Aloe Wanja
(1970)
Genre: Musique Classique
Biographie
* 1970 Basel.
Wanja Aloe was born and raised in Basel. After finishing his Matura, he went on to complete a two-year course in guitar at the SwissJazzSchool in Bern. Aloe then began a course in musical theory and composition at the Musik Akademie Basel under the tutelage of Roland Moser, Detlev Müller-Siemens, Balz Trümpy and Dorothée Schubarth (teacher's diploma in 2001). He was the recipient of a Landis & Gyr stipend that allowed him to study under Philip Cashian at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he also attended further composition seminars. In 2002, Wanja Aloe was offered an award by the Christoph Delz Foundation in Basel, which enabled him to complete an orchestral work. His musical education was reinforced by visits to various courses headed by such luminaries as György Kurtág, Vinko Globokar, Walter Fähndrich and Peter Maxwell Davis.
Aloe has been a lecturer in musical theory and improvisation at Bern University of the Arts since 2006.
Wanja Aloe was born and raised in Basel. After finishing his Matura, he went on to complete a two-year course in guitar at the SwissJazzSchool in Bern. Aloe then began a course in musical theory and composition at the Musik Akademie Basel under the tutelage of Roland Moser, Detlev Müller-Siemens, Balz Trümpy and Dorothée Schubarth (teacher's diploma in 2001). He was the recipient of a Landis & Gyr stipend that allowed him to study under Philip Cashian at the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he also attended further composition seminars. In 2002, Wanja Aloe was offered an award by the Christoph Delz Foundation in Basel, which enabled him to complete an orchestral work. His musical education was reinforced by visits to various courses headed by such luminaries as György Kurtág, Vinko Globokar, Walter Fähndrich and Peter Maxwell Davis.
Aloe has been a lecturer in musical theory and improvisation at Bern University of the Arts since 2006.
Liste des oeuvres
Soleil noir (2007)
Instrumentation: für Streichtrio
Soleil noir ist ein Zitat aus dem Film "Belle de Jour" von Luis Bunuel. Er hat sich im Verlauf der Arbeit aufgedrängt. Licht und Lichtfantasien spielen in meinen Werken grundsätzlich immer eine Rolle, sei es als Inspirationsquelle, sei es als Sinnbild für Stimmungen. Hier ist es ein Paradoxon, ein ambivalentes Gefühl: ein dunkles Leuchten, abgedunkelte Farben, eine kühle Hitze oder glühende Kälte und ein ganz bestimmtes Gefühl der Einsamkeit.
Durée: 20' 00"
Manuscrit
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