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Nuremberg, Germany, Galerie Bernsteinzimmer presents a chamber concert with soprano Irene Kurka including a composition by Stefan Hakenberg.
Concert time and location:
February 15,
2009
Großweidenmühlstr. 11
+49 911 933-0200
Sassari, Italy, the festival "Opera ma novità 2008" presents the El Cimarron Ensemble in a program including Stefan Hakenberg's The Egg Musher with a libretto by Michael Kerstan on a scenario inspired by effects of climate change.
Concert time and location:
November 19, 2008
Schweinfurt, Germany, the Akademie für Tonkunst, Darmstadt in collaboration with the Rückert-Society Schweinfurt and Bavarian Radio present a memorial concert for the writer and musician Hans Wollschläger including the World premiere of new songs by Stefan Hakenberg for mezzo-soprano Blanche-Dorothée Haun and piano on texts by Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi in translations by Friedrich Rückert.
Concert time and location:
September 21, 2008
Boston, Massachusetts, Evening of Shakuhachi and Koto Music in its 10th anniversary edition presents the World premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's Antares with Marco Lienhard (shakuhachi) and Ryuko Mizutani (koto).
Concert time and location:
September 7,
2008; 2:30 pm
Brookline Library
Darmstadt, Germany, the Akademie für Tonkunst presents a concert featuring Stefan Hakenberg conducting Hans Werner Henze's "Amicizia" and "Der junge Törless."
Concert time and location:
June 4, 2008; 7:30 pm
Darmstadt, Germany, the Akademie für Tonkunst presents pianist Björn Lehmann playing Stefan Hakenberg's Two Piano Pieces.
Concert time and location:
May 29, 2008; 7
pm
Akademie für Tonkunst
Großer Saal
Ludwigshöhstraße
120
Nuremberg, Germany, the Hochschule für Musik Augsburg Nü rnberg presents pianist Björn Lehmann playing Stefan Hakenberg's Two Piano Pieces.
Concert time and location:
May 28, 2008; 7 pm
Musikhochschule
Nürnberg
Kapelle (Kammermusiksaal der MHS)
Veilhofstr. 34
Nuremberg, Germany, the Hochschule für Musik Augsburg Nü rnberg presents a concert featuring Stefan Hakenberg conducting Hans Werner Henze's "Amicizia" and "Der junge Törless."
Concert time and location:
May 26, 2008; 7:30 pm
Berlin, Germany, Unerhörte Musik im BKA presents a concert with pianist Clemens Hund-Göschel playing Stefan Hakenberg's Schafe Waschen
Concert time and location:
February 19, 2008; 8:30
pm
BKA
Mehringdamm 34
Shanghai, China: The First Conference of the ICTM Study Group for Musics of East Asia (MEA) presents a performance of Stefan Hakenberg's Become Ocean, for 3 guzheng played by musicians from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and with an introductory talk by Dr. Jocelyn Clark.
Concert time and location:
December 21, 2007; 7:30
pm
Shanghai Conservatory of Music
Hong Kong, China: ISCM-ACL World Music Days 2007 presents the World premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's Become Ocean, for 3 guzheng played by members of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Chamber Ensemble.
Concert time and location:
November 24, 2007; 3 pm
Nan Lian Garden Xiang
Hai Xuan
Bad Boll, Germany:in a concert organized by the Herrnhuter Missionshilfe pianist Clemens Hund-Göschel plays Stefan Hakenberg's Schafe Waschen
Concert time and location:
November 10, 2007; 7:00
pm
Rehaklinik Bad Boll
Festsaal
IIIZ+, presents their signature piece, Stefan Hakenberg's montage Three Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors for koto, kayagum and changgu, and guzheng during their fall tour in the USA.
Concert times and locations:
October 12, 2007
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
October
11, 2007; 4:30 PM
Wesleyan University
Mansfield Freeman Center
for Asian Studies
343 Washington Terrace
860 685-2330
Middletown, Connecticut
CrossSound as part of its Fault Lines concert program presents Clemens Hund-Göschel (piano) playing Stefan Hakenberg's composition Schafe Waschen.
Concert Dates and Venues:
September 2, 2007; 7:45
PM
Chilkat Center for the Performing Arts
Haines, Alaska
September 1, 2007; 8:00 PM
Northern Lights
Church
Juneau,
Alaska
August 31, 2007; 7:45
PM
Harrigan Centennial Hall
Sitka, Alaska
IIIZ+, presents their signature piece, Stefan Hakenberg's montage Three Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors for koto, kayagum and changgu, and guzheng in Japan.
