Johannes Schöllhorn (1962) Sito
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Johannes
Schollhorn Ha studiato composizione con Klaus Huber, Emanuel
Nunes e Mathias Spahlinger, la direzione con Peter Eötvös. Presente nel
panorama internazionale della creazione musicale. La sua Opera da camera
"les petites filles modèles" è stata creata all’Opera Bastille nel
1997. Nel suo catalogo figurano opere di diverso genere, dalla musica da
camera al teatro musicale. Si dedica anche a un importante lavoro di
trascrizioni.
Ha insegnato a Zurigo, Freiburg, Hannover. Dal 2009 è
professore di composizione e direttore dell’Institut für neue Musik
presso la Hochschule für Musik di Colonia. È regolarmente invitato per
corsi e master-class di composizione in diverse istituzioni
internazionali.
Born in 1962, he studied with Klaus Huber,
Emanuel Nunes and Mathias Spahlinger and musical theory with Peter
Förtig. He also attended conducting courses with Peter Eötvös. Johannes
Schöllhorn is performed by many international Soloists, Ensembles and
Orchestras like Ensemble Modern, Ensemble l’instant donné, ensemble
recherche, Neue Vocalsolisten ensemble ascolta, das Neue Ensemble, the
Radio Symphony Orchestras of the WDR and SWR. He awarded many prizes
like
the Comitée de lecture of the Ensemble Intercontemporain in 1997 and
the Praetorius Prize 2009. His chamber opera "les petites filles
modèles" was played many times in Paris and France and had its premiere
at the Opera de Bastille in 1997. In 2008 he was participant of the
“into”-project in Hong Kong. Johannes Schöllhorns music has a wide range
of genres from chamber music, vocal music and orchestra music to music
for theatre. Besides his own compositions he is also working on
different kinds of transcriptions, i.e. he has made an own version of
Pierre Boulez' "...explosante- fixe...". Johannes Schöllhorn was
teaching from 1995 to 2000 at the Musikhochschule Zürich-Winterthur
(CH). He was conductor of the Ensemble für Neue Musik at the
Musikhochschule Freiburg (until 2004) and from 2001 to 2009 he was
Professor for composition at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater
Hannover and Director of the Institut für neue Musik. Since October 2009
he is Professor
for composition and director of the Institut für
Neue Musik at the Hochschule für Musik in Köln. Johannes Schöllhorn gave
several composition courses at the Fondation Royaumont (F) and at the
Bartók-Festival (HU), in the Ictus-Seminar (B), at the Conservatoire de
Paris, the Conservatory of Music in Tianjin (China), the Central
Conservatory of Music in Beijing (China), the Takefu-Festival (Japan),
the Tokyo Ondai University (Japan) and the Seoul Philharmonic orchestra
(Korea).