| 11. September 2016 | ||
| 10:00 | bis | 18:00 |
With music from Dorothée Hahne:
“Milk und Honey” for trumpet, didgeridoo & live-electronics
Münsterland: 3rd vegan trade fair “Go vegan”
Leipzig: Solo – Dorothée Hahne
| 2. September 2016 |
Update: Unfortunately, the concert had to be canceled due to illness.
Anläßlich der 90. Mitgliederversammlung der Gedok:
Dorothée Hahne
Klangerzeuger & Live-Elektronik
WDR 2 key day: Theophanu – Europe unknown ruler
| 15. June 2016 | ||
| 09:40 | bis | 09:45 |
| 18:40 | bis | 18:45 |
Today 1025 years ago died the Empress Theophano, whose tomb is located in Cologne’s St. Panteleimon Cathedral. The journalist Claudia Friedrich reminded in your miniature portrait of the European unknown ruler with excerpts from my Theophanu concert, which was first performed in 2000 in St. Pantaleon.
The broadcast WDR 2 key date is here audibly a podcast (in german)
Köln: Aschermittwoch der Künstler 2016
| 10. February 2016 | ||
| 14:30 | bis | 16:30 |
Akademie zum Aschermittwoch
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Worte der Begrüßung
Prälat Josef Sauerborn
Künstlerseelsorger
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Von der Unausweichlichkeit des Spiels: Überlegungen zum Theater als Denkfigur.
Prof. Dr. Peter W. Marx
Professor der Theater- u. Medienwissenschaft, Universität zu Köln
Direktor der Theaterwissenschaftlichen Sammlung
Musik zur Akademie
Dorothée Hahne, Komponistin
4-Stimmiger Kanon für Sopran und Live-Elektronik (2008)
für akustische Klangerzeuger & Live-Elektronik (2009)
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Schlusswort: Rainer Maria Kardinal Woelki
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Ausstellung im Maternushaus
DaSein
Skulptur. Malerei. Objekt.
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Kamen (D): Vernissage – Tassilo Sturm
| 4. February 2016 | ||
| 19:30 |
Köln: Der erste Weltkrieg aus der Sicht von Zeitgenossinnen
| 6. November 2015 | ||
| 19:00 |
Minna Cauer, Jo Mihaly
Zeitgenossinnen schreiben bewegende Texte zum Ersten Weltkrieg. Gelesen werden sie von den Schauspielerinnen Renate Fuhrmann (Grenzlandtheater Aachen) und Michelle Patz, musikalisch begleitet von der Musikerin und Komponistin Dorothee Hahne. Continue reading…
Hannover: Concert of RAM Fellows 2015 Tabea Wink
| 17. November 2015 | ||
| 13:00 | bis | 13:40 |
With the RAM–grant from the Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung one of the best Lower Saxony participants in the federal competition “Jugend musiziert is” the door to be opened in the international music scene – by a two-week master class at the prestigious London Royal Academy of Music. The scholarship holder will also receive a one-day, individually tailored coaching in the areas of public speaking and presentation as support on his way into working life.
At lunchtime concert Tabea Wink presented their skills and reports of their stay in the British capital.
Program (among others):
Dorothée Hahne: “TeleParty” for alto recorder & live electronics
Commissioned by “Impulse – Young Artists / New Music”
the German Music Council for Tabea Wink Continue reading…
Karlsruhe (D): TelePartY @ WESPE / Tabea Wink
| 18. September 2015 | ||
| 16:00 |
With WESPE “Youth Makes Music” sets new initiatives and priorities. More than in the national competition “Youth Makes Music“ it comes to provide the instrumental skills to the service of the music and not yet listed to devote lesser-known or particularly difficult to interpret works..
“Youth Makes Music” will encourage the best young performers to deal with the unknown and to risk the new. Productive curiosity and creativity are encouraged. In addition to the competition also encounter character plays an important role. Continue reading…
London (UK): Arranged by Block4
| 3. December 2015 | ||
| 18:30 | bis | 19:30 |
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Block4:
(recorders)
Emily Bannister, Lucy Carr, Katie Cowling, Rosie Land
BLOCK4 present a programme of arrangements for the recorder quartet, ranging from the medieval period to the present day. Works by composers such as Handel and Caccini are re-imagined by the quartet, showcasing the versatility of the recorder.
Programme
Anon.: Saltarello
Arvo Pärt (b. 1935): Pari Intervallo
George Frideric Handel (1685-1759): Capriccio in F major, HWV 481
Kazimierz Serocki (1922-1981): Arrangements
Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548-1611): O Magnum Mysterium
Dorothee Hahne (b.1966): Dance Macabre (Quartetversion) Continue reading…
Schleiden: „Hurra mit Kriegsgebrüll“
| 6. September 2015 | ||
| 18:00 |
Szenische Lesung über die Eifel zwischen Heimatfront und Schlachtfeld im Ersten Weltkrieg
mit Daniel Kröhnert und Erik Schumacher.
“Beeindruckendes Theater: Verführte Jugend wird in den Tod geschickt”
Erschütternde Dokumente fand Pfarrer Erik Schumacher in den Annalen der Evangelischen Trinitatis-Kirchengemeinde Schleidener Tal. Es handelt sich um Hasspredigten, die während des Ersten Weltkrieges von der Kanzel hinab die Jugend aufforderten, für das geliebte deutsche Vaterland in den Krieg zu ziehen. Recherchen von Schülern des Städtischen Gymnasiums Schleiden zeigten: Die Predigten fanden Gehör. Sie stießen auf das Schicksal von 13 Jugendlichen im Alter zwischen 14 und 16 Jahren, die sich älter machten, als Kinder in den Krieg zogen und starben.
Bremen: Debut concert Duo Antlia “Unearthly”
| 9. July 2015 | ||
| 19:30 |
music im museum
Debut concert with Julia Fritz and Barbara Heindlmeier (recorder)
Program (u.a.)
Dorothée Hahne: dance macabre (Duo Version) & commentari III
9th Juli 2015 19:30 Gerhard-Marcks-Haus, Am Wall 208, 28195 Bremen, Germany
Music in the Museum – a series of concerts of Gerhard Marcks House and the University of the Arts Bremen, Department of Music
Fee: 4,50 / 3 Euro
Kiel (D): Four Countries Concert – Jugend Musiziert
| 13. June 2015 | ||
| 16:00 | ||
| 10. July 2015 | ||
| 20:00 |
At the highest level the federal award winners from the four northern German states make music in the “four country concert“, which this time goes on Saturday, 13 June 2015 at 16 clock in musiculum in Kiel on stage.
Program (u.o.) Dorothée Hahne: “TelePartY” for al
to recorder & live electronics
Commission of the German Music Council for Tabea Wink within the project
“Impulse – Young Interpreters / New Music” Continue reading…
noncerto 57.1 Vincent Lauzer – Hahne: Commentari III – Classical Music Video
An excellent commentari III interpretation of the multi-award winning Canadian recorder virtuoso Vinzent Lauzer @ Youtube channel from noncerto:
Extra thanks for sharing this to Matthias Maute