Kurt Schwaen Video
compositore tedesco German
- pianoforte
- opera
- Germania, Germania Est
- compositore, professore universitario, autore di musica per il cinema, librettista
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Kurt Schwaen Burmeister Wünsch Jörg Peter Weigle Weigle Fritz Lubrich Curt Sachs Sachs Arnold Schering Hanns Eisler Busch Friedrich Hofmeister 1909 1929 1930 1933 1935 1938 1953 1956 1961 1962 1965 1970 1973 1978 1981 1982 1983 1987 1988 1998 2007
Kurt Schwaen +••.••(...)) , german composer. Concerto grosso (1982) for String Quartet and chamber orchestra 1. Adagio Horst Pietsch - Violin 1 Klaus Burmeister - Violin 2 Eberhard Wünsch - Viola Hans-Joachim Scheitzbach - Violoncello (cello) Kammerorchester Berlin Dirigent : Prof. Jörg-Peter Weigle / recorded from rare Stereo LP made in GDR (DDR, 1988)--- / Kurt Schwaen studied piano, organ and composition under Fritz Lubrich. From 1929 to 1933 he studied at the universities of Berlin and Breslau, where his teachers included Curt Sachs and Arnold Schering. In 1930 he met Hanns Eisler who had a profound impact on his compositional style. After becoming active in an anti-fascist student group, he joined the Communist Party of Germany; from 1935 to 1938 he was imprisoned because of his political views. After the war he returned to Berlin and spent much of his time working to rebuild the musical culture of that city by writing compositions for amateur music groups, choirs, music schools and chamber ensembles, publishing and serving as a musical advisor. Between 1953 and 1956 he worked with Bertolt Brecht who had a profound impact on his future compositions. He also worked with Ernst Busch. He composed in several genres, producing a cantata for children entitled King Midas. In 1961 he became a member of the DDR Akademie der Künste, where he was head of the music department from 1965 to 1970. From 1962 to 1978 he was president of the East German National Folk Music committee. Between 1973 and 1981 he directed the children's musical theatre in Leipzig. His awards include an honorary doctorate from Leipzig University (1983) and several state awards. Schwaen's extensive oeuvre comprises over 620 titles. A number of works, such as the Piano Concerto no.2 (1987), show the influence of his several visits to Vietnam. Later works include the collaborative musical poem Potsdamer Platz (1998). His works, such as König Midas, were published by the Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag. Schwaen later settled in Berlin-Mahlsdorf, where he died at the age of 98.
Dokshitser Arutyunyan Armando Ghitalla Okamoto Boehme Egan Mele Klonowski Krug Oertel Schwaen Joly Grin Poizat Bloch Charlier Previn Franz Waxman Jolivet Shiner Pépin Ernest Ansermet Davidson George Szell Stravinsky Riisager Newton Walter Goehr Goehr Shostakovich Hindemith Berg Llewellyn Frederick Stock Schumann Schaffner Gottschalk Stevens Satie Wynton Marsalis Dyke Butterworth McGregor Osr Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra Bbc Concert Orchestra Chicago Symphony Orchestra Valley Symphony Orchestra Carnegie Hall 1918 1921 1929 1949 1952 1953 1955 1956 1958 1961 1965 1976 1980 1984 1985 1986 1990
XIXe – XXe siècles Timofey DOKSHITSER (tp), Norman Shetler (p). 1st INTERNATIONAL BRASS CONGRESS, Montreux 17 June 1976 (unissued) 00:00 01. Concerto (Arutyunyan) Bob RANSOM (tp), unidentified (p). Unknown place & date (unissued) 12:15 02. Contemplation (Ransom) Armando GHITALLA (tp), Aika Okamoto (p). Bulle, 23 June 1985 (unissued) 17:41 03. Concerto, mvt1 (O. Boehme) Denis EGAN (tp), Franck Ciup (p). Bourges, recorded by Michel Laplace, 10 August 1984 (unissued) 23:54 04. Suite, mvt 1,2,3 (E. Baudrier) (take 1) Natalo A. PAELLA (tp), Anthony Mele(p). Boston?, 23 September 1984 (unissued) 27:47 05. Suite, mvt 4 (Edna White) Christine DOLCE (tp), Barbara Klonowski (p). February1984 (unissued) 30:58 06. Suite, mvt1 (Edna White) Willi KRUG (tp), Helmut Oertel (p). (East) Berlin, 15 May 1965 37:21 07. Drei Ostinati (K. Schwaen) Eugene JOLY [Josef André] (cnt), unkown (p). Londres, 2 February1904 (Gramophone 5077) 41:12 08. Popular Airs (arr. Unknown) Freddy GRIN (C tp), Martine Poizat (p). Duerne, 2 August 1990 (unissued) 43:45 09. Proclamation (E. Bloch) David BALDWIN (tp). c.1985 (unissued) 49:10 10. Etude transcendante (Charlier) Mannie KLEIN (tp), Andre Previn (p), Los Angeles Festival cond. by Franz Waxman. Los Angeles, 18 June 1956 (unissued) 52:10 11. Concertino, mvt2 (Jolivet) (American premiere) Ed SHINER (tp), no details (unissued) 54:16 12. Concertino, mvt 2 (end)-3 (Jolivet) Paolo LONGINOTTI (tp), Edmond Leloir (h), Roland Schnork (tb), André Pépin (fl), Roger Reversy (ob), Robert Gugholz (cl), Henri Helaerts (bsn), OSR conducted by Ernest Ansermet. Geneva, September 1961 (Decca) 56:38 13. Concerto à 7, mvt 1 (F. Martin) Louis DAVIDSON (tp), Cleveland Symphony conducted by George Szell, 1952. 