Name: Goebbels: La Jalousie by Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel
Brand: Ensemble Modern
SKU: 028943799720
Price: 3.96 USD
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Rating: 3 (28 reviews)

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Goebbels: La Jalousie (Geräusche aus einem Roman) (1991)

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Goebbels: Red Run (Nine Songs For Eleven Instruments) (1988)

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Goebbels: Herakles 2 (Für fünf Blechblaser, Schlagzeug und Sampler) (1992)

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Goebbels: Befreiung (Konzertante Szene für Sprecher und Ensemble nach einem Text von Rainald Goetz) (1989)

Christoph Anders, Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel

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Heiner Goebbels likens his work as a composer to that of a theater director (and he's a notable one) and vice versa. Consciously abandoning the traditionally German notion of "absolute music," his extensive and accomplished use of sampling keyboards introduces sounds as diverse as croaking frogs, car engines, crickets, and footsteps into the fabric of the musical discourse. His long-standing collaboration with German playwright Heiner Müller (also documented on the ECM triple-CD set Hörstücke) is once more to the fore in "Herakles 2," which sets a prose fragment from Müller's "Zement." "Befreiung" ("Liberation") sets texts by another German playwright, Rainald Goetz, while "La Jalousie," as its title indicates, references Alain Robbe Grillet's groundbreaking nouveau roman of the same name, deftly conjuring up its paranoid world with refracted detuned keyboards and ominous samples. "Red Run," though not sourced in any specific text, also refers to the wider art world, being originally a ballet score for the William Forsythe Company in Goebbels' hometown of Frankfurt. Goebbels' background in free improvisation and progressive rock, notably in the group Cassiber (with Chris Cutler, Alfred Harth, and Christoph Anders) is also a rich source of inspiration, and Frankfurt's exemplary Ensemble Modern handles his intricate scores with customary aplomb. ~ Dan Warburton

1. Goebbels: La Jalousie (Geräusche aus einem Roman) (1991)

by Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel

Bass Clarinet: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Bass Trombone: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Bassoon: Noriko Shimada; Performer
Cello: Eva Böcker; Performer
Double Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Conductor: Peter Rundel; Conductor
Electric Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Electric Guitar: Klaus Obermaier; Performer
Flute: Dietmar Wiesner; Performer
French Horn: Franck Ollu; Performer
Oboe: Catherine Milliken; Performer
Percussion: Rainer Römer; Performer
Piano: Ueli Wiget
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Composer: Heiner Goebbels; Composer
Performer: Klaus Obermaier
Mathias Tacke
Michael Klier
Thomas Fichter
Wolfgang Stryi
Hermann Kretzschmar
Noriko Shimada
Catherine Milliken
Bruce Nockles
Uwe Dierksen
William Forman
Eva Böcker
Franck Ollu
Ueli Wiget
Dietmar Wiesner
Rainer Römer
Gerard Buquet; Performer
Sampling: Ueli Wiget
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Saxophone: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Spoken Word: Franck Ollu; Performer
Trombone: Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Trumpet: Bruce Nockles
William Forman; Performer
Tuba: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Ensemble: Ensemble Modern; Ensemble
Recording: Andreas Neubronner; Production
Studio Personnel: Jan Erik Kongshaug
Andreas Neubronner; Production
Viola: Michael Klier; Performer
Mixing: Jan Erik Kongshaug; Production
Violin: Mathias Tacke; Performer
Primary Artist: Ensemble Modern
Peter Rundel; Main Performer
Producer: Manfred Eicher; Production

2. Goebbels: Red Run (Nine Songs For Eleven Instruments) (1988)

by Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel

Bass Clarinet: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Bass Trombone: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Bassoon: Noriko Shimada; Performer
Cello: Eva Böcker; Performer
Double Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Electric Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Conductor: Peter Rundel; Conductor
Electric Guitar: Klaus Obermaier; Performer
Flute: Dietmar Wiesner; Performer
Ensemble: Ensemble Modern; Ensemble
French Horn: Franck Ollu; Performer
Oboe: Catherine Milliken; Performer
Percussion: Rainer Römer; Performer
Composer: Heiner Goebbels; Composer
Performer: Klaus Obermaier
Mathias Tacke
Michael Klier
Thomas Fichter
Wolfgang Stryi
Noriko Shimada
Catherine Milliken
Bruce Nockles
William Forman
Franck Ollu
Ueli Wiget
Dietmar Wiesner
Rainer Römer
Eva Böcker
Hermann Kretzschmar
Gerard Buquet
Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Piano: Ueli Wiget
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Sampling: Hermann Kretzschmar
Ueli Wiget; Performer
Saxophone: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Trombone: Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Recording: Andreas Neubronner; Production
Studio Personnel: Jan Erik Kongshaug
Andreas Neubronner; Production
Trumpet: Bruce Nockles
William Forman; Performer
Tuba: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Viola: Michael Klier; Performer
Mixing: Jan Erik Kongshaug; Production
Violin: Mathias Tacke; Performer
Primary Artist: Ensemble Modern
Peter Rundel; Main Performer
Producer: Manfred Eicher; Production

