The Wheel by Claudio Puntin and Felix Henkelhausen play the music of Henriette Müller
These tracks were recorded live on 10. November 2017 at a performance with music, art and poetry during my show of paintings "Dissolution" at Artist Homes in Berlin, a former bunker converted to a space for art and music by the Korean guitar player Jong-Ha Kim.
This is the first release on which other musicians perform my music. Enjoy it as much as I did during our magical performance!
Bonus items: Sheet music for "Nothing to do" and "Fantasie Nr. 1"
Tracklist
| 1. | Three dances for soprano saxophone and bass | 6:26 |
| 2. | Fantasie Nr. 1 | 6:54 |
| 3. | Nothing to do | 5:39 |
| 4. | Memories of a swan song | 4:18 |
| 5. | The wheel | 6:51 |
Credits
released January 26, 2025
Claudio Puntin: clarinets, electronics on Fantasie Nr. 1
Felix Henkelhausen: double bass
All compositions written and published by Henriette Müller, except "Three dances for soprano saxophone and bass" which was written by Henriette Müller and published by Florian Noetzel ars musica.
Fantasie Nr. 1 was composed and published by Henriette Müller and arranged by Claudio Puntin.
Recorded by Jong-Ha Kim
Cover art by Henriette Müller
Claudio on bandcamp: claudiopuntin.bandcamp.com
Felix on bandcamp: felixhenkelhausen.bandcamp.com/album/misanthropic-tendencies
Claudio Puntin: clarinets, electronics on Fantasie Nr. 1
Felix Henkelhausen: double bass
All compositions written and published by Henriette Müller, except "Three dances for soprano saxophone and bass" which was written by Henriette Müller and published by Florian Noetzel ars musica.
Fantasie Nr. 1 was composed and published by Henriette Müller and arranged by Claudio Puntin.
Recorded by Jong-Ha Kim
Cover art by Henriette Müller
Claudio on bandcamp: claudiopuntin.bandcamp.com
Felix on bandcamp: felixhenkelhausen.bandcamp.com/album/misanthropic-tendencies
License
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Music outside the box: Henriette Müller has been developing a unique musical style of her own, beyond categories such as “classical”, “world”, “new music” or “jazz”. She received a Master of Music degree from Manhattan School of Music in 1994 and now lives and works in Berlin, Germany.