"AFFIRMATION OF THE FUTURE" listen ...
A one hour dance production in Auroville, choreographed by Anu Majumdar, dancer, choreographer and successful Indian novelist.
http://www.auroville.org/art&culture/dance/anu.htm
It is for two dancers and two musicians and was realized live in 1992 by Anu and Joy Legrand (dance) and by Stephano Moro(alto saxophone) and Holger Jetter (violin).
Here is a later realization for two violins played by Holger.

more on Anu
http://www.auroville.org/art&culture/dance/anu.htm



"CROSSROADS" listen 1 ... listen 2 ...
1993 the Auroville Dance Lab, led by Anu Majumdar,  produced a show called “Crossroads”.
The music of Holger Jetter is based on poems by Anu Majumdar. He used loops of the poetry readings and extrapolated the melody of the narration to compose the additional music, which created an extraordinary and ‘new’ type of soundtrack.

"RESONANCES" listen ...
An Exhibition of various works of Pierre Legrand.
The composition of all works related to Pierre’s art are controlled aleatoric structures, as are all the art pieces. At the base of both lies a series of graphical sign, a kind of Alphabet, the Aurionics.
Using that alphabet, Holger created a composition on eight tracks and routed each track to a different speaker. The 8 speakers were distributed over the exhibition room, enabling the visitor to design an individual mix, depending on his position in the room. Holger additionally improvised live on this playback once a day during the exhibition.

"LITE MATTER" listen ...
A live recording of three musicians (Holger Jetter, Stephano Moro and Wolfgang Fette, guitar) acting and reacting upon computer generated material. The setup featured a PC as fourth musician.

"FUTURE NOMADS" listen ...
In this project all melodies are controlled aleatoric.

"NO MAD CARAVAN" listen ...
For this recording Holger renders the computer generated melodies on the electric guitar









“M” listen ... view ...
A project of Alfred Bast together with Holger Jetter in 2003.
The two artists agreed on a common topic, a book by Sri Aurobindo called
“The four aspects of the Divine Mother”.
Alfred ‘painted‘ with light through a magnifying glass directly onto
a canvas during the heat of the South Indian noon.
Holger improvised with the Yamaha violin on a prepared background.
The result was 4 paintings on four consecutive days and six hours of music.
Holger later condensed the material to one hour.

“ge Sicht er”
Multimedia presentation

More on Alfred Bast www.kunstkloster.de