Concert times and locations:
July 23, 2007
Tokyo
Summer Music Festival
Musicasa
Shibuya
Tokyo
July 21,
2007
Barocksaal
Aoyama Memorial Music Hall
Kyoto
Ingolstadt, Germany: the Sommerkonzerte Audi ArtExperience present Nuovo Trittico a program of 3 one-act operas comissioned by the El Cimarron Ensemble including the World premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's The Egg Musher with a libretto by Michael Kerstan on a scenario inspired by effects of climate change.
Concert time and location:
July 12, 2007; 7:30 pm
museum mobile
Audi Forum Ingolstadt
reservations
Lorsch, Germany: the UNESCO Welterbetag Kloster Lorsch presents a concert with the ensemble IIIZ+ playing Stefan Hakenberg's montage Three Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors for koto, kayagum and changgu, and guzheng.
Times and locations:
June 2, 2007
Rheinsberg, Germany: the Rheinsberger Pfingstwerkstatt Neue Musik 2007 presents a concert with the ensemble UnitedBerlin. On the program is the European premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's Springbrunnen for flute, percussion, piano, and cello
Concert time and location:
May 27, 2007; 6:00 pm
Musikakademie
Rheinsberg
Schlosstheater
IIIZ+, presents their signature piece, Stefan Hakenberg's montage Three Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors for koto, kayagum and changgu, and guzheng in Taiwan.
Concert times and locations:
May 5,2007;
Zhongshan
Hall
Taipei
May 2,2007;
Tainan University of Arts
Tainan
Purchase, New York: as part of the Evelyn Farny Cello Recital at SUNY-Purchase cellists Evelyn Farny, Natasha Farny, Julia Lichten, and Rachel Ford play largo and An Accumulation of Motifs by Coleman Lindsley from Stefan Hakenberg's Like Juicy Peaches.
Concert time and location:
April 28, 2007; 8:00
pm
SUNY-Purchase Recital Hall
CrossSound Radio, on KRNN, Juneau, Alaska presents Stefan Hakenberg's Drei Stücke for brass quintet.
Broadcast time:
March 30, 2007; 1-3 pm (Alaska
Standard Time)
live stream and podcast at KTOO
SWR 2, (Southwest German Radio, Channel 2) presents Stefan Hakenberg's montage Three Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors. The occasion is the broadcast of a live recording of a concert of IIIZ+ in Sigmaringen from October 2006.
Broadcast time:
February 23, 2007; 7:05 pm (Berlin)
livestream
Bowling Green, Ohio: Kevin Schempf (bass clarinet) and Roger Schupp (percussion) in recital at the Bass Clarinet Conference at Bowling Green State University play Emergence.
Concert time and location:
February 16, 2007; 8:00 pm
Bryan Recital
Hall
Bowling Green State University
KBS World, (Korean Broadcasting Service's international program) presents during the German hour an interview with Stefan Hakenberg. The interview was recorded in Seoul on occasion of the world premiere of Madame Ching, Lady Pirate and talks about Stefan Hakenberg's compositions for kayagum.
Broadcast time:
February 9, 2007; 20:00 ~ 21:00 (UTC)
on short wave radio
3955kHz
Boston, Massachusetts: Alea III presents the World premiere of Apollo Metamorphoses, a new composition by Stefan Hakenberg commissioned by the ensemble.
Concert time and location:
February 7, 2007; 8:00 pm
The Tsai Performance Center
Boston University
685 Commonwealth
Avenue
CrossSound Radio, on KRNN, Juneau, Alaska presents Stefan Hakenberg's Days and Cube.
Broadcast time:
January 26, 2007; 1-3 pm (Alaska Standard
Time)
live stream and podcast at KTOO
Seoul, South-Korea: The kayagum ensemble Sagye presents the World premiere of Madame Ching, Lady Pirate, a new composition by Stefan Hakenberg commissioned by the ensemble.
Concert time and location:
19 January, 2007; 8:00 pm
Dong-duk Women's
University
Performing Arts Center
Daehak-ro
Jongno-gu
Rotterdam, The Netherlands, "bass clarinet activist" Henri Bok is celebrating his 25th anniversary as a bass clarinet professor at the Rotterdam Superior Conservatory with concerts at Lantaren/Venster. Henri is including the World premiere of a new one minute musical contribution to the party by Stefan Hakenberg, Tempered Rainforest Samba for bass clarinet and piano.
