Lukas Haselboeck studied musicology, composing and singing in Vienna. 1997 he completed his dissertation about Max Reger. Since 2001 he is assistent professor for music analysis at the university of music and performing arts in Vienna. He organized several symposia and congresses, f.e. Friedrich Cerha-Symposion and Klangperspektiven (with Tristan Murail and others). In 2009, his book Gérard Grisey: Unhörbares hörbar machen was published at Rombach (Freiburg i.Br./Wien/Berlin). Additionally, Haselboeck composed music for voice, chamber and orchestral music and two operas, he received several commissions (f.e. by the Ensemble die reihe, Hugo Wolf String Quartet and sirene operntheater), and he is working as a singer in vocal ensembles.
Contact : haselboeck@mdw.ac.at
Page Internet :www.lukashaselboeck.com
Séance précomposée - Interpreting and Listening to the Music of Debussy 6.C.3 : Expectancy Situations, Sound and Form in Debussy’s Nocturnes
