Günter Neubert (born 11 March 1936) is a German composer and tonmeister.

Life

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at a secondary school in Crimmitschau in 1954, Neubert studied school music at the University of Music and Theatre Leipzig from 1954 to 1955 and from 1955 to 1960 sound engineering at the Hochschule für Musik "Hanns Eisler". He completed his studies in 1960 with the Staatsexamen and diploma. From 1959 to 1965 he was a guest auditor with Rudolf Wagner-Régeny. From 1965 to 1967 he was its aspirant and acquired the teaching qualification for

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at the Berlin Musikhochschule. From 1968 to 1971 he was for

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with Wagner-Régeny and Paul Dessau at the Academy of Arts, Berlin. Von 1960 bis 1961, Neubert was assistant Tonmeister at the Rundfunk der DDR in Berlin. From 1961 to 1991 he worked as sound director at the radio station in Leipzig. From 1978 to 1989 and from 1999 to 2006 he was

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at the Leipzig Academy of Music. From 1978 to 1989 he was also a lecturer at the

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. In 1987 he became private docent. In 1990 he became a member of the board of the , which he headed from 1998 to 2000. Finally he worked as a sound engineer at the Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk from 1992 to 2000. From 1992 to 1995 he was a member of the board of directors of the . Here he directed the series ''Das Außergewöhnliche Konzert'' and created the ''Förderpreis für junge Komponisten und Musikwissenschaftler''. From 1995 to 2001 he was a member of the and chairman of the Saxony regional association of the German Composers' Association. In 1996 he was a founding member of the Sächsische Akademie der Künste. Since 2009 he has been chairman of the ''Grieg-Begegnungsstätte Leipzig'' (Notenspur-Station 3 of the ). He is a member of the board of trustees of the "Hans Stieber Foundation", which regularly awards the

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. He is also on the board of trustees of the Freunde und Förderer des MDR Rundfunkchores e. V". From 2001 to 2005 he composed an oratorio with texts by Karl May and Isaiah, which was premiered in Dresden on 22 November 2006.

Prizes and awards

* 1980: Hanns Eisler Prize of the Rundfunk der DDR * 1984: Kunstpreis der Stadt Leipzig * 1985: Composition Prize for the International Composition Seminar of the (Switzerland) Foundation. * 2011: 2nd prize in the composition competition for the theme year "Reformation and Music" of the Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland * 2015: Helmut-Bräutigam-Preis der Stadt Crimmitschau

Compositions

Chamber music

* 1959: ''Fünf Kinderstücke'' for piano. UA 2006 Dresden * 1961: ''Kleine heitere Suite''. 8 miniatures for 6 wind instruments and percussion * 1963: ''Zwölf Stücke'' for harpsichord * 1963: ''Musik für Streichquartett'' in 5 mouvements. UA 1997 Salzburg. Stadler Quartett * 1964: ''Sonate'' for horn and piano. UA Peter Damm, Gunther Hauer * 1965: ''Sonate'' for piano * 1965: ''Musik für Flöte solo'' * 1966: ''Fünf kurze Charakterstudien'' for piano UA 2006 Dresden * 1968: ''Drei Vortragsstücke'' for trumpet and piano * 1968: ''Musik für Bläserquintett''. UA 1968 Leipzig * 1969: ''Klavierstück für Wagner-Régeny''. UA * 1969: ''Klavierstück für Paul Dessau''. UA * 1971: ''Intermezzo eines Liebhabers''. Capriccio for four cellos (using a theme from '' Der Rosenkavalier''). UA 1971 Rostock * 1973: ''Konzertante Kammermusik'' * 1975: ''Kaminstück für Matthias Claudius'' for guitar solo * 1978: ''Vier Impressionen nach

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'' for piano * 1978: ''Goccia-Capriccio per flauto e chitarra''. UA 1978 Leipzig * 1979: ''Kammersinfonie'' für Nonett. UA 1981 Leipzig (Small hall of the Gewandhaus) * 1980: ''Makrokosmos I (Planetariumsmusik)'' for 4 instruments, percussion and multi-channel. UA 1980 Schkeuditz / Leipzig. Gruppe Neue Musik Hanns Eisler * 1982: ''Musikalische Essays nach Grüty''. UA 1982 Berlin. Gruppe Neue Musik Hanns Eisler * 1983: ''Triptychon'' (in memory of Max Beckmann) for English horn, viola, double bass and guitar. UA 1984 Leipzig.