Concert time and location:
November 28, 2006;
8:30 pm
Gouvernestraat 133
Rotterdam
Boston, Massachusetts, Marco Lienhard (shakuhachi) and Ryuko Mizutani (koto) present the World premiere of Jet-Black and Silver, a new composition by Stefan Hakenberg.
Concert time and location:
November 19, 2006; 4:00
pm
Boston College
Yarkey Function Room
Chestnut Hill,
Massachusetts
Wilmington, North Carolina. The film festival Cucalorus will be screening Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Screening time and location:
November 11, 2006; 11:00 am
Thalian Hall,
Black Box
Washington, D.C. and Juneau, Alaska. The National Museum of the American Indian (Smithsonian Institution) and Discovery Theater show Gunakadeit, a new play with music, freely adapted after John Katishan's story The Origin of the Gunakadeit. Text by Ishmael Hope, music by Stefan Hakenberg with songs by Mary Hagen, stage design and direction by Jim Simard. Actor/Musicians: Mary Hagen, Ishmael Hope, Lily Hudson,and Jake Waid. There will be further performances in Juneau before and in Washington after the presentations at the NMAI.
Show times and location:
Washington, D.C.:
November
13-17, 2006 (twice daily)
different venues
organized by
Class Act Arts
November 7-12,
2006;
(twice daily, at 10:30 and 11:45 AM )
Smithsonian
Institution
National Museum of the American Indian
Ripley
Center
1100 Jefferson Dr. , SW
ph: 202-357-1500
Juneau, Alaska:
October 31,
2006; 7:00 PM
Airport Aurora Room
October
30, 2006; 2:30 PM
Mendenhall River School
October 27, 2006; 1:00 PM
Resurrection
Lutheran Church
October 27, 2006; 11:30
AM
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Livermore, California. The Vintage Computer Film Festival will be screening Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Screening time and location:
November 5, 2006; 12:15 pm
WDR 3, (West German Radio, Channel 3) presents as part of their series "Das Kulturereignis"Stefan Hakenberg's montageThree Zithers and a Pair of& nbsp;Scissors. The occasion is the broadcast of a live recording of a concert of IIIZ+ in Cologne earlier this month.
Broadcast time:
October
20, 2006; 2:05-10 am (Beijing)
October 19, 2006;
8:05-10:00 pm (Berlin)
October 19, 2006; 2:05-4:00 pm (New
York)
October 19, 2006; 10;05 am - noon (Anchorage)
WDR 3 (You
can listen here. Click on the speaker button.)
IIIZ+, keeps on presenting their signature piece, Stefan Hakenberg's composition Three Zithers and a Pair of Scissors.
Concert time and location:
October 6, 2006
Japanisches Kulturinstitut /
WDR Radio
Universitätsstr. 98
50674 Köln, Germany
ph: +49 221 940-5580
October 5, 2006
Alter Schlachthof / SWR Radio
Georg
Zimmerer Str. 7
72488 Sigmaringen,
Germany
ph: +49 7571 3333
October 1, 2006
Peabody Essex Museum
East
India Square
Salem, Massachusetts 01970-3783
Phone: 978-745-9500,
866-745-1876
Program Reservations: ext. 3011
Tampa, Florida. TECC television will broadcast Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Broadcast time
September 17, 2006; 9:00 pm
CrossSound as part of its Extreme Altitudes program presents a recital with Robert Schulz (percussion) and Kevin Schempf (bass clarinet) including Stefan Hakenberg's composition Emergence.
Concert Dates and Venues:
September 10, 2006
Sheetka Kwaan Naa
Kahidi
Sitka,
Alaska
September 2, 2006
Northern Lights Church
Juneau, Alaska
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. DUTV television will broadcast Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Broadcast time
June 6, 2006; 9:00 pm
Juneau, Alaska, as part of and evening of theater, live music, and a time to boogie, Raven Brings Box of Delight, The Northwest Coast Artists' Gathering 2006 presents Gunakadeit, a new play with music, freely adapted after John Katishan's story The Origin of the Gunakadeit. Text by Ishmael Hope, music by Stefan Hakenberg, stage direction by Jim Simard. Actor/Percussionists: Allan Hayton, Lily Hudson, Victoria Johnson,and Ishmael Hope.
