Schwerpunkt meiner Arbeit ist die zeitgenössische Musik. Es gibt aber auch Hörproben aus Multi-Genre-Stilen wie Jazz- oder lateinamerikansche Musik.
The main focus of my work is in contemporary music. There are some audio samples composed in mutli-genre styles like Jazz or South American Music.
BLINDE BERÜHRUNG / BLIND TOUCH
for Lute and Bass Viol (2016) – T. Bocklenberg
Extracts of the premiere at Munich, April 2017
Performer: Michael Freimuth, Lute and Arno Jochem, Viol
Source: CD „Caprice“. The playback takes place with usage authorization of the Bavarian administration of the state castles, gardens and lakes as well as with friendly permission of the mentioned players.
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GUITARIOLIS
Concert Etude for Solo Guitar (1990) – T. Bocklenberg
Performer: Thomas Bocklenberg
ETUDE Nr. 3 „UNBEWUSST“
from Drei Choreographische Etuden für Gitarre (1978/79) – T. Bocklenberg
Performer: Thomas Bocklenberg
HULOTOMBEAU
2 Pianos (1984) – T. Bocklenberg
Recording of the premier at Gaudeamus-Musicweek 1984 at De Ijsbreker by piano duo René Eckhardt and Niek de Vente.
Extract bar 158-end
With kind permission of Gaudeamus, Netherlands
INTERVIEW MIT AutoFluk
Electronic Composition for 4-Channel-Tape.
Produced with the Synlab-System at ICEM – Folkwang University (1986) – T. Bocklenberg
Duration: 20:03.
5 audio samples as 2-channel-mixdown.
With kind permission of ICEM – Folkwang Universität der Künste Essen.
IRINI – this piano is sending the message now
Variations on the morse code of the word IRINI (ειρήνη) (2014) – T. Bocklenberg
5 Variations:
1. Triad
2. Contact
3. Voices
4. Glare
5. Deadline
KOKORO
for Theorbo 14 single courses (2009 / Revision August 2022 published by Bergmann Edition 2022) – T. Bocklenberg
„People in Tokyo — activity and contemplation in a hustling and bustling city“
Recording of the word premiere 2016. Michael Freimuth, Theorbo
Used with kind permission of Michael Freimuth. Recording by T. Bocklenberg
4 PRELUDES MIT INTERMEZZO
4 Preludes mit Intermezzo für Orchester (2008) – T. Bocklenberg
The orchestral pieces are composed for young musicians. The last movement Prelude 4 (Mondfeder) was commissioned by the Association of Friends and Supporters of the Music School Dormagen e.V. The preludes are meant to be pictures for the ear – sceneries in a cosmic environment. As a didactic work, the performance is intended only for youth orchestras.
1. Prelude 1 – Mare Undarum | Digital audio (4:43)
2. Prelude 2 – Unsichtbare Begleiter | Digital audio (3:57)
3. Prelude 3 | Digital audio (3:51)
4. Intermezzo | Digital audio (2:11)
5. Prelude 4 – Mondfeder | Digital audio (6:21)
RICERCAR I
for Lute and Theorbo, 1 player (1989) –
T. Bocklenberg
Performer:
Michael Freimuth. Production ICEM – Folkwang Universität der Künste Essen.
Recording: Thomas Bocklenberg
Composition with many special playing techniques and sound effects.
2 Extracts
With kind permission of ICEM – Folkwang Universität der Künste Essen and Michael Freimuth.
RICERCAR II
for 2 Channel Tape (1989) – T. Bocklenberg
Realization at ICEM – Folkwang Universität der Künste Essen, Thomas Bocklenberg
Extract
With kind permission of ICEM – Folkwang Universität der Künste Essen.
ROMANZE UND TANZ
for Lute 10 courses or Archlute / Liuto attiorbato (1994) – T. Bocklenberg
An entertaining piece also for lute lessons.
© 1994 T. Bocklenberg © 2022 Bergmann Edition
Recording: T. Bocklenberg, Liuto attiorbato
RUMBA STRINGTIME
2 or 4 Guitars (2019) – T. Bocklenberg
A Piece (not only) for young guitarists
Version for 4 Guitars: Thomas Bocklenberg, Guitar 1 – 4
SCHERZO EX ANIMA II
for Guitar and Piano (1989) – T. Bocklenberg
This piece lives on the steady flow of a rhythmic and melodic pattern, which is reminiscent of the South American Milonga. Guitar and piano are merged closely. The image shows the beginning of the main section with its typical rhythmic structure in the piano. You can here this passage at the beginning of the audio sample.
3 Extracts as digital audio sample
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Thomas Bocklenberg
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