Composers

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6 Questions for Stephan Görg

My most emotional experience was putting together my first concert with Vocal Journey (the jazz and pop choir of the Cologne University of Music and Dance) and my band after the pandemic in the Cologne Philharmonic Hall, as conductor, composer, arranger and pianist!

6 questions for Martín Letelier

As a performer, I once participated in a version of John Cage’s ASLAP that lasted four uninterrupted days. It was performed on the organ of a beautiful church in a former monastery in Santiago de Chile, and many organists participated in two-hour shifts. I played in the middle of the night, and it was an almost transcendental experience to be in that church, enveloped by the sound of the organ, especially considering that I only had three chord changes in two hours. It was the closest thing to a musical “trance” that I had ever experienced.

Puccinis Preludio a Orchestra

A previously unknown manuscript in the Puccini Archive in Torre del Lago was identified as the autograph score of the Preludio a Orchestra – and it turned out to be complete! The fourteen missing measures have been copied from this source, so that the complete Preludio can now be performed in its original form.

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The “astonishing pathways” of Albert Lortzing

Our editor Barbara Großmann gives an overview of Lortzing’s life and work.

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6 Questions for Julia Schwartz

Julia Schwartz composes in practically all genres, and several of her compositions have already been published by Carus. She answers six questions in the Carus interview.

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6 Questions for Karin Rehnqvist

Karin Rehnqvist is one of Sweden’s best known and most widely performed composers, Carus has published her composition “Universe”. We have asked her some questions.

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6 Questions for Elisabeth Fußeder

Elisabeth Fußeder has published her choral cycle “waldeslust” with Carus. She answered our questions in this interview.

Bobbi Fischer

5 Questions for Bobbi Fischer

In this interview, the composer talks about his most emotional musical experience and his current projects.

Peter Schindler

5 Questions for Peter Schindler

In this interview, the composer talks about his most emotional musical experience and his current projects.

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Bobbi Fischer’s musical universe

Universal is an ambitious adjective, but one which perhaps best describes the musician Karl Albrecht Fischer, alias “Bobbi Fischer”. Beginning with classical music, his musical horizons encompass chansons, Latin music and jazz, and extend to world music.