Show Time and Venue:
May
31, 2006; 8 pm
The Old Armory
CrossSound as part of its RiffRaft program presents the World premiere of a new piece by Stefan Hakenberg for Dimitris Marinos (mandolin), Laura Koenig (flute), Jocelyn Clark (kayagum), Saitoh Tetsu (contra bass), Stefan Hakenberg (cauyaq).
Concert Dates and Venues:
May 20, 2006; 8:00 pm
Homer,
Alaska
May 19, 2006; 8:00 pm
Anchorage,
Alaska
May 18, 2006; 8:00 pm
Wasilla,
Alaska
Ann Arbor, Michigan. The Cinema Slam will be screening Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Screening time and location:
May 16, 2006
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. DUTV television will broadcast Taubman Sucks , a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Broadcast time
May
2, 2006; 9:00 pm
April 4, 2006; 9:00 pm
Seattle,Washington. Ed Castro, Matthew Swihart, David McBride, Greg Powers, and Mike Woolf present Stefan Hakenberg's Three Pieces, for brass quintet.
Concert time and location:
April 2, 2006
Ballard Odd
Fellows
1706 Northwest Market Street
Seattle, Washington
98107
Juneau, Alaska, the University of Alaska Southeast -- Pacific Rim Forum on "Energy and the Environment" presents the World premiere of a new cycle of piano pieces on conference topics by Stefan Hakenberg. The soloist is UAS artist in residence, pianist Alexander Tutunov
Concert time and location:
March 30, 2006; 4 pm
Egan
Lecture Hall
University of Alaska Southeast
Auk Bay campus
Juneau, Alaska, as part of The Story Box the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council, presents in a half staged production by Jim Simard Gunakadeit told by 4 actor/percussionists. Text: Ishmael Hope, music: Stefan Hakenberg.
show time:
February
23, 2006; 7 pm
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Douglas, Alaska, Perseverance Theatre, in a production by Eleanor Holdridge, shows Arthur Miller's play The Crucible with incidental music composed by Stefan Hakenberg.
show times:
January 13 - February 12, 2006; 7:30 pm
Taubman& nbsp;Sucks , a short film by Theo Lipfert , about how one man's love of a mall ended up making internet history, with music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg is screened at these film festivals:
Screenings and Broadcasts:
November 10, 2005
Northwest Museum of Arts &
Culture
Spokane, Washington
November
10, 2005
Missoula Art Museum
Missoula, Montana
October 24,
2005; 9:00 pm
October 22, 2005, 9:00 pm
Austin
Film Festival
The Hideout Theater
617 Congress
Ave
Austin, Texas
October
9, 2005; 5:30 pm
Mill Valley Film Festival
142 Throckmorton Theatre
Mill Valley, California
October
2, 2005; 2:30 pm
The Best of the Best Film
Festival
McDonald Theatre
1010 Willamette Street
Eugene,
Oregon
September
21, 2005
September 20, 2005
Washington State University
Pulman, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts, Dinosaur Annex presents the American premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's duo Emergence, with Diane Heffner, bass clarinet and Robert Schulz, percussion.
Concert time and location:
September 18, 2005; 8 pm
First and
Second Church
66 Marlborough Street
Washington, DC. The dcshorts film festival will be screening Taubman Sucks, a documentary short film by Theo Lipfert with a score by Stefan Hakenberg. "Hank Mishkoff, a web designer from Plano Texas, created a site celebrating the construction of a new mall in his neighborhood. Unfortunately, the mall did not like it."
Screening time and location:
September
17, 2005; 9 pm
Landmarks E Street Cinema
555 11th Street NW
(at E Street)
Washington, DC 20001
WDR 3, (Westgerman Radio, Channel 3) presents as part of their series "Musikpassagen" Sabine Fringes's show Chinoiserie with passages from Stefan Hakenberg's Mahler and qin montage In diesem Zusammenhang.
