German
Johannes Kreidler Composer

Stil 1 (2010-)

for variable instruments (at least Duo) and Tape

Thus far in these versions:

Stil 1a for Zither, Cello and Tape (for Leopold Hurt and Martin Jaggi, premiere: 3.12.2010, Basel) [score]

Stil 1b for Flute, Bass Clarinet, Accordion and Tape (for Andrea Kiefer, Daniel Agi and Ingólfur Vilhjálmsson, premiere: 2.9.2010, Helsinki) [score]

Stil 1c for Vibraphone, Bariton Saxophone, Piccolo Flute and Tape (for Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin, premiere: 7.10.2011, Berlin) [score]

Stil 1d for Zither, Bass Clarinet and Tape (for Carola Schaal and Leopold Hurt, premiere: 5.5..2013, Hamburg) [score]

Stil 1e for Baritone saxophone, E-Guitar and Tape (for Oh Ton Ensemble, premiere: 31.8.2013, Oldenburg) [score]

Stil 1f for piccolo Flute, Cello, Piano and Tape (for Athelas Sinfonietta, premiere: 12.11.2013, Copenhagen) [score]

Stil 1g for piano 6 hands and keyboard (4 pianists) (for Performer Ensemble Frankfurt, premiere: 30.4.2014, Frankfurt) [score]

Stil 1h for oboe, alto saxophone, trombone, guitar, piano and tape (for Suono Mobile, premiere 2.5.2015, Zwei Brücken Köln) [score]

Stil 1i for piccolo flute, oboe, melodica, alto saxophone, viola and tape (for Ensemble Dal Niente, premiere 6.12.2015 Chicago) [score]

Stil 1j for recorder(s), alto saxophone, trombone, drumset, double bass, piano and tape (for Electronic ID, premiere 14.1.2016 Cologne) [score]

Stil 1k for soprano saxophone, tuba, percussion, piano and tape (for Tokyo Gen'on Project, premiere 11.7.2018 Tokyo) [score]

Version 1a

Version 1c

Programme Note for Version 1c

Style 1 is a modular system and can be realized with different instrumentations. The basic concept is to sequence large numbers of variants, be it musical styles, transpositions, speech melodies or unlimited octavations. Samples from the mass media serve as media for this; I call this approach "music with music".

Style 1 is also an exercise in minimalism.

About the "style melody" Johannes Kreidler wrote a text for "New Music and Aesthetics in the 21st Century", Vol.6 (Wolke Publishing House).