MoorGesang

Score object

A "score object" is an object in the room that remains there even after the music has faded away. It helps the viewer to remember the music. In Huber's compositions, written, graphic, spatial and object-like notation is an unavoidable part of the creative process. The sounding object is also the score - the form and poetry of the installation inspires the listener additionally and in a multi-layered way - dimensional music to be heard in Schopf 6a. "My music is space, projects space and shapes space. is the world premiere of a sound object whose development has occupied me for years." Technical realization: Florian Prix, cat-x exhibitions and Gatto Möbel, Vienna Rupert Huber, born 1967, lives and works as a composer and musician in Vienna. His music is organized structure, sound and tone for known and unknown, for real and electronic spaces: dimensional music. His spatial and installation work focuses on the theme of communication possibilities within a space, the people there and the music of the place itself. His works have been commissioned and published by S.A.P., Airport Vienna, Coachella Festival, Princeton University, ACFNY, Berliner Künstlerprogramm, Inventionen Berlin, Wiener Festwochen (private exile), Centre George Pompidou (Sonic Process), Ars Electronica (Radiotopia), Niederösterreichische Landesregierung, Design Museum Holon and Musikprotokoll Graz. Original scores for films ("Tracking Edith", "Food Design", "Berggasse 19", "Der Schwimmer in der Wüset") and licensing ("CSI: Miami", "Sex and the City") as well as signings (Kunstradio, Ö1, ORF) are part of Rupert Huber's applied work. The group TOSCA, Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber, has released 14 albums and received the Amadeus Music Award.