

Martin DASKE
Composition studies in the USA at Dartmouth College with Christian Wolff, in Krakow and at the Salzburg Mozarteum with Prof. Boguslaw Schaeffer.
Alongside his more traditional compositions (most recently: “sans paroles dans sables mouvants“ for sextet (2007) and "AquAria" (on a concept by Claudia Herr) for underwater singing (2008)), Daske developed a form of three-dimensional notation (“foliants“).
In 2001 he founded the duo “Soundscrapers“ with the Berlin Philharmonic bassist Janne Saksala and in 2002, the duo “Die Klangschürfer“ (“The Sound Diggers”) with the vocal artist, Rainer Rudloff.
Daske has created countless Hörspiele and other works for radio (most recently: “no barking at any time” (2006)), sound installations (“backbord ein kolibri”), childrens’ Hörspiele, music for theater and film (most recently: “Lunik“ (2006/2007) and "Je voudrais être légère" (Dance theater, Marseille 2008/2009)).
Since 1989, together with Rainer Rubbert, he has been artistic director of the concert series "Unerhörte Musik" in Berlin.
Daske has been running his own production studio since 1993: tribord studio.
CD productions with WERGO, edel-records, Hörverlag, Hörcompany and Baumhaus Verlag. Daske lives as a freelance author, director, producer and composer in Berlin. Since 2006 he is also the managing director of the Initiative Neue Musik e.V. Berlin.
Awards and Prizes:
1990 and 1999 Composition fellowship from the Berlin Senate
1993 Special recommadation from the Prix Europa for “Abfahrt“ (Departure)
1990 – 93 Artist in Residence fellowships at the ZKM (Center for Art and
Media Technology) Karlsruhe
Exhibitions:
2010: artefiera, bologna; Single exhibition Galerie Mario Mazzoli, Berlin;
ART BRUSSELS; Single exhibition Haus der Stille, Berlin
2009: art forum berlin, Galerie Mario Mazzoli, tief_KLANG festival Berlin,
Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften Berlin
2007: bgnm, Akademie der Künste Berlin
1990: Inventionen, Akademie der Künste Berlin
1989: Festival für neue Musik, München
1988: E 88, Karl-Hofer-Gesellschaft, Rencontres contemporaines, Grenoble
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