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. Gruppe Neue Musik Hanns Eisler * 1984: ''Kontraste'' for double bass solo. UA 1987 Leipzig * 1984: ''Partita über das Da pacem'' for organ solo. UA 1984 Altenburg (Schlosskirche) * 1985: ''Meditation über eine Tonreihe aus dem letzten Choral der Matthäus-Passion von J.S. Bach'' for organ solo. UA 1985 Göttingen (St. Jacobi) * 1986: ''Dithyrambus'' for two percussionists. UA 1986 Berlin * 1986: ''Kreuzspiel'' for harp solo * 1986: ''Mors et vita''. Composition for 3 sound groups and tape playback after texts by Friedrich Hölderlins. UA 1988. Gruppe Neue Musik Hanns Eisler * 1993: ''Ritmo e canto''. Trio pieces for flute, bassoon and harpsichord. UA 1993 Leipzig * 1994: ''Wachet auf'' for trumpet and organ. UA 1994 Münster (Nicolai-Kirche) * 1996: ''Triptychon II'' for English horn, bassoon, viola and guitar. UA 1996 Leipzig (

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). Ensemble Sortisatio * 1995: ''Reflexionen für zwei Hörner''. UA 1995 (

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) * 1997: ''Schlagspieldialog''. UA 1997 Leipzig (

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) * 2000: ''Silbermann-Hymnus'' for two organists. UA 2000 Freiberg (Petrikirche) * 2000: ''Stufen zu einem königlichen Thema - Septetto super Thema Refugium''. UA 2000 Leipzig (Alte Handelsbörse). Rheinisches Bach-Collegium * 2002: ''Cantus e Toccata'' for two violins and piano. UA 2002 Bamberg (Auditorium Maximum der Universität) * 2003: ''Requiem per organum (Sonata da chiesa)''. UA 2003 Dresden (Kreuzkirche). Martin Schmeding * 2008: ''String quartet Nr. 2''. UA 2008 Leipzig (Gewandhaus). Gewandhausquartett * 2010: ''New Dances in mutation'' for woodwind quintet(2010). UA 2011 Leipzig (Gewandhaus-Bläserquintett) * 2011: ''Szene'' für Altsaxophon und Conga (2011). UA 2012 Chemnitz * 2011: ''Drei Solfeggien'' for flute solo. UA 2012 Rheinsberg * 2012: ''Ein fröhlich Ding''. Scene freely based on a poem by Friedrich von Logau for two violins with small percussion instruments * 2015: ''Animal maris cantans - Der singende Fisch''. Small radio play scene for piano quartet with small percussion instruments after a tale by

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. UA 2016 Hoyerswerda * 2016: ''Irini - Frieden'' for piano solo. UA 2016 Dresden

Orchestral work

* 1967: ''Streichermusik'' in three parts. UA 1969 Dresden * 1969: ''Orchestermusik'' on a thema by

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. UA 1971 Karl-Marx-Stadt (Opernhaus) * 1971: ''Konzertante Suite'' for violin and small orchestra. UA 1971 Leipzig (Altes Rathaus) * 1978: ''Concerto ritmico per pianoforte ed orchestra''. UA 1978 Borna * 1979: ''Notturno - Nachtgedanken'' for 19 string players. UA 1979 Eisenach (Wartburg) * 1981: ''Partita'' for two wind choirs and orchestra. UA 1982 Frankfurt an der Oder * 1985: ''Sinfonie in einem Satz (Sinfonia infernale)''. UA 1986 Berlin * 1989: ''Orchestermusik I: Das verschenkte Weinen''. UA 1990 Halle. * 1989: ''Choral-Metamorphosen zu "Sonne der Gerechtigkeit"'' for large orchestra. UA 1990 Leipzig (Gewandhaus) * 1989: ''Orchestermusik II: Das verschenkte Weinen''. UA 1993 Gera * 1990: ''Konzert für Kontrabass und Orchester''. UA 1996 Chemnitz (Opernhaus) * 1997: ''Brücken''. UA 1997 Weimar * 2007: ''Fünf Kurze Charakterstücke'' for small string orchestra. UA 2007 Göttingen

