ClaudiaMolitor.org
past works : 2010
Tango Two
Tango Two was performed by Rolf Hind and award-winning dancer Jonathan Goddard at the Roundhouse in London.
past works : 2009
it's not quite how I remember it
Claudia Molitor's piece with 3D film by Brian McClave and Gavin Peacock was performed at London Sinfonietta's Re-Wired | Sonic Explorations.
Alert
A collaborative work between Richard Alston and myself, commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society's Hear Here! Project.
Tango
Zubin Kanga performed Tango inn July 29 at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in Australia.
Eigentlich Lieben Sich Katzen und Mäuse
After the Strangely Monumental
Two works from Molitor, Eigentlich Lieben Sich Katzen und Mäuse and After the Strangely Monumental were featured as part of this year's Soundings VI in London and Vienna this May.
But we did wake up
Two performances (Cambridge and Hastings) in March from the Lux Quartet with Diana Gilchrist, soprano, and Shelley Katz, piano.
Five Sparkling Marbles
Mary Dullea (piano solo) performed Molitor's Five Sparkling Marbles in Ulster during February.
past works : 2008
Soundings IV
In May 2008, Claudia Molitor took part in Soundings IV, a platform for contemporary music initiated by the Austrian Cultural Forum London. It presented and profiled young composers and performers from Austria and the United Kingdom in workshops, symposia and concerts.
notes inegales
notes inegales presented their Bitches Brew (Miles Davis) project, which included a contribution from Claudia Molitor in May 2008.
The Nothing and the Nothingness – a happening
All kinds of performers came together for an evening of exploration into nothingness in art, music and literature at the Louise T Blouin Institute in London in April 2008..
Wrestle
An audiovisual installation, part of the Views from Here project in March 2008, featured sound by Claudia Molitor and visuals by Brian McClave, Gavin Peacock and Tom Wichelow.
Pink Beads Pop
This new work was premiered by contemporary ensemble, Apartment House, as part of WDR 3's series of contemporary music, ensembl[:E:]uropa.
past works : 2007
I am gluing the cello line (provisional title)
This new work written for Southampton City Orchestra as part of spnm's Adopt a Composer scheme was premiered in November 2007.
Untitled [fizzy painting makes me happy]
This new work was commissioned and premiered by contemporary ensemble, Apartment House, for the Wien Modern festival of contemporary music in November 2007.
It descends occasionally
Anton Lukoszevieze, cello, performed Claudia's It descends occasionally, in a concert during the York Late Music Festival in June.
Tango
Tango, for solo piano, was performed by Taina Neimela at SCORE!, an all day event held at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff.
Honey Celebration
The ensemble, Kürbis, performed Claudia's It descends occasionally; Kürbis, and For Leone at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge in February.
Leek
Leek, for triangle duo, was performed by the Backbeat percussion quartet in London and Manchester as part of spnm's Second Sight series of new music events in February.
past works : 2006
Honey Celebration
The ensemble, Kürbis, performed a set of new music for voice and piano trio featuring works by Claudia Molitor, James Weeks, Christopher Fox, Michael Finnissy and Christian Wolff in London, November 2006.
Hausmusik
Klangsieben performed an improvised set around sonic and visual scores incorporating music by James Weeks, Amber Priestley and Michael Finnissy at London's Cargo Club, July 2006.
Und So War Es Eben Doch Nicht
CoMA London, directed by Gregory Rose, performed Claudia Molitor's open score in Doncaster, July 2006.
Wird's denn bald dumper
BnG composer-in-residence Michael Finnissy performed Claudia Molitor's Wird's denn bald dumper in Boston, USA, in June 2006.
Who kissed my head?
This spnm commissioned work was performed by Sound Intermedia, musicians of the London Sinfonietta, and the actor, Anthony Shuster in May 2006.
Tango
Rolf hind (piano) premiered Tango during the fuseleeds new music festival in May 2006.
Even if the world is infinitely complex
Norwegian accordianist Frode Haltli premiered this new work at Wapping Hydraulic Power Station in April 2006.
Oh Du Kleines Kabinett
Oh Du Kleines Kabinett was performed by Anton Lukoszevieze (cello) and the musicians of Queens' College Cambridge in March 2006.