audio-visual
- cinéma pour l’oreille - radio pour l'œil
- Duration: 24'
- October 2020, Festival digitIZMir-6
- interactive audio-visual installation
- February 2019, Sprengel Museum Hannover
- interactive text projections for Georg Katzers
- "L'homme machine" für sprechenden Kontrabassisten und Live-Elektronik (1998)
- November 2018, Festival Drugoe Prostranstvo, Philharmonic chamber hall Moscow
- video projections for the large organ work "La Natitvité du Seigneur" by Olivier Messiaen
- Duration: 60'
- 2018
- concert performance
- Ensemble Megaphon and guests
- video projections: Andre Bartetzki
- October 2018, Basilika St. Clemens, Hannover
- audio-visual composition for live-animation and live-electronics
- Duration: 12'
- 2018
- for piano, percussion, electronics and interactive projection
- Duration: 13'
- 2018
- for alto flute, electronics and video
- Duration: 12'
- 2017
- tableaux vivants for french horn and audio-visual electronics
- Duration: ca. 16'
- 2017
- six audio-visual miniatures after Juan Rulfo
- Voice: Anna Clementi
- Duration: 6 x ~1'
- August 2017
Zwischenräume (spaces between) are created for the program "Underground on the Road - Pedro Páramo" with the ensemble Megaphon on the occasion of the festival "Ums Wort" in Hannover. All sounds are based on sentences and words from a commentary by Juan Rulfo, author of "Pedro Páramo", spoken by Anna Clementi.
- video projections for the concert "Jubiläum", 16 miniature pieces
- Duo Klarinette-Akkordeon plus and Sonar Quartett
- Duration: ca. 60'
- 2017
- video projection for the opera "The Rain Passed Over" by Snezana Nesic and Tobias Ribitzki
- Duration: 55'
- 2017
- a concert performance with music, poetry and images from eight centuries
- Ensemble Megaphon and Schola Gregoriana Cellensis
- video projections: Andre Bartetzki
- 18. und 19. November 2016, St. Ludwig, Celle
- for daegeum, koto, kayageum, violin, viola, cello, double bass, live-animation and electronics
- Duration: 10'
- 2016
- audio-visual miniatures
- Duration: n x ~1'
- October 2016
- video projection for Myung-Sun Lee's composition "Ritual of Bridge (Darikut)" (2013) for string trio
- Duration: 11'
- January 2016
- audio-visual composition
- Duration: 13'
- 2015 / 2008
- The Incredible Journey of Yoriko, Andreas, Lea Rahel, Jean-Claude and Friedemann
on a Moebius Strip as seen by Andre at the mixing desk
and from various other perspectives
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- for piano, percussion, violin, viola, cello, projection and electronics
- Duration: ca. 13'
- October 2015
- for bassoon, marimba, string trio, projection and electronics
- Duration: 17'
- May 2015
- audio-visual composition for live-animation and live-electronics
- Duration: ca. 10'
- November 2012
- for flute, trombone, violine, double bass, live-animation and live-electronics
- Duration: ca. 12'
- August 2012
- for bass clarinet, video synthesis and live-electronics
- Duration: ca. 11'
- October 2011
- for violin, video synthesis and live-electronics
- Duration: approx. 11 min.
- world premiere: 2010 Glockenhaus Lüneburg, Lenka Zupková
Program notes
The dimensions between memory and presence, writing and sound, interpretation and invention constitute the field of tension to which the soloist is exposed in various ways. However, the soloist - while playing - is generating the space which she has to navigate through.
- audio-visual piece for multipe video screens and 8 channel audio
- Duration: 20:10
- September 2004, ZKM Institut für Musik und Akustik / Home studio
Program notes
The german word Einklang means "being in harmony" or "consistent" and can also be read as "one sound". Ringing church bells have a well-known peculiar feature: the poly-rhythmic phase shiftings between the single bells oscillating in different velocities. This rhythmical quality appears as the intrinsic musical structure of church bells. Within the sound of a bell these non-periodicities in some degree are replicated as inharmonic proportions of the partial sounds. Likewise the human ear is trimming the ambiguous bell sound to only one virtual strike tone we are trying to integrate the independently running pendulum pulses of the bells to a superior measure. This antagonism of independent oscillations occuring both in the dimensions of sound and time structure is a fundamental idea of Einklang. (...)
Einklang was commissioned by the ZKM Karlsruhe, Institute for Music and Acoustics, on the occasion of the European Bell Festival 2004.
- multimedia concert installation for Ludwig van Beethoven's "Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus"
- Duration: 1h+
- June 2003, home studio / SeaM - Hochschule für Musik "Franz Liszt" Weimar
This concert installation is meant to be played together with an orchestral performance of Ludwig van Beethoven's music for ballet "Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus" op. 43.
It comprises a visual part, consisting of 8 different video streams played through 16 monitors, and 4 intermitting tape music parts as well as an electronic finale (6 channel audio). The visual part accompanies the orchestra whereas the electronic music alternates with Beethoven's music.
This concert installation was performed three times in June 2003 in Erfurt and Jena with the Universitätsorchester Erfurt, conductor: Sebastian Krahnert.
- interactive audio-visual installation
- March 2002, Projektbüro Copyright
This installation was part of the project "Ein unguter Ort - doch besser als die Welt" (Ernst Jünger) organized by the Projektbüro Copyright. Several artists were invited to develop works related to the subject "Orte und Unorte" (places and no-places). Most of the installations and objects were exhibited in the Projektraum Kampl (Berlin, Auguststrasse) alternating over a period of several months in spring 2002. This project was finished with a final week of lectures, performances and an exhibition at the Akademie der Künste (Berlin, Hanseatenweg).