# Helmut Lachenmann

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Helmut Lachenmanns erstes Streichquartett

Ein Verkehrsunfall in einer Gänsefarm? Ein Streichquartett! Peter und Volkmar Klien sprechen über "Gran Torso" von Helmut Lachenmann. Peter möchte gar nicht glauben, dass die Vielfalt an Klängen allein von einem Streichquartett erzeugt wird. Was für Peter klingt, als würde dem Federvieh "der Hals u…

Спецвыпуск: обсуждаем музыку от подписчиков

Специальный выпуск подкаста.  В нём мы обсуждаем музыку, которую вы нам прислали. Helmut Lachenmann - Pression (1969)  https://youtu.be/y7Gzrake8nI  Niebiezdny_Drokon - Nu eto nie noiz (2020)   https://youtu.be/V9L7SWsCG00  Slava Levandovsky - Snail Race (2020)  https://soundcloud.com/…

Show #31

This week, “NINE TIMES?” Featuring tracks by Helmut Lachenmann, Tom Dissevelt, Toro Y Moi, People Like Us, AUOHM, Ikue Mori, and much more!

Helmut Lachenmann PRESSION (Lucas Fels, with English Subtitles)

Helmut Lachenmann PRESSION (Lucas Fels, with English Subtitles) Helmut Lachenmann talks to Lucas Fels about the genesis of Pression for solo cello. The documentary is followed by a performance of Pression by Lucas Fels, in the presence of the composer.

Salut für Caudwell

Musik für zwei Gitarristen, von Helmut Lachenmann - Konzert 7 - 2014 © HfM Karlsruhe

Jana Luksts - Adventurous Niche

Jana Luksts, canadian-latvian pianist dedicated to contemporary music joins me from New York City for a conversation about commuting between NYC and Berlin on a regular basis, meeting Helmut Lachenmann and the process of preparing and recording Got Lost for my upcoming album Autopsychografia.

011 - Contextualizing Every Sound and Silence

Sean Hamilton shares the core philosophies that guide his music-making: a timbral approach shaped by Helmut Lachenmann, a fluid rhythmic sensibility influenced by Stuart Saunders Smith, and an immersive spatial awareness inspired by Morton Feldman. In this excerpt, Sean walks Tyler through how thes…

John Howell Morrison / Helmut Lachenmann

Episode 14: String Obliteration and Some Weird Mouth Sounds - The guys change things up and bring in something they assume the other one would like.  Josh presents something with electronics from one of his mentors which he thinks frightens children and Jon doesn’t think he understood the assignmen…

Erik Ulman

In this episode, I chat with Mr. Erik Ulman. Mr. Ulman is a Lecturer in Music at Stanford University whose compositions have been performed by renowned interpreters, including the Arditti Quartet, Claire Chase, and the Formalist Quartet. He studied composition with Brian Ferneyhough at UCSD and Hel…

STRUCK: Music for Percussive Instruments

Composers have long explored the percussive possibilities of traditionally non-percussive instruments, striking, tapping, scraping, and knocking on their bodies to uncover sounds beyond their conventional vocabulary. Many of these techniques already belong to a tradition of extended instrumental pr…