M.Regtien  °  Stringquartets

1st Stringquartet 2nd Stringquartet 3rd Stringquartet 4th Stringquartet 5th Stringquartet 6th Stringquartet 7th Stringquartet 8th Stringquartet 9th Stringquartet 10th Stringquartet Dingus1 Clarinet Quintet End2End Quartet 9th Stringquartet "Juana la Loca plays ´Beethoven & Friends´" In the last part of the 6th stringquartet, the composer for the first time applied the by the composer invented ´musique-collage´ technique. The score of the first part of W.A.Mozart´s ´dissonance quartet´ was gradually cut in still smaller fragments which literally were rearranged. In the 9th Stringquartet this technique is further investigated. Fragments become smaller, are turned upside-dowm etcetera etcetera... Most of the times the compser likes his re-arrangements even more than the original. One of the reasons of course is the comical side-effect of re-arranged well-known pieces. Take e.g. the begining of the 2nd part, Vivaldi´s Spring. Part 1 re-arranges Beethoven, Brahms & Bártok Part 2 re-arranges Vivaldi, J.S.Bach & Chopin