Ultraschall Berlin
Berlin, Germany
January 21 – 25, 2015
Ultraschall Berlin is a festival for contemporary music and presents a broad spectrum of new premieres, new tendencies, and new artistic constellations. The festival also offers a historical perspective on rediscoveries and examines their relevance in a new and modern context. The vanguard of today and modern classics are juxtaposed to foster a mutually fruitful exchange and create new insights. The festival features musicians that belong to the world’s best performers and guarantees performances of the highest quality. The festival is jointly broadcasted by the German broadcasting corporations Deutschlandradio Kultur and kulturradio rbb.
Among the participants of this year’s prestigious program are Vienna-based Italian composer Pierluigi Billone, and Austrian composers Friedrich Cerha, Clemens Gadenstätter, Gerhard E. Winkler and the ensemble Klangforum Wien:
- Pierluigi Billone: “Legno.Intile Studie” – for ensemble (2002)
Performed by Ensemblekollektiv Berlin
22.01.2015 // 19:00
HAU 2
- Portrait Concert Michael Pelzel
Performed by Klangforum Wien
23.01.2015 // 21:00
HAU 2
- Gerhard E. Winkler: “Black Mirrors III” – for clarinet and interactive live electronics, written for Jörg Widmann (2013)
Performed by Jörg Widmann
24.01.2015 // 16:00
Sophienkirche
- Friedrich Cerha: “Acht Sätze nach Hölderlin-Fragmenten” – for string sextet (1995)
Performed by Ensemble Modern
24.01.2015 // 18:00
Sophienkirche
- Clemens Gadenstätter: “bersten, platzen (Paramyth 4)” – for cello and piano (2012)
Performed by Trio Catch
25.01.2015 // 13:00
Haus des Rundfunks // Kl. Sendesaal
Link to full program: http://ultraschallberlin.de/programm/
Festival links:
http://ultraschallberlin.de
https://www.facebook.com/ultraschallberlinfestival
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