| 词条 | Forum Zeitgenössischer Musik Leipzig |
| 释义 |
| name = Forum Zeitgenössischer Musik Leipzig | logo = FZML-logo Kopie.jpg | logo_size = 250px | type = Cultural institution | founded_date = 08th November 1990 | founder = | location = Leipzig | origins = | key_people = Thomas Christoph Heyde (Chair) | area_served = Worldwide | product = | focus = Project based communication of contemporary music | method = | revenue = | endowment = | num_volunteers = | num_employees = | num_members = | subsid = | owner = | Non-profit_slogan = | homepage = www.fzml.de | dissolved = | footnotes = }} The Forum Zeitgenössischer Musik Leipzig [FZML] (Forum of Contemporary Music Leipzig) is a non-profit organisation situated in Leipzig and an independent cultural organisation for the project-based communication of contemporary music. General DescriptionOriginally, the intention of the organisation was to support contemporary music in the area of Leipzig.[1] In the middle of the 1990s the activities of the FZML became more international with the projects “GRENZREGIONEN”, “Heimat Moderne”,[2] “Experimentale 1”[3] and, most recently (2012), the “CAGE100” festival.[4] So today mentioning Leipzig in the name is more to stress the geografical placement of the main office. Since its founding, the organisation acts as a mediator between the music resp. the composers and the music scene resp. the audience. The word “Forum” expresses the open position as a mediator. Rooting in that term is also a neutral position towards stylistic and aesthetic criteria of selection that are often connoted to “Modern” or “Contemporary Music”. HistoryThe FZML was founded in 1990 by members of the important/considerable Ensemble for avant-garde music in East Germany Gruppe Neue Musik Hanns Eisler and by other artists, authors, scientists and journalists.[5][6] The common goal was to spread contemporary music and to foster a vital dialogue about music and arts in present time. In 1993, the concert series “MUSIK-ZEIT” (music-time) became the first big success of the FZML. Apart from many world premieres it was central to promote the international music scene. In addition, the first educational project (“Schulmusikkonzerte” school-music concerts) was established to communicate contemporary music to the up-growing generation.[7] In 1999, Thomas Christoph Heyde[8] became the artistic director. One year later the FZML moved into its first business premises. Starting in 2001, the FZML mounted annually one festival and several concert series. This continuity strengthened the popularity of the society and the FZML became established as an inherent part of Leipzig’s cultural life. The governments of Leipzig, Saxony and even of the Federal Republic started to support the FZML. In 2006 the festival series “MachtMusik” started, in 2007 the concert series “FreiZeitArbeit” (FreeTimeWork/LeisureWork) followed. Some educational and social projects followed the next years.[9] With the 20th anniversary, the friends’ association “Freunde und Förderer des FZML” was founded. It supports the work of the FZML financially and in non-material ways.[10] Until now, the yearlong international festival “CAGE100” with its worldwide more than 100 events in 2012/’13 was the biggest project for the FZML since its founding. Operating PrinciplesSince each project has its own new and individual tasks, the FZML enhances its methods continuously to consider the needs of the particular project. Within the society this process is called “spontaneous institutionalisation”, it stresses the importance of flexibility and adaptability for the FZML.[11] FinancingSince 2011 the FZML receives institutional funding of Leipzig’s municipal government.[12] All additional money is collected from foundations, cultural budgets, private sponsors and donations and also the friends’ society “Freunde und Förderer des FZML”. ConceptionThe work of the FZML is based on a connection of different points of view of contemporary music. Focused on bridging the distance between sensuous and intellectual perception the FZML is led by the idea that contemporary music is as much an object of sensation as of discourse. The methods of examining the phenomenon of contemporary music reach from traditional concerts through to experiments with performances’ modalities and the active participation of the audience in artistic processes. All these methods form a dramaturgical unity, focusing on the reflection of the particular work or topic. One example for the holistic curatorial and dramaturgical approach is the festival “CAGE100” which celebrated the 100th birthday of John Cage. The FZML transferred his artistic concepts directly to the festival, its contents and its form. For the work “Party-Pieces” 125 composers participated in composing one piece after an idea of John Cage.[13] As measured by the number of participants, “Party-Pieces” is the biggest teamwork of composers in western music history.