Concerts
13.02.2026, 00:10 - 02:00 a.m., BR 2
On February 13, 2026, Bayerischer Rundfunk will broadcast "An den Rändern des Maßes" for large ensemble by Gerald Eckert from 00:10 to 02:00 in the program Concerto Bavarese
Ensemble Reflexion K
Gerald Eckert, direction
23.01.2026, 07:00 p.m.
St. Nicolai church Eckernfoerde
"no ego amplitudes"
Music between hope and ruin, between past and present, between gravity and lightness.
As in real life, much stands in contrast to another, yet in moving forward together, the degrees of distance can not only increase but also decrease.
The selected works by Luciano Berio, Gerald Eckert, and Nicolaus A. Huber explore figures from Prometheus to Martin Luther King, who have given humanity hope, and phenomena ranging from growing distance to lighthearted interaction.
Program:
Nicolaus A. Huber
"Die Leber des Prometheus" (2004)
for soprano and ensemble
Nicolaus A. Huber
"... in die Stille" (1998)
for violoncello
Gerald Eckert
"den angestoßenen Augen der Steine" (2014)
for contrabass clarinet, vln, live-electronics and tape
Nicolaus A. Huber
"with ego amplitudes" (2016)
for violin and piano
Luciano Berio
"O King" (1968)
for soprano and ensemble
Ensemble Reflexion K and guests
Clara Stengaard Hansen, soprano
Beatrix Wagner, flute
Joachim Striepens, clarinet
Daria-Karmina Iossifova-Molier, piano
Rui C. Antunes - violin
Uschik Choi, violoncello
Andre Bartetzki, live-electronics
Gerald Eckert, violoncello, live-electronics, direction
since 05.09.2023 (still audible)
On September 5, 2023, Deutschlandradio Kultur broadcast from 00:05 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. in the program New Music
with the title Die Flötistin und der Komponist (The Flutist and the Composer), a portrait of Beatrix Wagner, Gerald Eckert and the concert series contemporary music Eckernfoerde.
with the title Die Flötistin und der Komponist (The Flutist and the Composer), a portrait of Beatrix Wagner, Gerald Eckert and the concert series contemporary music Eckernfoerde.
The program can still be heard in the Deutschlandradio Kultur media library (link above and in the picture)
