Mark Andre
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Mark Andre (born 10 May 1964 in Paris[1]) is a French composer living in Germany. The Guardian said of him, "though Manchester festival director Alex Poots's claim that Mark Andre is "one of Europe's leading composers" is far-fetched, there is no doubt that Andre's music remains virtually unknown in the UK. "[2]
Works [edit]
- Ein Abgrund for bass-baritone, viola and violoncello based on Georg Büchner's drama "Woyzeck" (1992)
- Un-Fini III (1993–1995) for piano
- Le loin et le profond for Ensemble (1994–1996)
- Fatal for Ensemble (1995)
- AB II for double bass clarinet, cello, cymbalon, percussion, piano and live electronics (1996/1997)
- Contrapunctus for piano (1998/1999)
- Modell for four orchestra groups (1999/2000)
- ...22,13... Musiktheater-Passion in three parts (1999–2004)
- ...als... I for bass clarinet, cello and piano (2001)
- ...als... II for double bass clarinet, cello, piano and live electronics (2001)
- ...IN... for verstärkte bass clarinet (2001)
- ...zu...' for string trio (2003/2004)
- asche for ensemble (2005)
- durch for ensemble (2005/2006)
- ...hoc... (2006)
- ...auf... III (2007) for orchestra
- iv2 for cello solo (2007)
- iv3 for clarinet solo (2007)
- ...es... for chamber ensemble (2008)
- üg for orchestra and live electronics (2008)
- hij for orchestra (2009)
