Klangforumania - Reposted Tracks

Sirrt die Sekunde (2008) 
Dur. 13:30  Chamber Orchestra (1.1.1.1/1.1.1.0/1.1/1/2.1.1.1)
Commissioned by Klangforum Wien and Impuls-Graz 2009 with the support of the Catalan Government
Premiere : Klangforum Wien, Enno Poppe, conductor. 14.02.2009. Festival Impuls Graz, Austria.
Editorial Tritó (Barcelona)


Sirrt die Sekunde. Klangforum Wien. Enno Poppe, conductor.

“Moins qu’un souffle, à peine un mouvement de l’air” (2012)
Dur. 20:00 Ensemble (Flute/Piccolo/Bass flute, 2 Perc., Harp, Piano, 2 Vn, Va, Vc, Db.)
Premiere : Klangforum Wien, Enno Poppe, cond. Konzerthaus Wien, Mozart Saal. 1 October 2012. Klangforum Wien, Clement Power, cond. Steirischer Herbst Graz, 6 October 2012.

'Moins qu’un souffle, à peine un mouvement de l’air'. Klangforum Wien, Eva Furrer (fl). C. Power.

Quatuor Diotima
November 10, 2013 — Berlin

Clara Iannotta 'A Failed Entertainment' (2013), for string quartet [excerpt]

abbozzo V (excerpt) for 1/4tone-accordion & string4 (K.Sterev & string4 of the Klangforum Wien)

for alto sax, violin, percussion set, piano

Klangforum Wien, Enno Poppe

Simone Movio, " ... come spirali ... " (2008)

Commissioned by Klangforum Wien, award for Impuls International Composition Competition 2011.
Premiered at impuls . International Ensemble and Composers Academy for Contemporary Music 2013, Graz / Austria, by Klangforum Wien and Enno Poppe, conductor.

Eon, for ensemble (2012)

Daniel Figols-Cuevas (Barcelona, 1980), cello player and physicist (UB), studies composition with Luis Naón (Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya), Mathias Spahlinger (Freiburg Musik Hochschule) and Stefano Gervasoni (Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris). Simultaneously he studies orchestration with Denis Cohen and electronic music with Luis Naón (CNSMDP) and Yan Maresz (Cursus 1, IRCAM).
After obtaining his Master degree in composition at CNSMDP in 2012, he is currently studying a PhD in composition in Kings College London with George Benjamin and Silvina Milstein.
His pieces have been performed by: Enno Poppe, Lorraine Vaillancourt, Tito Ceccherini, Jean-Philippe Wurtz, Matteo Cesari, Maxime Morel, Luigi Gaggero, Pasquale Corrado and by the ensembles: Klangforum Wien (Impuls Composition Award 2012), SWR Orchester Stuttgart, Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart (Fondation Royaumont, Paris), Ensemble Vocal Exaudi (Manifeste Academy, Paris), NEM (Domaine Forget, Québec), Orchestre National de Lorraine (France), Jenaer Philharmonie Orchestra (Via-Nova Weimar 2013 Orchestra Competition, Germany), BCN216 (Catalonia), Lontano Ensemble (United Kingdom), Musica Qu Lacoza (Japan) and UMS 'n JIP at Festival Mixtur 2013, Barcelona and Switzerland.

25 musicians from 13 countries are constantly exploring new horizons of artistic creativity together with the most eminent composers of our time. 

Open-minded, virtuosic in performance and aurally perceptive, Klangforum Wien – one of the internationally most renowned ensembles for contemporary music – devotes itself to the artistic interpretation and expansion of experiential space.

A performance of Klangforum Wien is an event in the best sense of the word; it offers a sensual experience, immediate and inescapable; the novelty in its music speaks, acts and beguiles.

Ever since it was founded by Beat Furrer in 1985, the ensemble – which, over the years, has received a great number of awards and distinctions – has written music history:
It has presented around 600 world premieres, it boasts an extensive discography of more than 90 releases, appearing at the most prestigious concert halls, opera venues and at major music festivals.

Klangforum Wien has its own annual concert series at the Wiener Konzerthaus. Since 2009, the musicians have been sharing their comprehensive mastery of playing techniques and forms of expression with a new generation of artists in the context of their collective professorship at the University of Music, Graz.

The repertoire choice and the ensemble’s intense understanding of the compositions contribute to diversity, and are matched by the most excellent and joyful execution of the music.

Eon, for ensemble (2012)

Daniel Fígols Cuevas

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