Premiere of
Points, Lines

miniature for 4 guitars and electronics 1.40 min.sec

Premiered on the "Zeitgenuss Festival" in the Wofgang Riehm Forum, Karlsruhe

"Spheres Of Resonance" by Ludger Brümmer included in the Bestenliste 4/2022 of the Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik, in the category "Electronic and Experimental".
Inevitably, images arise in front of the inner eye. The works of Ludger Brümmer lead into sound spaces of hypnotic aura. Brümmer, who created important innovations for sound generation at the Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe (ZKM), is one of the most important composers for computer music. All tracks on this double CD were produced with up to 42 channels for playback over a spatial sound environment. With "Spheres of Resonance" Wergo offers a kaleidoscope of examples of Bruemmer's methods of granular synthesis of early music and physical modeling, for example. Fascinatingly perfect and beautiful.
(For the jury: Isabel Steppeler)

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New Publication @ Wergo

Double CD Sonic Patterns

on display since 2023 containing the works:

CD 1: Amazonas. In Erwartung der Tauglichkeit

einer rationalen Methode zur Lösung des Klimaproblems
Repetitions, Shine, Between Twilight
CD 2: Move, Le temps s’ouvre, Nyx

Premiere of the new work:

Non può sentir dolore

(verspürt nicht mehr den Schmerz) 29.30 min.sec

For Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass, Violine, Cello, Piano and multichannel fixed media

Premiered by the Klangforum Heidelberg on the 17.9.2022 in the Providenzkirche Heidelberg

and 18.9.2022 ZKM | Karlsruhe

New Publication @ WERGO

Double CD Spheres of Resonance

on display since August 2022, containing the works:

Cellularium, Gesualdo Carlo, Lizard Point, Glasharfe

Gestalt, Spheres of Resonance, Falling.

Publication out:

The Hub: Pioneers of Network Music

Publisher: ZKM | Hertz-Lab @ Kehrerverlag.com

Editor: Ludger Brümmer, ZKM | Hertz-Lab

CoEditors: Gino Robair, Cecilia Preiß

Texts: Ludger Brümmer, Alvin Curran, Golo Föllmer, Barbara Golden, Shelly Knotts, Thomas Lehn, Jon Leidecker, George Lewis, Gino Robair, Julian Rohrhuber, Carter Scholz, Laetitia Sonami, Atau Tanaka, Peter Weibel

Design: Kehrer Design (Tobias Becker)

The US ensemble The Hub is one of the pioneers of network music and live coding.
The formation consisting of Tim Perkis, Scot Gresham-Lancaster, Chris Brown, John Bischoff, Phil Stone, and Mark Trayle emerged from the League of Automatic Music Composers in 1986. They revolutionized electronic music with democratically organized composition and performance processes operating in networks and received the Giga-Hertz Prize from the ZKM | Hertz-Lab. The publication depicts the collective’s work in a historical context, allows companions and musicologists to have their say and brings together the group’s (annotated) compositional writings for the first time. These scores form the heart of the book and are not only archival documents, but also instructions for playing and the starting point for future projects of a new generation of network music.