1. Scratch – Notturno – Vacuum aus trapos | Catwalk en Guantánamo – Version 2 (5.56)
for two turntable soloists & large orchestra (2004/2005)
Haydn Orchestra Bozen & Trient, Johannes Kalitzke (cond.)
 Joke Lanz & Jorge Sánchez-Chiong (turnt.) 

2. FINAL GIRL 2009 (16.43)
for large ensemble (2009)
Klangforum Vienna, Sylvain Cambreling (cond.) 

3. Veneno 3 (11.38)
for bassclarinet & eleven instruments (1999)
die reihe, Jürg Henneberger (cond.)
Ernesto Molinari (bcl.), Patricia Kopatchinskaja (vl.) 

4. trapos | Catwalk en Guantánamo (29.36)
for doublebass, electric guitar, turntables & amplified large orchestra (2004)
RSO Vienna, Matthias Pintscher (cond.)
Christian Weber (db., e.g.), Joke Lanz (turnt.) 

5. Algarabía (13.09)
for ensemble (2001)
Klangforum Vienna, Matthias Pintscher (cond.)
Ernesto Molinari (bcl.), Gerald Preinfalk (sax), Dimitrios Polisoidis (va.) 

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Mastering: Martin Siewert
Redaction: Gustav Danzinger
ORF CD 



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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.

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