Ole Lützow-Holm
Ole Lützow-Holm studied composition with Klaus Huber and Brian Ferneyhough. Coming from a central European, avantgarde mode of expression, he has created works for a great variety of ensembles and contexts, early receiving international recognition for his music. Lützow-Holm is a professor of composition at the Academy of Music and Drama, University of Gothenburg.
2012 he completed the artistic research project Towards an Expanded Field of Art Music. There, the topic was to experimentally introduce ideas and hands-on procedures that promoted unorthodox ways of responding to historic as well as contemporary classical music. The applied research methods aimed at facilitating practice-based musical dialogues, inviting a wide scope of transdisciplinary discourses to participate in the quest for a potentially broader range of performative strategies and conceptual protocols. In recent years, Lützow-Holm has explored generative approaches, elaborating on short-term, transient musical practices that, inspired by perceptions of ambiguity and incompleteness, would integrate elements of improvisation and open form, recurrently in collaboration with other artists.