Lieder / Vocal chamber music

* 1961: ''Drei Lieder'' for baritone and piano. Text: Jacques Prévert * 1964: ''Fünf Psalmengesänge'' for soprano and a keyboard instrument (piano, organ) * 1966: ''Zwei Lieder'' for soprano, piano and guitar (ad lib.). Text: Wilhelm Busch. UA 2006 Dresden * 1967: ''Tag-Nacht-Gesänge'' for soprano and piano. Text: Hans Franck * 1971: ''Variationen über ein Stücklein aus der „Musikalischen Rüstkammer“'', Leipzig anno 1719, for soprano and nine instruments. UA 1971 Leipzig * 1974: ''Heine-Liedsong'' for tenor and piano. UA 1999 Berlin * 1987: ''Memento'' for mezzo-soprano, baritone, speaker and instrumental ensemble. Text: Friedrich Wolf. UA 1987 Berlin (Akademie der Künste). Musica-Viva-Ensemble Dresden * 1992: ''Morgenlied, Abendlied'' for alto recorder, soprano and piano (1992). Text:

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. UA 2005 Markkleeberg * 1993: ''Lass mich rühren deine Seele'' for baritone, flute, harp and string quartet. Text: John Gracen Brown. UA 1994 Dresden * 1998: ''Zwischen den Welten. Ode an einen weit Entfernten'' for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble. UA 1998 Leipzig (Alte Handelsbörse). Annette Jahns, Musica-Viva-Ensemble Dresden * 2006: ''Liebeslied'' for mezzo-soprano and piano. Text:

. UA 2006 Leipzig (Stadtbibliothek) * 2006: ''Glockensprüche'' after texts of the 100th psalm for bass, tubular glockenspiel and organ. UA 2006 Leipzig (Bethanienkirche)-Schleussig. Gotthold Schwarz, Johann Georg Baumgärtel, Stephan Paul Audersch * 2010: ''Am offenen Fenster''. Five songs for mezzo-soprano or baritone and piano. Text: Werner Heiduczek. UA 2010 Leipzig (Moritzbastei) * 2010: ''Auff die Liebste''. Seven songs for baritone and piano. Text: Paul Fleming. UA 2010 Dresden (Sächsische Akademie der Künste) * 2012: ''Dahin''. Five songs for baritone and piano. Text: Manuela Sandhop. UA 2012 Weimar

Choral work

* 1962: ''Benediktbeurer Liebeslieder'' for mixed choir '' a capella''. Recording 1964/65 Rundfunkchor Leipzig * 1968: ''Passions-Gesänge'' for mixed choir ''a capella'' * 1969: ''Volksliedbearbeitung'' for three female voices, flute, oboe, clarinet, guitar (1969) 6´ * 1976: ''Begegnungen'' for two mixed choirs ''a capella''. Text by Wolfgang Jähnig. UA 1976 Leipzig (Altes Rathaus) * 1977: ''Der Wettstreit''. Small cantata using the song ''Der Kuckuck und der Esel''. UA 1977 Leipzig (Altes Rathaus) * 1982: ''Drei Vogelchöre'' for children choir ''a capella''. Text: Dieter Mucke, Hoffmann von Fallersleben * 1987: ''Zwei Motetten'' for mixed choir ''a capella'' * 1987: ''An die´Menschheit'' for eight-part choir ''a capella''. Text: Friedrich Hölderlin. UA 1993 Hamburg. NDR-Chor * 1991: ''Drei Schneiderlieder''. UA 1993 Leipzig (Altes Rathaus). Children choir of the MDR * 1991: ''Machet die Tore weit''. Advents-Introitus for two mixed choirs and organ. UA 1991 Göttingen (St. Jacobi) * 2001: ''Psalmen-Motetten'' for choir ''a capella''. UA Nr. 3: 2001 Leipzig (Thomaskirche). Thomanerchor, Georg Christoph Biller (Leitung). UA komplett: 2002 Dresden (Martin-Luther-Kirche) * 2001: ''Das Licht über uns''.