Broadcast time:
August 3, 2005; 9-11 pm (Beijing)
August 3, 2005; 3-5 pm (Berlin)
August 3, 2005; 9-11
am (New York)
August 3, 2005; 5-7 am (Anchorage)
WDR 3 (you can listen
here)
Taubman& nbsp;Sucks, a short film by Theo Lipfert, about how one man's love of a mall ended up making internet history, with music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg is screened at these film festivals or broadcast by these TV stations:
Screenings and Broadcasts:
July 31, 2005; 10 pm
WSIU
TV
Carbondale, Illinois
July 21,
2005; 9 pm
Bear Tooth
Theatrepub&Grill
1230 W 27th Ave
Anchorage, Alaska
July 8,
2005
July 7, 2005
Portland&Art&Museum
Portland, Oregon
June 16,
2005
Butte Silver Bow Arts
Foundation
Butte, Montana
June 12, 2005
Filmstock International Film Festival
Luton, England
May 26,
2005; 9 pm
KCTS TV
Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington. Italico Brass presents the West coast premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's Three Pieces, for brass quintet. These concerts will mark the beginning of Hakenberg's three year long tenure as Composer-in-Residence for the Third Eye Brass, a branch of which is Italico Brass.
Concert time and location:
May 22, 2005; 3 pm
Queen Anne
Lutheran Church
Taubman Sucks, a short film by Theo Lipfert, about how one man's love of a mall ended up making internet history, with music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg has been invited to screen at these upcoming film festivals:
Screening times and locations:
May 19,
2005
Eastern Washington University
Cheney,
Washington
May 13,
2005
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
May 12, 2005
Portland Community
College
Portland, Oregon
April 24, 2005; 1 pm
The PDX Film
Festival
Portland, Oregon
April 20, 2005; 5:15 pm
Nashville Film Festival
Nashville, Tennessee
April 12, 2005
Blue Mountain Community College
Pendleton,
Oregon
April 9,
2005
Oregon Institute of Technology
Klamath Falls,
Oregon
April 9,
2005
Lewis and Clark College
Portland,
Oregon
April 8,
2005
Idaho State University
Pocatello,
Idaho
April 8,
2005
Pacific University
Forest Grove,
Oregon
Juneau, Alaska. "Beyond Heritage," in an evening of poetry and short films, presents The Displacement Map, an experimental documentary film about the evacuation of the Aleut-Americans during WWII with a score by Stefan Hakenberg.
Screening time and location:
April 6,
2005; 7 pm
Gold Town Nickelodeon
On tour, the Juneau Student Symphony under music director Rick Trostel
presents Stefan Hakenberg's
Give and Take, a symphony for student orchestra
in four movements commissioned by the
Juneau Symphony Orchestra for its educational branch, the
Juneau Student Symphony.
Performance times and locations:
April 3, 2005 Skagway, Alaska
April
2, 2005
(Canadian premiere) Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
Detroit, Michigan, The Detroit Film Center presents Taubman Sucks, a short film by Theo Lipfert, music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg.
Screening times and locations:
April 2, 2005
CrossSound, Alaska, presents as part of their touring program RainSongs: three antiphonous tales from wet lands Klanott and the Land Otter People a new piece based on a story by Brett Dillingham. Korean p'ansori singer Chan Park wrote the libretto and will perform as the story teller. The CrossSound Sinfonietta will be conducted by Todd Hunt. Stefan Hakenberg wrote the music.
Performance times and locations:
April
3, 2005; 3 pm
University of Alaska,
Anchorage
April 2, 2005; 7:30 pm
Northern
Lights Church, Juneau
April 1, 2005; 7:30 pm
Tribal House, Saxman
March 31, 2005; 7:30 pm
Shiit Ka Kwaa Na Kahidi, Sitka
The Ann Arbor Film Festival presents Taubman Sucks, a short film by Theo Lipfert, music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg.
Screening times and locations:
March 19, 2005; 7 pm
Main Theater Program at
Michigan
Theater Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Juneau Student Symphony under music director Rick Trostel
presents the world premiere of Stefan Hakenberg's
Give and Take, a symphony for student
orchestra in four movements commissioned by the Juneau Symphony
Orchestra for its educational branch, the Juneau Student
Symphony.
Performance times and locations:
March 13, 2005; 4 pm
March 12, 2005; 7:30 pm
Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School
Juneau, Alaska
Taubman Sucks, a short film by Theo Lipfert, music composed and produced by Stefan Hakenberg has been invited to screen at these upcoming film festivals:
Screening times and locations:
March 9, 2005: 9:30 pm
March 8, 2005: 7 pm
The Cinequest Film Festival
San Jose, California
March 3, 2005
NOVAC
New Orleans,
Louisiana
February
28, 2005; 8 pm
Mungo Jerry's Fat Cat Cafe
February
27, 2005; 5 pm
Longbranch Coffee House
Carbondale, Illinois
The Big Muddy
Film Festival
February
4, 2005
American Legion Hall
Dam Short Film Festival
Boulder City, Nevada