[14] Another feature of the project is its global range. Although all composers were living and working in Germany or the USA during the project, a majority came from more than a dozen different countries (e.g. Canada, France, Poland, Russia, Japan) so that not only an aesthetic but also a cultural multi-perspectivity could be laid out.[15] For the projects, the FZML works together with other institutions, free artists and even companies, societies and associations. Beyond that the society engages musicians and ensembles individually according to the needs of the project and also other artists and scientists from Germany and abroad. The FZML does not have its own venue for their concerts but rather chooses the venues after curatorial and dramaturgical aspects. According to that, the society can refer to over 200 different performance spaces during its existence.[16][17] Projects and concerts since 2006The following list gives an overview over all projects and concerts realised by the FZML since 2006. The particular productions are pooled and listed chronologically in the categories festivals, concert series, various concerts, and education and workshops. Festivals
ALTZEIT NEU – 25 years FZML (9–11 February 2016)[18]
CAGE100 (6 July 2012 - 17 October 2013)[17]
20 Jahre FZML – Jubiläumsfestival (14th Oktober - 16 October 2010) (20th anniversary’s festival)[2] Festival series “MachtMusik” (PowerMusic or MakeMusic)
sex.macht.musik - Festival für erotische Musikkultur (4–6 December 2009) (sex.power.music – Festival of erotic music-culture)[2]
Machtmusik - Festival für sportliche Musikkultur (18–21 September 2008) (PowerMusic – festival of athletic music culture)[19]
MachtMusik - Festival für religiöse Musikkultur (11–16 September 2007) (PowerMusic – Festival for religious music culture)[20]
MachtMusik – Festival für politische Musikkultur (13–23 September 2006) (PowerMusic festival for political music culture)[21] Concert SeriesConcert Series “FreizeitArbeit” (LeisureWork)
Various Concerts
Education and Workshops
Awards
Nominations
Literature
External links
Individual evidences1. ^http://www.fzml.de/files/vereinssatzung_fzml.pdf {{DEFAULTSORT:Forum Zeitgenossischer Musik Leipzig}}2. ^1 2 http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=24&clang=0 3. ^http://www.kunstaspekte.de/index.php?tid=10092&action=termin 4. ^http://www.cage100.com/english/cage100/information/ 5. ^F Z M L . Forum zeitgenössischer Musik Leipzig 6. ^Musiktexte 33/37 (1990), S. 61. 7. ^Heyde, Thomas Christoph: "20 Jahre FZML - Ein Psychogramm", erschienen in: "Programm - 20 Jahre FZML.", S. 29 (PDF; 3,4 MB) 8. ^Article for Thomas Christoph Heyde in the German Wikipedia 9. ^Heyde, Thomas Christoph: "20 Jahre FZML - Ein Psychogramm", erschienen in: "Programm - 20 Jahre FZML.", S. 30-49 (PDF; 3,4 MB) 10. ^Freunde und Förderer des FZML 11. ^http://www.fzml.de/files/Katalog_20Jahre_FZML-Screen.pdf, S. 39 12. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.leipzigpluskultur.de/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Foerderliste_KA_2011.pdf |title=Archived copy |accessdate=2014-10-09 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20140819082411/http://www.leipzigpluskultur.de/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Foerderliste_KA_2011.pdf |archivedate=2014-08-19 |df= }} 13. ^http://www.gfzk-leipzig.de/?p=19890&lang=en 14. ^In 1819, 51 composers (if you do not count Beethoven) participated in the “Diabelli Variations” that the Austrian music publisher Anton Diabelli commissioned. 15. ^For a detailed register of all participating composers and their home country see: http://www.cage100.com/english/projects/party-pieces-project/infoseite/ 16. ^http://www.fzml.de/files/Katalog_20Jahre_FZML-Screen.pdf, S. 52 17. ^1 http://www.cage100.com/english/calendar/ 18. ^http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=81&clang=0 19. ^http://www.nmz.de/kiz/nachrichten/machtmusik-%E2%80%93-festival-fuer-sportliche-musikkultur 20. ^http://www.nmz.de/kiz/nachrichten/%C2%BBmachtmusik-%E2%80%93-festival-fuer-religioese-musikkultur%C2%AB 21. ^http://www.nmz.de/kiz/nachrichten/machtmusik-festtage-fuer-politische-musikkultur-in-leipzig 22. ^1 http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=45&clang=0 23. ^1 2 3 4 http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=27&clang=0 24. ^http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=80&clang=0 25. ^http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=64&clang=0 26. ^1 http://www.fzml.de/index.php?article_id=54&clang=0 27. ^http://www.nmz.de/kiz/nachrichten/den-sieg-verfehlt-konzert-zum-wende-jubilaeum-in-leipzig 28. ^Video des Projektergebnisses http://vimeo.com/5477428 29. ^1 2 3 4 F Z M L . Forum zeitgenössischer Musik Leipzig 30. ^http://www.musikzeitung.ch/de/service/noten/2014/04/best-edition.html#.U-AEalZMPG8 3 : Contemporary classical music|Music in Leipzig|Organisations based in Leipzig |
| 随便看 |
开放百科全书收录14589846条英语、德语、日语等多语种百科知识，基本涵盖了大多数领域的百科知识，是一部内容自由、开放的电子版国际百科全书。