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Henning Sieverts Profile
Posted by Admin | Posted in Profile | Posted on 19-02-2012
Henning Sieverts was born in Berlin, 6th in 1966 and began playing the cello instruments at the age of 5 years. Learning improvisation with Prof. Eckle who read a story and illustrate a group of students through free improvisation when he was 8 years old.
He won a scholarship at the Berlin Conservatory from 1977 until 1984 and studied cello, piano, harmony, Counterpoint, and ear training. In 1983 and 1984 Henning won the First Prize in National Competition “Students Compose”.
He also studied journalism while continuing to play and create songs. One was collaboration with actress and singer, composed the music for the lyrics of Tucholsky, Mühsam, Scheerbart, and others to radio and theater production.
Members of the “Bundesjazzorchester” (National Jazz Orchestra) under the direct Peter Herbolzheimer also often won numerous awards such as the Music Award of the City of Munich (1990), Jazz Competition at the convention of the “International Society of Bassists” (1991), Music Award of Bavaria (1994), and the last New Germany Jazz Award and the New Germany Jazz Soloist Award (2007). Read the rest of this entry »
In the realistic to the abstract transition, a group of painters in Munich joined “Der Blaue Reiter” (The Blue Rider) as a reaction to the work of Wassily Kadinsky refusal of an exhibition. Work that is not natural, not real, ahead of its time, automatic visits of foreign and strange. Kadinsky sympathizers are taking a risk by generating the things that are not visible when looking from a real object, by showing exactly what the reality behind the object in person by the emotions the artist. So, the cow can be yellow (“Die gelbe Kuh”) as described Franz Marc; and in 1911, the yellow cow is “madness”.
