Museumsstücke I
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SKU: S9.Q42195
Composed by Dieter Schnebel. This edition: performance score. Workshop. Downloadable, Performance score. Duration 50 minutes. Schott Music - Digital #Q42195. Published by Schott Music - Digital (S9.Q42195).Museumsstücke is how Dieter Schnebel entitled his two collections of experimental music theatre pieces which he sees ‘almost as sound images, acoustic counterparts of what is hanging on museum walls’. In the first cycle he refers to different types and genres of pictures, in the second cycle he applies typical working methods of painters such as Marcel Duchamp, Yves Klein, Anselm Kiefer or Mark Rothko to the music.
1. Veduta – Signalinstrumente · 2. Tempesta – Stühle · 3. Landschaft – Stimmen,
Werkzeuge · 4. Nachtstimmung – Stimmen, Schwirrholz · 5. Nature morte – Plastikmaterialien · 6. Skulpturen und Porträts – Stimmen, Körperklänge · 7. Blumen und Arabesken – Stimmen, Windchimes, Glockenspiel · 8. Selbstporträt (II) – ad lib. · 9. Bauernszene – Teller, Gläser, Besteck, Stimmen · 10. Seebild – Stimmen, Wasser, Rainmaker, Möwen-schrei · 11. Waldstück – Wasser, Vogelpfeifen, Knacker, Steine · 12. Battaglia – Ratschen · 13. Triptychon · Stimme, Waldteufel
[Museumsstücke (I) wurde speziell für das Museum für Moderne Kunst in Frankfurt/Main konzipiert.].
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