Instrumentation: adaptation for string orchestra

Duration: 12' 00"

A spoken opera

Instrumentation: for 2-8 speakers and orchestra (1.1.1.1/0.1.1.0/perc/pf.hpd/str)

Texts: Jürg Federspiel

Duration: 75' 00"

Instrumentation: for string orchestra (6.6.4.3.2)

Duration: 8' 00"

Instrumentation: for violin and piano

Duration: 8' 00"

Instrumentation: for soprano, piano and trumpet

Texts: Klaus Merz

This song is a setting to music of the novel "Kommen Sie mit mir ans Meer, Fräulein?" by Klaus Merz.
Two important aspects served as a foundation: the convoluted yet very clear form and the perspective of the writer, who speaks almost always in the second person but changes to the first person at one very intimate point.
The novel plays on three levels: The account of the writer's situation in hospital, his car journey before the accident and his digression into the past during this journey. It is so that the three complex perceptions of time take place simultaneously. What is lineal in the text can also occur simultaneously in the music.

Duration: 6' 30"
Manuscript

Instrumentation: for violin, viola, violoncello, double bass and piano

Duration: 16' 00"

Instrumentation: for violin and piano

Duration: 11' 00"

Instrumentation: for large orchestra (3.3.3.asx.3/4.3.3.1/timp.perc/2hp.pf.hpd/13.10.8.6.4)

Duration: 12' 00"
Manuscript

Instrumentation: for flute (or piccolo) and double bass

Duration: 12' 00"

Instrumentation: for flutes (also piccolo flutes and bass flutes), percussion and piano

Duration: 10' 00"

Instrumentation: for chamber orchestra (2(pic).2.2.(bcl).2/4.2.0.0/timp.perc/str)

Duration: 12' 00"

Instrumentation: for violin, violoncello and piano

Duration: 30' 00"

Instrumentation: for piano, clarinet (also bass clarinet) and string quintet (2 violins, viola, violoncello and double bass)

Duration: 20' 00"