18. April 2023 | ||
20:00 |
Vienna (A): Raum für Notizen – Otto Hashmi & Karø Goldt
Eggenfelden (D): concert of change – Maria Hofmann
20. October 2022 | ||
19:00 | bis | 21:30 |
21. October 2022 | ||
19:00 | bis | 21:30 |
22. October 2022 | ||
19:00 | bis | 21:30 |
23. October 2022 | ||
19:00 | bis | 21:30 |
Dartington (UK): Pleasures and Passions – Jill Kemp
3. August 2021 | ||
17:00 |
Jill Kemp – recorder
Concert programme:
Hildegard von Bingen O Ecclesia (Sequence dedicated to St Ursula)
Dorothée Hahne Commentari III
JS Bach Sarabande and Gigue from Suite No 2 in D minor BWV 1008
GP Telemann Fantasia 3 Continue reading »
Hitzacker (D): 75. Sommerliche Musiktage Hitzacker – Max Volbers
9. August 2020 | ||
11:11 |
elf nach elf
Musical reading
Udo Samel (recitation)
Elisabeth Wirth &
Maximilian Volbers (recorder)
Programm (a.o.)
Dorothée Hahne – commentari III
für Soprano recorder (& renaissance recorder) & playback tape [2000]
venue: Verdo -> musikfestival-hitzacker.de
Düsseldorf: Vernissage R. Reschkowski – Yûgen-C Zyklus
5. June 2020 | ||
19:00 |
In November 2019, the composer and music performer Dorothée Hahne was invited by the artist Robert Reschkowski to his studio. In interaction with alphorn and live electronics, a work of the Yûgen cycle was created, while the sounds of the painting process flowed into the music.The Yûgen C cycle by Robert Reschkowski was to be exhibited at the Düsseldorf Künstlerverein Malkasten from June 5th to 7th.
Münster (D): ” Kammermusik im Rüschhaus – Lea Sobbe
29. February 2020 | ||
20:00 |
Konzert Programm:
u.a.
Dorothée Hahne: commentari III
Lea Sobbe – Blockflöte
Ort: Haus Rüschhaus, Am Rüschhaus 81, 48161 Münster
29. Februar 2020 20 Uhr
Tel Aviv (ISR): Recorder Recital Sophia Schambeck
3. February 2020 | ||
21:00 |
3. Februar 2020 9 p.m. TARF Telaviv Recorder Festival 2020
IN THE PARK
Recorders – Music – Sound Preludes – Electronics
Sophia Schambeck (Germany) – recorders and concept, winner of Tarf Competition 2019
Aviad Stier (Israel)
One of the most successful young musicians with a refreshing and
surprising program that combines electronics and acoustic music.h
Musik von: Machaut, Hahne, Gal, CPE Bach, Schambeck & Falconieri
Ort: Israel Conservatory of Music, Tel-aviv – Louis Marshall St 25, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Salzburg (A): academic concert recorder
21. January 2020 | ||
20:00 |
Students @ Dorothee Oberlinger
Program i.a.
D. Hahne – commentari III (2000)
Tabea Seibert – recorder
Venue:
Bösendorfersaal | Universität Mozarteum | Mirabellplatz 1 | 5020 Salzburg (Austria)
An event from Department Blas- und Schlaginstrumente
Basel: Vortragabend – Lea Sobbe
Vortrag Abend Blockflöte
Konzert Programm:
u.a.
Dorothée Hahne: commentari III
Lea Sobbe – Blockflöte
Ort: Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Leonhardsstrasse 6, 4051 Basel, Schweiz
Kloster Gravenhorst: Christine Westenberger – Aperture
15. September 2019 | ||
12:00 |
Mönchengladbach: 12. Gladbacher Nachtmusik – Grand Guerre – Dance Macabre
23. November 2018 | ||
20:15 |
12. Gladbacher Nachtmusik
GRAN GUERRE – DANCE MACABRE
Program:
u.a. Dorothée Hahne: “dance macabre” Continue reading »
Art for animals for art – WDR Lokalzeit – 25 anniversary Alter Schlachthof Soest
27. April 2018 | ||
18:00 | bis | 19:00 |
25 years ago I have had the pleasure to entertain with my alphorn & live-electronics the first cow (her name was Saba – unforgetable), who left the slougterhouse of Soest alive, after she stayed there the hole day in a fine mood. With this performance from the artist Martin Kätelhön (supplemented by MAF Räderscheidt & Inge Thomforde) and events from other artists the old sloughterhouse changed to an excellent art and cultur venue. The documentation from the WDR LOKALZEIT about the anniversary will be online until 27th of April 2019:
Lucerne (CH): Debut Prix Credit Suisse Jeunes Solistes – Lea Sobbe
Lea Sobbe | Halldór Bjarki Arnarson
Lea Sobbe – Blockflöte
Halldór Bjarki Arnarson – Cembalo
Martin Reck – Electronics
Is the recorder confined solely to the realm of early music? Lea Sobbe, who was born in Trier in 1994 and is currently completing her master’s degree at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, showed this to definitively not be the case at the 2021 Prix Credit Suisse Jeunes Solistes, winning the coveted CHF 25,000 prize for young musicians as well as the opportunity to appear at Lucerne Festival in a Debut recital. She will experiment with different types of recorders, from the Middle Ages to modern models, and explore the question of how much repetition is needed to achieve complete musical freedom, pleasure, and joy in playing. Sobbe will combine contemporary pieces with live electronics in a program of improvisations and early Baroque repertoire, which she performs with her chamber music partner on harpsichord, the Icelander Halldór Bjarki Arnarson. “Magnificent, daring, beautiful, flowing, touching,” remarked Noémi L. Robidas, jury chair of the 2021 Prix Credit Suisse Jeunes Solistes, describing her impression of Lea Sobbe’s playing and program conceptualization.
concert programme: «once:more» Continue reading »