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 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