ProvinzLärm 2025

festival focus: Denmark

concert 1: 21.02.2025 | concert 2: 22.02.2025 | concert 3: 22.02.2025 | Video - Installation 1: 22.02.2025 | concert 4: 22.02.2025 | concert 5: 22.02.2025 |

Video - Installation 2: 23.02.2025 | concert 6: 23.02.2025 | ensembles / musicians | gallery

1. concert: 21. February 2025, 08:00 p.m
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde
"opening concert"

Ensemble Kwartludium (PL),  Ensemble Reflexion K (D), Clara Stengaard Hansen (DK) 

program:

Andras Ellendersen "Verhugamyndir" (2024)

for piano, violin, bassclarinet and percussion

Frej Wedlund "BARELY THERE, NEARLY GONE" (2024)

for violin, bassclarinet, percussion and piano

Marsel Nichan "Fractals" (2022)

for violin, clarinet, percussion and piano

Niels Rønsholdt "Lust, Melancholy" Melodrama (2005)

for voice, flute, violoncello and percussion

Christian Winther Christensen "andante con moto" (2010)
für Altoflute, clarinet (in A), piano, violin, viola and violoncello

2. concert: 22. February 2025, 11:00 a.m
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde
"matinee concert"

Ensemble Reflexion K, Katja Kanowski, Julia Spaeth, Peter Söderberg,

Leif Henrikson and Dirk Homrighausen

program:

Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen "Spejl III" - Nr. 1

for organ

Kaija Saariaho "Leino-Songs"
for soprano and piano

Simon Steen Andersen "Study #1" (2007)

for one or more string instruments

(version for 2 vc)

Gerald Eckert "Aube" (2006)

for organ

Aldo Clementi "Otto variazioni"(2002)

version for lute

Aldo Clementi "Variazioni per voce sola"(2000)

version for viola da gamba

Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen "Still" (from "Still.Leben")

for organ

concert at Otte 1: 22. February 2025, 12:30 a.m and 01:00 p.m.
Artists Residence Eckernfoerde, Ottestr. 1
"Artists Residence concert"

Delphine Gauthier-Guiche (performance)  / Christiane Veltman (viola)

Jeppe Ernst "Morning Prayer"

Performance

Alexey Shmurak "war" (2011)

for viola

Video-Installation at Otte 1:

22. February 2025, 04:00 p.m.
Artists Residence Eckernfoerde, Ottestr. 1

Video films 10 minutes each.

On loan from the Latvian Museum of Contemporary Art

The two videos were Latvia's contribution to the 49th Biennale in 2001 in Venice to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the city of Riga.
In the video “Riga Magic Flute” director Viesturs Kairiss and the artist and set designer Ilmars Blumbergs relocate the event into a forest in which the poor, the homeless and the unknown deceased from Riga are buried, a few hundred each year. The choir, in helmets and lamination sheet, reinforces the unreality of the scenery. One thinks of Mozart's death, of mass graves of victims of political persecution or war.

Laila Pakalnina's documentary “Papagena” shows Residents of Riga listening of Mozart's music. The film recordings emerged in suburbs and side streets away from the tourist Riga.

concert 4: 22. February 2025, 05:00 p.m
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde

Peter Söderberg - Renaissance Lute, Leif Henrikson - Viola da Gamba and Stefan Bartling - electronics

program:

Stefan Bartling "OMBRA"  WP

Three Shadow Dances for Lute, Viola da Gamba and electronics

1) diapason ombra

2) sfumato

3) ombra sfumato

5. concert: 22. February 2025, 07:00 p.m.
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde

Ensemble Reflexion K, Ensemble Kwartludium, Julia Spaeth

program:

Manuel Sanchez García "Mystical Wetware" (2024)  WP

for ensemble 

Commission of the Provinzlärm Festival

Idin Samimi Mofakham "Learn to Play Death Metal" (2024) )
for violin, clarinet, percussion and piano

Martyna Kosecka "monolith | transparence" (2023)

for violin, bassclarinet, percussion and piano

Żaneta Rydzewska "Entomofonia" (2024)
for violin, clarinet, percussion, Piano, objects and electronics

Age Veeroos "Enesekaotus"(2002)

for mezzo-soprano and altoflute

Alisa Kobzar "What is left?" (2024)  WP

for ensemble 

Commission of the Provinzlärm Festival

Video-Installation at Otte 1:

23. February 2025, 03:00 p.m.
Artists Residence Eckernfoerde, Ottestr. 1

Video films 10 minutes each.

On loan from the Latvian Museum of Contemporary Art

The two videos were Latvia's contribution to the 49th Biennale in 2001 in Venice to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the city of Riga.
In the video “Riga Magic Flute” director Viesturs Kairiss and the artist and set designer Ilmars Blumbergs relocate the event into a forest in which the poor, the homeless and the unknown deceased from Riga are buried, a few hundred each year. The choir, in helmets and lamination sheet, reinforces the unreality of the scenery. One thinks of Mozart's death, of mass graves of victims of political persecution or war.

Laila Pakalnina's documentary “Papagena” shows Residents of Riga listening of Mozart's music. The film recordings emerged in suburbs and side streets away from the tourist Riga.

6. concert: 23. February 2025, 04:00 p.m
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde

"final concert"

Ensemble Reflexion K, Julia Spaeth

program:

Gerald Eckert "Alter der Wirklichkeit" (2024)  WP

for large ensemble and live-electronics

Commission of the Provinzlärm Festival

Sofie Søs Meyer "Dunkles zu Sagen" (2023)
for mezzo-soprano, violin, viola and violoncello

Zeynep Toraman "The Sea they think they hear" (2020)

for soprano, flute, harp, piano, violin, viola and violoncello

Michele Abondano "Just an Attempt to Dissipate" (2019)

für voice and ensemble

Macarena Rosmanich "A Sky Of Thousand Windows" (2021)     

for ensemble

Clara Stengaard Hansen (Denmark) - soprano

Julia Spaeth (D) - soprano

Ensemble Kwartludium: (Poland)

Michał Górczyński, clarinet, bass clarinet

Dagna Sadkowska, violin

Paweł Nowicki, percussion
Piotr Nowicki, piano 

Peter Söderberg und Leif Erikson (Sweden), Stefan Bartling

Peter Söderberg, Lute and guitar

Leif Erikson, Viola da Gamba

Stefan Bartling, electronics

Ensemble Reflexion K

Beatrix Wagner, flute
Joachim Striepens, clarinet
Delphine Gauthier-Guiche, horn, performance
Katja Kanowski, organ
André Wittmann, percussion
Martin von der Heydt, piano

Rui C. Antunes, violin
Christiane Veltman, viola
Burkart Zeller, violoncello
Andre Bartetzki, electronics
Gerald Eckert, direction, violoncello

      © Ines Herzmann / Beatrix Wagner / Provinzlärm