22 Jan phono phono: autonomous interpretation
Sabine Vogel: flute, Magda Mayas: piano and Michael Renkel: acoustic guitar
The trio plays two parts of the „Kammermusik 1958“ by Hans Werner Henze in autonomous interpretation: „Wenn einer in den Spiegel siehet“ and „Möcht‘ ich ein Komet sein“?
Just to give a few examples of, and suggestions for, an autonomous interpretation :: the clef can be changed; the different performing voices could be varied freely within the score; the tempo or the dynamics could be shaped quite differently. Parts can be repeated or even left out; pauses can be inserted liberally.
The time structure of a piece is open; one can “take a leap” in a piece.
It is possible to bring in one’s own material, preparations and electronic alterations. The instrumentalization can also be changed…. see also essay autonomous interpretation .