Vocal music

• DEINE KINDER SIND NICHT DEINE KINDER
  2 speakers, 8 voices solo and live-electronics
  text: Khalil Gibran
  (about 8 min.)

• DIE STERNENREUSE
  for mezzo-soprano, speaker, flute, cello & live-electronics (8-channels) / after the
  poem with the same title by Peter Huchel (2000)
  (from: "Von Stimmen umwittert..." : songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel)
  (about 12 min.)
  Recording of the concert, Freiburg, September 28, 2017, YouTube:
  on YouTube click here
  Recording of the concert, Eckernförde, January 31, 2020, auf SoundCloud:
  on SoundCloud click here

• "ECHO-SIDCHO"
  for mezzo-soprano and bass-flute (2008)
  after the poem with the same title by Reiner Kunze
  (translation in to Korean: Young-Ae Chon)
  dedicated to Angelina Soller
  (about 6 min.)
  on YouTube click here

• "EINLADUNG ZU EINER TASSE JASMINTEE"
  for soprano, alt, tenor and bass (choir or solo voices) (1978)
  after the poem with the same title by Reiner Kunze
  published in:
  Reiner Kunze: "Lindennacht" / German-Korean edition. - Yeuleumsa Publ. (South-Korea), 2007.
  (about 1 min.)

• "IM KALMUSGERUCH DÄNISCHER WIESEN LIEGT IMMER NOCH HAMLET"
  for mezzo-soprano, bass-flute, english horn, bass-clarinet, piano, percussion, cello & live-electronics (2007/08)
  after the poem with the same title by Peter Huchel (and fragments by Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Äsop)
  (from: "Von Stimmen umwittert..." : songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel)
  (about 14 min.)
  on YouTube click here

• ... IT WILL BE IN PEACE
  mezzo-soprano, trombone, percussion, 8-channel tape and live-electronics (1995)
  after texts by Manfred Wiemer, Debra Ann Loughrey and the inscription of the bell "Hosanna" of the Freiburger Münster (from the year 1256).
  The text by Debra Ann Loughrey is spoken from 17 different speaking voices in 16 languages (English, Spanish, French, German, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Finnish, Greek, Romanian, Russian, Barotse, Arabic, Thai, Chinese, Korean).
  The sound of the bell „Hosanna“ is recorded by Roland Breitenfeld from some different places in 1994/95, and analysed and edited from him in the Experimental Studio of the SWF Freiburg.
  (about 24 min.)
  on SoundCloude click here
  moderation on YouTube click here
  composition on YouTube click here

• LE POULDU
  for mezzo-soprano, speaker, piano, percussion & live-electronics (8-channels) / after the
  poem with the same title by Peter Huchel (1999)
  (from: "Von Stimmen umwittert..." : songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel)
  (about 13 min.)
  on Soundcloud click here

• MOMENTS OF LIGHT
  for mezzo-soprano, bassflute, bassclarinet and live-electronics (2006)
  [Trio from 'Einblick I']
  (about 8 min.)
  Recording of the concert, Freiburg, September 28, 2017, YouTube:
  on YouTube click here
  Recording of the concert, Eckernförde, January 31, 2020, auf SoundCloud:
  on SoundCloud click here

• "OPHELIA"
  for mezzo-soprano (with percussion)& live-electronics (6-channels)
  dedicated to Christina Ascher
  / after the poem with the same title by Peter Huchel and fragments by Shakespeare's "Hamlet" (2003/2008)
  (from: "Von Stimmen umwittert..." : songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel)
  (about 12 min.)
  on YouTube click here

• SAND UND SCHAUM
  2 speakers, 8 voices solo and live-electronics
  text: Khalil Gibran
  (about 5 min.)
  on YouTube click here

• "SIDCHO, DASS KEINEN TROST WEISS" (2010)
  / after the poem with the same title by Reiner Kunze with quotations by Jini Hang and Young-Ae Chon
  Korean translation: Young-Ae Chon
  for daegeum, gayageum, haegeum, gagok (voice), janggo, baritone, piano and tape (2 channels)
  German and Korean
  in comission of the Goethe Institut Seoul
  
  Interview from the Goethe Institut (Mrs Elisabeth Joe) with Roland Breitenfeld (text / German): http://www.goethe.de/ins/kr/seo/kue/mus/de5958475.htm
  

• "TODTMOOS"
  for mezzo-soprano, piccolo / flute, oboe, spinet, percussion, cello & live-electronics
  dedicated to Elmar Bernauer
  / after the poem with the same title by Peter Huchel (2007/08)
  (from: "Von Stimmen umwittert..." : songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel)
  (about 16 min.)

  
  

• VON STIMMEN UMWITTERT...
  songcycle after poems by Peter Huchel
  
  • "Im Kalmusgeruch dänischer Wiesen liegt immer noch Hamlet", for mezzo-soprano, bass-flute, english horn, bass-clarinet, percussion, piano, cello and live-electronics
  • "In den stachligen Grannen...", for percussion and piano (after the poem "Friede")
  • "Licht rodet Kälte", for bass-flute, bass-clarinet & live-electronics (after the poem "Wintermorgen in Irland")
  • "Ophelia", for mezzo-soprao (with percussion) & live-electronics
  • "Le Pouldu", for mezzo-soprano, speaker, piano, percussion & live-electronics
  • "Die Sternenreuse", for mezzo-soprano, speaker, flute, cello & live-electronics
  • "Das Testament gestürzter Tannen", for flute, cello, piano and live-electronics (after the poem "Traum im Tellereisen")
  • "Todtmoos", for mezzo-soprano, piccolo / flute, oboe, percussion, spinett, cello and live-electronics
  • "...ungesagt", for english horn solo

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