3. Goebbels: Herakles 2 (Für fünf Blechblaser, Schlagzeug und Sampler) (1992)

by Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel

Bass Clarinet: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Bass Trombone: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Bassoon: Noriko Shimada; Performer
Cello: Eva Böcker; Performer
Double Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Electric Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Conductor: Peter Rundel; Conductor
Electric Guitar: Klaus Obermaier; Performer
Flute: Dietmar Wiesner; Performer
Ensemble: Ensemble Modern; Ensemble
French Horn: Franck Ollu; Performer
Oboe: Catherine Milliken; Performer
Percussion: Rainer Römer; Performer
Composer: Heiner Goebbels; Composer
Performer: Klaus Obermaier
Mathias Tacke
Michael Klier
Thomas Fichter
Wolfgang Stryi
Noriko Shimada
Catherine Milliken
Bruce Nockles
William Forman
Franck Ollu
Ueli Wiget
Dietmar Wiesner
Rainer Römer
Eva Böcker
Hermann Kretzschmar
Gerard Buquet
Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Piano: Ueli Wiget
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Sampling: Hermann Kretzschmar
Ueli Wiget; Performer
Saxophone: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Trombone: Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Recording: Andreas Neubronner; Production
Studio Personnel: Jan Erik Kongshaug
Andreas Neubronner; Production
Trumpet: Bruce Nockles
William Forman; Performer
Tuba: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Viola: Michael Klier; Performer
Mixing: Jan Erik Kongshaug; Production
Violin: Mathias Tacke; Performer
Primary Artist: Ensemble Modern
Peter Rundel; Main Performer
Producer: Manfred Eicher; Production

4. Goebbels: Befreiung (Konzertante Szene für Sprecher und Ensemble nach einem Text von Rainald Goetz) (1989)

by Christoph Anders, Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel

Bass Clarinet: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Bass Trombone: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Bassoon: Noriko Shimada; Performer
Cello: Eva Böcker; Performer
Double Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Conductor: Peter Rundel; Conductor
Author: Rainald Goetz; Production
Electric Bass: Thomas Fichter; Performer
Electric Guitar: Klaus Obermaier; Performer
Flute: Dietmar Wiesner; Performer
French Horn: Franck Ollu; Performer
Oboe: Catherine Milliken; Performer
Percussion: Rainer Römer; Performer
Piano: Hermann Kretzschmar
Ueli Wiget; Performer
Composer: Heiner Goebbels; Composer
Performer: Mathias Tacke
Michael Klier
Thomas Fichter
Wolfgang Stryi
Uwe Dierksen
Klaus Obermaier
Noriko Shimada
Catherine Milliken
Bruce Nockles
William Forman
Franck Ollu
Ueli Wiget
Dietmar Wiesner
Rainer Römer
Gerard Buquet
Eva Böcker
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Sampling: Ueli Wiget
Hermann Kretzschmar; Performer
Saxophone: Wolfgang Stryi; Performer
Trombone: Uwe Dierksen; Performer
Trumpet: William Forman
Bruce Nockles; Performer
Tuba: Gerard Buquet; Performer
Viola: Michael Klier; Performer
Violin: Mathias Tacke; Performer
Ensemble: Ensemble Modern; Ensemble
Mixing: Jan Erik Kongshaug; Production
Recording: Andreas Neubronner; Production
Studio Personnel: Jan Erik Kongshaug
Andreas Neubronner; Production
Primary Artist: Christoph Anders
Ensemble Modern
Peter Rundel; Main Performer
Producer: Manfred Eicher; Production

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Duration

1 hour, 5 minutes and 23 seconds

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Genres

Classical, Modern Era, Avant-Garde

Label

ECM New Series

Music Distribution Service

UMG Global

Country

Germany

Language

English (United States)

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Release Date

May 22, 2000

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Goebbels: La Jalousie

1. Goebbels: La Jalousie (Geräusche aus einem Roman) (1991)

2. Goebbels: Red Run (Nine Songs For Eleven Instruments) (1988)

3. Goebbels: Herakles 2 (Für fünf Blechblaser, Schlagzeug und Sampler) (1992)

4. Goebbels: Befreiung (Konzertante Szene für Sprecher und Ensemble nach einem Text von Rainald Goetz) (1989)

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Goebbels: La Jalousie

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1. Goebbels: La Jalousie (Geräusche aus einem Roman) (1991)

2. Goebbels: Red Run (Nine Songs For Eleven Instruments) (1988)

3. Goebbels: Herakles 2 (Für fünf Blechblaser, Schlagzeug und Sampler) (1992)

4. Goebbels: Befreiung (Konzertante Szene für Sprecher und Ensemble nach einem Text von Rainald Goetz) (1989)

Technical Specifications