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On this DVD Tobias Klich presents his transdisciplinary work in conjunction with James Chan-A-Sue in four cinematic interpretations, two of them as multipart cycles. Klich is not only composer but also guitarist, filmmaker, visual artist and his compositions investigate the link between hearing and seeing. Three basic aspects form an often-inseparable unity in his creations as Dirk Wieschollek writes in the booklettext: ‘an urge toward complex assemblages of sonic phenomena, the visual potential of sonic articulation, and references to extra-musical sources of inspiration from art, literature and philosophy’.

In dialogue with the famous socio-critical cycle Los Caprichos by Francisco de Goya, Klich’s "Goya-Triptychon" (‘Goya triptych’) takes specific pictorial elements from the etchings of the spanish master and transfers them into the gestures of the players. With projections consisting of fragmentary pictorial excerpts, which are synchronised as closely as possible with the music and the players’ movements, the different layers merge to an organic entity.

Another large cycle of this compilation is the four-part collaborative project "4 Hände" (‘Four hands’) with composer CHEN Chengwen. Here, two musicians play together a single instrument and produce sounds in multiple nuances, which could only be realised in this four-hand manner. The composers refer to the partition of man’s original nature into four-armed spherical beings described in Plato’s Symposium. Diverse solo-interpreters, as Séverine Ballon and Åsa Åkerberg, present impressively the character of their instruments and allows us a glance into their relationship.

A release of Edition Zeitgenössische Musik.
A co-production of Deutschlandfunk and Deutscher Musikrat gemeinnützige Projektgesellschaft mbH.

Language: German, English, French
Sound format: Stereo
Frame size: 16:9
Disk type: DVD 9
Country code: (0) PAL
Length: ca. 134 min

Content

Tobias Klich: grüntrübe Ritornelle beim Verlassen des Territoriums (“Murky Green Ritornellos when Leaving the Territory”) for prepared amplified guitar and sound design
Tobias Klich: Goya-Triptychon (“Goya Triptych”) Scenic composition with video in a dialogue with “Los Caprichos” by Francisco de Goya for guitar, trumpet, double bass, percussion, and voice
Tobias Klich: Die Wiederaufnahme der Zeit (“The Revival of Time”) A dialogue with Bruce Nauman’s “Violin tuned D.E.A.D.” for violin, video and audio projections
CHEN Chengwen + Tobias Klich: 4 Hände (“Four Hands”) Scenic composition in a dialogue with Plato’s “Symposium” for guitar, cello and accordion (four-hands each) and voice

Performers

Tobias Klich: guitar / Chen Cchengwen: sound design / Henrik Dewes: guitar / Valentin François: trumpet / Marko Hristoskov: double bass / Corentin Marillier: drums / Angela Postweiler: voice / Byol Kang: violin / John-Robin Bold: guitar / Séverine Ballon, Åsa Åkerberg: cello / Predrag Tomić, Olivia Steimel: accordion / James Chan-A-Sue + Tobias Klich: cinematic interpretation

More Information

Title:
Tobias Klich +
Publisher/Label:
Wergo
Duration:
133 ′53 ′′
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Technical Details

Product number:
WER 64362
MAN EAN:
4010228643626
Weight:
0,11 kg

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