Beschreibung
Birke J. Bertelsmeier: Krampus (2023) für Gitarrenquartett [Dauer ca. 4 Min.]
Malte Giesen: Miniatur zum Geburtstag für das Aleph Gitarrenquartett (2023) [Dauer ca. 3 Min.]
Franz Ferdinand August Rieks: viento de verano (2023) für drei Gitarren und akustische Bassgitarre [Dauer ca. 3 Min.]
Gerhard E. Winkler: Frostblüte (2023) für Gitarrenquartett [Dauer ca. 3 Min.]
Nicolaus A. Huber: TAV (2021) für Gitarrenquartett [Dauer ca. 1 Min. 3 Sek.]
Huihui Cheng: (in)flexion (2023) für Gitarrenquartett [Dauer ca. 3 Min.]
Sophie-Youjung Lee: Butterflies are swallowed and still flying (2023) für Gitarrenquartett [Dauer ca. 2 Min. 40 Sek.]
ALEPH Guitar Quartet
The four musicians of the Aleph Guitar Quartet are enthusiastically committed to the music of our time. Since it was founded in 1994, the Quartet’s mission has been to present, promote, and make headway with the musical language and playing techniques of the 20th and 21st centuries, fueled by intensive collaboration with composers, sound engineers, and acousticians.
In the meantime, the Aleph Guitar Quartet has helped to create a new, extensive and future-orientated repertoire for the classical guitar which is being constantly expanded by a large number of both renowned and younger composers.
ANDRÉS HERNÁNDEZ ALBA, TILLMANN REINBECK, WOLFGANG SEHRINGER and CHRISTIAN WERNICKE perform regularly at such international music festivals as MaerzMusik (Berlin), Guitar Foundation of America (USA), Eclat (Stuttgart), Styrian Autumn (Graz), Warsaw Autumn, Archipel (Geneva), MusicadHoy (Madrid), One Month Festival (South Korea), Klangspuren Schwaz (Austria) and Time of Music
(Viitasaari).
The Quartet is sponsored by the Cultural Office of the City of Karlsruhe, the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation, the Goethe Institute, the Spanish Ministry of Culture, the Province of Baden-Württemberg and the ZKM | Hertz-Lab.
In 2023, 31 renowned composers each wrote a new, short work to mark the quartet‘s 30th anniversary, which all have been premiered as part of the ZeitGenuss festival at the Karlsruhe University of Music. Some of these works are published in this anthology. All works are also available individually as performance material (score and parts or performance scores).
