Uwe Rasch
Uwe Rasch (* 1957 ) is a German composer and video artist .
biography
Uwe Rasch studied at the University of Bremen , at the University of Art and Music Bremen, and as a guest in Rolf Riehm's composition class in Frankfurt . He was a lecturer and scholarship holder at the University of Bremen and for several years freelance at Radio Bremen . Uwe Rasch is co-founder and employee of the project group new music (pgnm) and member of the artist group stock11 . Uwe Rasch's works are characterized by audio-visual connections and scenic moments. Rasch develops sound images through different correspondences between body, body movement and sound; often in collaboration with dancers, filmmakers, actors and musicians.
"When he begins a piece, Uwe Rasch creates unusual situations in which the interpreters have to find their way. The pianist has to play with his head, the drummer's shoes are nailed to the stage floor, a dancer is hung by their feet. Then actions follow from which the musicians create very idiosyncratic soundscapes, because Uwe Rasch starts with the body. The composer, who was born in 1957, has something uncontrollable about it. This leads to events and sound phenomena that are to a certain extent incalculable it's exciting, because we are entering new spaces of experience for seeing and hearing. "
(Hanno Ehrler, Deutschlandfunk)
Works
solo
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"Flatter"
- The non-revealing movement of the thrown body is often referred to as flight. Study of crashes for pianist head and cold fire (grand piano, TV / video, 1 spotlight)
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"... if I cover this little thing with my hand even very lightly, ..."
- For solo drummers and feeder (from: "Seeing yourself as something foreign, forgetting the sight, keeping your eyes")
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"So could I be completely at ease on this point?"
- For vc solo with playback (adaptation for vc from: "Seeing yourself as something strange, forgetting the sight, keeping your eyes")
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"Prelude discreet"
- For any four-stringed string instrument
Stringed instruments
- "Aufoben" , for three guitars
- "Window" , for guitar duo, accordion, flute and secondary instruments
- "Prélude discreet" , for any four-stringed string instrument
- "Consumption" , string trio
Chamber occupations
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"gap"
- Flute, soprano saxophone (or Bb clarinet), grand piano, tape and video
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"drift"
- Flute, oboe, B flat clarinet, grand piano, percussion and video
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"Pour"
- Flute, guitar, hurdy-gurdy
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"SiO2"
- 4 glass players
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"Bad copy / objet trouvé"
- Fl, Ob, Cl, piano, perc, playback
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"Rub knock fat"
- Experimental arrangement for continuity / discontinuity 5-string electric violin and percussion
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"We start with the fish"
- Septet (Cl, Fg, Hr, vl, va, vc, Cb), sound actor, dance, feeds with text parts from Agota Kristof's Das große Heft
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"Simile"
- Septet (Cl, Fg.Hr, vl, va, vc, Cb)
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"Lamento"
- two singing saws and a ytong saw
ensemble
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"Heart leaves"
- small ensemble (vl, vc, cl, sax, perc, soprano).
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"Seeing yourself as something strange, forgetting the sight, keeping the sight"
- DisTanzVerlauf after parts of the text by Franz Kafka small ensemble, soprano, falsetto baritone and tape (1st part of the Kafka trilogy)
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"Say: naiky"
- three bass clarinets, 3 string trio, laid drums and a corner stick
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"Say: naiky"
- Version for bass clarinet, horn, trombone, 3 strings, laid drums and a corner stick
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"We start with the fish"
- Septet (Cl, Fg, Hr, vl, va, vc, Cb), sound actor, dance, feeds with text parts from Agota Kristof's Das große Heft
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"Simile"
- Septet (Cl, Fg.Hr, vl, va, vc, Cb)
Choir / voices
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"Camera silens"
- 12 gestures for choir
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"Hab et swa is ait en" 1st part