58:23 14. Pulcinella (Stravinsky) (extr.) Armando GHITALLA (cnt), Boston Symphony Chamber Orchestra. 1976. 59:22 15. Marche Royale, Histoire du soldat (Stravinsky) George ESKDALE (tp), Danish Radio Orchestra.1949 01:01:53 16. Concerto, mvt3 (Riisager) Anatoly MAKSIMENKO (tp), Leningrad Philharmonic Wind Quintet, Valentin Smidirev (perc). Leningrad (St Petersburg), c1966 01:04:52 17. Skomoroki (Yury Falik) (extr) Harry SEVENSTERN (tp), Noel Newton-Wood (p), Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra cond. by Walter Goehr. Amsterdam, 1953 (Concert Hall Society) 01:13:04 18. Piano Concerto no1, op. 35, mvt1 (Shostakovich) George SWIFT (tp), BBC Concert Orchestra cond. by Vilem Tausky. London, 1958 (unissued) 01:18:56 19. Concerto, mvt 4 (Hamilton) Rainer WIND (tp), Enrique Tarris (p). Germany, c1987 (unissued) 01:22:45 20. Sonata, mvt1 (Hindemith) Walter GLEISSLE (tp), SWF Sinfonie Orchester conducted by Emmerich Smola. Germany, radiobroadcasting, 1955 (unissued) 01:27:56 21. Concerto, mvt 1 (Wal-Berg) Edward LLEWELLYN (tp1), Chicago Symphony Orchestra cond. by Frederick Stock. Chicago, 1929 01:31:45 22. Fanfare, Symphony “Le Printemps” (Schumann) Stephen SCHAFFNER (tp), Pioneert Valley Symphony Orchestra cond. by Nathan Gottschalk. 2 February 1980 (Trumpet Prod.) 01:32:45 23. Suite, mvt 2 (Edna White) Richard SAN PHILIPPO (tp), NY orchestra conducted by Daniel Vandersall. NYC, Carnegie Hall, 3 June 1985 (unissued) 01:35:21 24. Suite, mvt 3 (Edna White) Ernest WILLIAMS (cnt), Pat Conway Band, 1918 (test) 01:39:58 25. Ectasy Thomas STEVENS (tp1), David HICKMAN (tp2). 1st INTERNATIONAL BRASS CONGRESS, Montreux 18 June 1976 (unissued) 01:43:23 26. Fanfare (Satie, 1921) Phil SMITH, Wynton MARSALIS (cnt), Montclair Citadel Band, 23 May 1990 (unissued) 01:43:41 27. Delivrance Bob RANSOM (tp) Tactical Air Force Band. 1980s (unissued) 01:46:37 28. Concerto, mvt 3 (Ralph Herman) Manny LAUREANO, Vince DiMARTINO (tp), Black Dyke Mills Band cond. by Peter Parkes, London, City University, 7 August 1986 (unissued) 01:50:06 29. Odin (Butterworth) (extr) (world premiere) Thomas STEVENS, Rob Roy McGREGOR, Boyde HOOD, Don GREEN (tp). Los Angeles, mid-1980s 01:55:50 30. Carnival f Venice (arr. Staigers) Archives Michel “Bunk” Laplace. Photo (coll. ML): Swift, Ghitalla, Davidson, Egan, Grin, Dokshitser, Longinotti, Ransom, Gleissle, Dolce, Stevens, Krug, Laureano.
Kurt Schwaen Neumann Fritz Lubrich Curt Sachs Sachs Arnold Schering Hanns Eisler Busch Friedrich Hofmeister 1909 1929 1930 1933 1935 1938 1953 1956 1961 1962 1965 1968 1970 1973 1978 1981 1983 1987 1988 1998 2007
KURT SCHWAEN +••.••(...), german composer) Kammerkonzert (Divertimento) für Klarinette in B, Fagott, Trompete in B, Schlagzeug und Streichorchester (Concerto for Chamber : for Clarinet , Bassoon, trumpet, Percussion and String Orchestra) - 1968. RUNDFUNK-KAMMERORCHESTER LEIPZIG, Horst Neumann (conductor) / recorded from rare Stereo LP made in GDR (DDR, 1988) / / Kurt Schwaen studied piano, organ and composition under Fritz Lubrich. From 1929 to 1933 he studied at the universities of Berlin and Breslau, where his teachers included Curt Sachs and Arnold Schering. In 1930 he met Hanns Eisler who had a profound impact on his compositional style. After becoming active in an anti-fascist student group, he joined the Communist Party of Germany; from 1935 to 1938 he was imprisoned because of his political views. After the war he returned to Berlin and spent much of his time working to rebuild the musical culture of that city by writing compositions for amateur music groups, choirs, music schools and chamber ensembles, publishing and serving as a musical advisor. Between 1953 and 1956 he worked with Bertolt Brecht who had a profound impact on his future compositions. He also worked with Ernst Busch. He composed in several genres, producing a cantata for children entitled King Midas. In 1961 he became a member of the DDR Akademie der Künste, where he was head of the music department from 1965 to 1970. From 1962 to 1978 he was president of the East German National Folk Music committee. Between 1973 and 1981 he directed the children's musical theatre in Leipzig. His awards include an honorary doctorate from Leipzig University (1983) and several state awards. Schwaen's extensive oeuvre comprises over 620 titles. A number of works, such as the Piano Concerto no.2 (1987), show the influence of his several visits to Vietnam. Later works include the collaborative musical poem Potsdamer Platz (1998). His works, such as König Midas, were published by the Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag. Schwaen later settled in Berlin-Mahlsdorf, where he died at the age of 98.
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