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| | | m=minimal (germany) #minimal 009 cd ernstallbrecht stiebler “sequenz ii • mitteltöne • trio 89” compact disc - sequenz ii for violoncello (13:47) 1984
- mitteltöne (5:53) 1997
- trio 89 (23:26) 1989
| april 2012 release ; ... stiebler’s is a new name to me (hey, what can i say ... i’m way behind on my “die reihe” subscription) even though he was attendant at darmstadt from 1958 to 1961, studying with stockhausen and the like ...
... the three pieces here, all composed much later on, have “three principal concerns: sonority, rhythm, and duration” ; the realizations offered here are but a glimpse into stiebler’s ethos, focusing on sustained tones & slow momentum ... |
| | m=minimal press release... |
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ernstalbrecht stiebler – sequenz ii – mitteltöne – trio 89
mm-009 cd
release date: 09.04.2012
ernstalbrecht stiebler is the first german composer that based his compositions on minimal techniques. this record is the first part of an edition of his works on the label m=minimal. stiebler, whose first reductionist work “extension i” was first performed in 1963 clearly showed an opposite position to the serial composers of that time.
as a composer stiebler is unfortunately still very unknown, but he has a great reputation as a producer for the german radio. some of the recordings were released on the prestigious “hat art” label. among other things, he supervised recordings of morton feldman, john cage, alvin lucier, giacinto scelsi, earle brown and christian wolff.
the work “sequence ii” for cello and tape from 1984, is available as a new recording with cellist agnieszka dziubak. the organ work “mitteltöne” (1997) was performed by the 77 year old stiebler himself and is the first available recording. the recordings were produced by borngräber & strüver.
trio 89 – a key work stieblers was released in 1996 on “hat art” and is now finally made available again. the recording licensed for this record was produced by german radio rbb in 1994 and was performed by frances-marie uitti (cello), robyn schulkowsky (percussion) and marianne schroeder (piano). all three of them are well known for excellent performances of new music. |
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