■programme
Vol.4&5 2011.3.27 16:00-
Vol.4&5 2011.3.27 16:00-
talk & concert Valerio Sannicandro / Claire-Melanie Sinnhuber
presented by ensemble-no
supported by Minato prefecture grant for culture
1 talk : Valerio Sannicandro / Claire-Melanie Sinnhuber / Ryoko Aoki
2
Valerio Sannicandro "new work" for Noh voice and flute (commissioned by ensemble-no 2011) (world premiere)
Claire-Melanie Sinnhuber "new work" for Noh voice and flute (commissioned by ensemble-no 2011) (world premiere)
Ryoko Aoki (Noh voice) Ayako Okubo (flute)
■inquiries
presented by ensemble-no
supported by Minato prefecture grant for culture
Valerio Sannicandro
The works by Valerio Sannicandro, composer and conductor, are the product of different cultural influences as well as of his own reflections about the parameter space that he researches consequently, as "compositeur associé" at IRCAM (Paris),
as well as at the Technische Universität (Berlin).
Compositions like „STRALI (2002)", „FIBRAE (2005)" and "IUS LUCIS (2006/2007)" are the most outstanding examples of his interest in large orchestral instrumentations, as well as his concern with the role and the aesthetic of (live) electronics.
He is currently working in the Experimentalstudio of SWR (Freiburg) for a new work for orchestra and live-electronics; he is new music advisor for the Philharmonisches Orchetser Cottbus (Germany).
He has been awarded among others the MUSICA VIVA Composition Price, München in 2002 and 2010 as well as the Kranichsteiner Musikpreis (2000). He has been selected for the Rostrum of Composers 2006.
His works are published by Edizioni Suvini-Zerboni (Milan).
(www.valeriosannicandro.eu)
Claire-Melanie Sinnhuber
Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber was born in 1973, franco-swiss.
First trained as a flutist, Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber has studied composition with Sergio Ortega, Allain Gaussin, Ivan Fedele, Philippe Leroux and Frédéric Durieux.
She graduated in composition from the CNSMDP (National Superior Conservatory of Paris) and attended the one year composition and new technology cursus at the IRCAM.
Her music is played in France and abroad, by ensembles like Aleph, Accroche Note, Contrechamps, Hic et Nunc, Instant Donné, Multilatérale, Nouvel ensemble Moderne, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony orchestra, Vortex, Court-Circuit,
at IRCAM, Musica, Manca, Abbaye de Royaumont, Forum Neues Musiktheater, MaerzMusik, Ars Musica, Why Note, Suntory Summer Festival...
She was awarded the Francis and Mica Salabert Prize in 2006,
and the Georges Enesco composition Prize from SACEM in 2007.
She was composer-in-residence at Villa Kujoyama in Kyoto in 2008, and at present is resident at the Villa Medici in Roma (2010-2011).
Her music is edited by Jobert, Paris.
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