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Digital Musics & Sound Art Anerkennung - Honorary Mention 2015

BLACK BAT

Hanna Hartman
a study of smashes - and maybe some splashes...

This is a stereo piece made for the big speakers in Berghain, the number one club in Berlin, where it was first performed in 2014 at Art’s Birthday by Deutschlandradio Kultur.
Composed by Hanna Hartman. With recordings of Theo Nabicht on bass clarinet. Commissioned by Marcus Gammel, Deutschlandradio Kultur and Mirella Weingarten, Schlossmediale Werdenberg.
Hanna Hartman (SE) is a Swedish composer, sound artist and performer living in Berlin. She studied literature and theater history at the Universities of Uppsala and Stockholm, radio and interactive art at the Dramatiska Institutet and electroacoustic music at EMS in Stockholm. Since the early 1990s she has composed works for radio, electroacoustic music and has created sound installations and given numerous performances all over Europe. Her many awards and grants include the Karl Sczuka Prize (2005), the Phonurgia Nova Prize (2006), a Villa Aurora grant (2010) and the Rosenberg Prize (2011). In 2007 and 2008 she was Composer-in-Residence for Swedish Radio.