- 12 vocal soloists with glass filters and pocket noises from: Joe after Flann O'Briens The Third Policeman with parts of the text from Samuel Beckett's The Nameless
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"Hab et swa is ait en" 2nd part
- 12 vocal soloists and sounds from: Joe after Flann O`Briens The Third Policeman with parts of the text from Samuel Beckett's The Nameless
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"Hab et swa is ait en" 3rd part
- 12 vocal soloists with flashlights from: Joe after Flann O`Briens The Third Policeman with parts of the text from Samuel Beckett's The Nameless
Scene, performance, stage
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"Walk, man"
- for up to 14 sound actors
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“Goodbye to the goodbye. Then complete darkness, pre-grave bells, very soft, sweet sound, go, beginning of the end. First last second. When there's enough of it left to devour it all. Happig, second after second. Heaven, earth and all the odds and ends. No more carrion. Lips licked, that's it. No. Just a second. Only one more. Long enough to breathe this emptiness. To get to know happiness. " ( Samuel Beckett )
- A musical triptych as a concept for (Hammond) organ, gymnastics cyclist and club swinger
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"Route"
- Solo from “Korridor” a body drummer with a feed
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"Leni discovers the sky"
- a rocket mummy wiper for a turner
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"Promise"
- for a countertenor - promised + pass a performer
Musical theater
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"Bing. Quiet hop done. "
- Music based on Samuel Beckett's texts Bing and Der Verwaiser. 1 soprano, Fl, Ob, Cl, 4 Cb, piano / Hammond organ, 2 perc, 12 sound actors, 1 gym cyclist, 2 trampoline synchronized jumpers, feeds
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"Corridor" (chamber opera)
- "... I do some excavations, but only at random, of course nothing like that". Orientation procedure for five hissing drummers, a body drummer and tape based on materials by Claudio Monteverdi and Franz Kafka (2nd part of the Kafka trilogy)
Wind players
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"Hammer" about liquid
- two bass clarinets (3rd part of the Kafka trilogy)
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"Goodbye"
- three recorder players and pedal kit
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"Partly"
- 3 sub-bass recorders and pedal kit
Video
- “With my patent, I am able to stretch a beam of light so that it becomes a sound” MusikfilmMusik
installation
- "Le morbide promesse" (sound installation)
- "Out of twenty-four"
cycle
- Freely combinable, modular, multimedia cycle “from twenty-four” based on Franz Schubert's Winterreise for saxophone, oboe, dance performer, video, feeds
Web links
- Website of the composer Uwe Rasch
- Vimeo Channel by the composer Uwe Rasch
- Uwe Rasch in the database of new music
- Soundcloud Channel by the composer Uwe Rasch
Individual evidence
- ↑ Uwe Rasch: sound somatogenic . In: Jörn Peter Hiekel (Ed.): Body sounds . 57 (Aspects of the physical in contemporary music). Schott (seat: Mainz), Darmstadt 2017.
- ↑ Julian Kämper: Materialhaufen - Uwe Rasch's multimedia adaptation of the "Winterreise" . In: Gisela Gronemeyer (Hrsg.): Journal . No. 150 . Music texts (seat: Cologne), Cologne 2016.
- ↑ Nicolas Schalz: passages. Cross and cross paths through modernity . Article in the work: Postscript on Kafka and body experience. Ed .: Peter Rautmann / Nicolas Schalz. ConBrio (seat: Regensburg), Regensburg 1998.
- ^ Wolfgang Rüdiger: Ensemble & Improvisation . Article in the work: A musical sport piece - based on Uwe Rasch's walk, man. ConBrio (seat: Regensburg), Regensburger 2015.
- ↑ Composer Uwe Rasch - The wild energy of the body. Retrieved June 13, 2020 (German).
- ↑ Music as physical exercise, CD / DVD gruenrekorder 2013
- ↑ So could I be completely at ease about that? Stock11: 3 upwards CD co-production by ZKM | Karlsruhe and stock11. 2013
- ↑ camera silens (excerpt from the CD on Rautmann / Schalz “Passages. Crossings and crossings through modernity”), Schott 1997
- ↑ a b from twenty-four. Schubert adaptations. A pile of material on Franz Schubert's Winterreise, DVD gruenrekorder 2015
- ↑ from twenty-four: twenty-four, from twenty-four: twelve / twenty-one, "Infinite Jest / Invading Pleasures" (Mark Lorenz Kysela / Nicola Lutz) CD gruenrekorder 2015
- ↑ out of twenty-four: three "one +" (Mark Lorenz Kysela) CD gruenrekorder 2013
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Quickly, Uwe |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German composer |
DATE OF BIRTH | 1957 |