Sebastian Sprenger

He was born in Munich in 1972, studied composition among others with Heinz Winbeck (Würzburg) and Manfred Stahnke (Hamburg). He presently lives as a freelance music pedagogue, composer and choral director in Hamburg. Sebastian Sprenger has composed commissioned works for the NDR (Northern German Broadcasting) as well as the State Music School Hamburg. Further works have been heard at the Munich Biennial for New Music 2001 as well as the Choral Concert Days of the German Choral Association in Lüneburg.
Compositions:

chant spirituel for two guitars (score 16 pages - parts 5 pages each - duration ca. 7-8 min

Chant spirituel (2006) is founded on the friendly collaboration with Tatjana Kukoc and Tilman Hübner. This work presents a pendant to tu iridem aspicies that is richer in nuances and intermediate tones, both in regard to its emotional content as well as the actual tonal material that has been used. It is based on the notes d-e flat-f sharp-g sharp-a-b flat-c sharp-d, a commonly used Indian scale, which is, e.g., used in the raga Puriya Dhaneshri and is customarily played at sundown.


order code DAM 215 ED
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tu iridem aspicies for two guitars    (score 16 pages - parts 4 pages each - duration ca 5:30 min)

Tu iridem aspicies (2004) tu iridem aspicies (You will see the rainbow) was inspired by Tilman Hübner. The intention of the work - as is the case with chant spirituel, written two years later - lies in using a limited amount of tonal material - in this case d-f sharp-g-a-c-d (Mixolydian pentatonic scale) - in order to develop a lively whole. In keeping with the ancient aesthetic ideal of finding unity in the multitude, or multitude arising from unity, the goal was to create a musical organism whose individual elements, both as detailed melodic components as well as entire formal parts, meaningfully correlate, thus presenting a coherent, understandable, and engaging framework.

order code DAM 216 ED
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