Johannes Maria Staud
*17.08.1974

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Black Moon
17.06.2012, Bochum (D)

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Johannes Maria Staud
Black Moon | for bass clarinet

Work Details
Year of composition: 1998
Scored for: for bass clarinet
Composer: Johannes Maria Staud
Commissioned by: Tiroler Landesregierung
Duration (min): 11
Dedication: Ernesto Molinari
Purchase information: Selected editions are available on sale on request.
Licensing: Licensing Request
World Première
Location: Kolpinghaus Schwaz / Austria
Date: 18.09.1998
Main Soloists: Ernesto Molinari, Bassklarinette
Work Introduction

I was impressed and fascinated by Louis Malle's film of the same title (1975) - the way he applied the principles of 'écriture automatique' of the early surrealists (Breton, Soupault) to cinematography. As a result, he did completely without logical strands of plot and used instead chains of [...]

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