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for choir ''a capella''. UA 2006 Leipzig (Thomaskirche). Thomanerchor, Georg Christoph Biller (Leitung) * 2006: ''Der Herr ist mein Hirte - mein Hirte ist der Herr''. Motet for two choirs ''a cappella''. Text: Psalm 23. UA 2006 Dresden (Frauenkirche). Christfried Brödel (conductor) * 2007: ''Fünf Dreistrophengesänge'' for children choir with small percussion. Text: Georg Maurer. UA 2007 Dresden ( Dreikönigskirche). Philharmonischer Kinderchor Dresden * 2007: ''Cantate Domino''. Motet for double choir ''a capella''. Text: Psalm 96. UA 2007 Dresden (Frauenkirche). Philharmonischer Kinderchor Dresden * 2017: ''Wessobrunner Gebet'' for choir ''a capella''. UA 2017 Stein am Rhein. Christfried Brödel (conductor)

Vocal Symphony

* 1973: ''An die Zukunft''. Orchestral songs for baritone (or mezzo-soprano). Text:

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(1973). UA (world premiere) 1974 Ilmenau * 1975: ''Gewaltig wie der Tod.'' Orchestral songs based on texts from the Bible, UA 1975 Gera * 1983: ''Laudate Ninive.'' Oratorium, UA Göttinger Symphonie Orchester, NDR, 1983 Hannover. * 1983: ''Von menschlichen Schwächen.'' After texts by Martin Luther, UA 1983 Dresden * 1991: ''… jeder Herkunft leben.'' Orchestra songs after texts by Ingeborg Bachmann, UA 1991 Hannover * 1987: ''Hymne an die Menschheit'' for solos, choir, organ and orchestra after texts by Friedrich Hölderlin, UA 1993 Hamburg as ''a cappella''-cyclus. * 1975: ''Gewaltig wie der Tod''. Orchestra songs for mezzo-soprano, baritone and large orchestra. Hebrew texts, translated by

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. UA 1975 Gera. Roswitha Trexler, Siegfried Lorenz * 1980: ''Lessingfarben'' for tenor, mixed choir and orchestra. UA 1981 Dresden * 1983: ''Von menschlichen Schwächen''. Fünf Gesänge für Bass und Kammerorchester. Text: Martin Luther (''Tischreden''). UA 1983 Dresden (Gobelinsaal der Sempergalerie). Theo Adam, Kammerorchester der Deutschen Staatsoper Berlin, Hartmut Haenchen (conductor) * 1983: ''Laudate Nivine''. Oratorium für Bassbariton, Chor, Kinderchor und Orchester. Text: aus den Büchern Amos und

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aus dem Gebet des Manasse. UA 1983 Hannover (NDR) * 1988: ''Hymne an die Menschheit'' für Mezzosopran, Tenor, Bariton, Chor, Orgel und Orchester. Text: Friedrich Hölderlin (1988) * 1989: ''Das neue Jahrhundert''. Songs for baritone and orchestra. Lyrics: Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock (1989). UA 1990 Dresden. Jürgen Kurth, Dresdner Philharmonie, Jörg-Peter Weigle (conductor) * 1991: ''…jeder Herkunft zu leben''. Songs for baritone and orchestra. Lyrics: Ingeborg Bachmann. UA 1991 Hannover (Niedersächsisches Staatstheater) Hannover. Wolfgang Hellmich, Niedersächsisches Staatsorchester, George Alexander Albrecht (conducting) * 2005: ''Animal maris cantans - Der singende Fisch''. Musical allegory for speaker, children choir (with percussion instruments) and orchestra. Text:

. UA 2005 Dresden ( Kulturpalast), Dresdner Philharmonie * 2005: ''Wo der Herr nicht das Haus baut''. Oratorio for alto, bass, speaker, choir and orchestra. Text: Isaiah, Psalm 127, Karl May. UA 2006 Dresden ( Martin-Luther-Kirche).

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Günter Neubert: ''Gedanken zum Oratorium „Wo der Herr nicht das Haus baut ...“'', ADU-Verlag Nr. 21
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* 2008: ''Da Pacem, Domine''. Oratorio for the

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, for soprano, bass, speaker, choir, organ and small orchestra. UA 2008 Münster (Lambertikirche) * 2011: ''Choral-Kantate: Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott'' for mezzo-soprano, bass-baritone, mixed choir and instrumental ensemble. UA 2017 Münster (Erlöserkirche) * 2019: ''Glockenweihemusik'' for brass instruments, timpani and bells. UA 2019 Leipzig (Nikolaikirche). Christfried Brödel (conductor)

Stage work

* 1974: ''Weihnachtsgans Auguste''. Musical fairy tale for bass buffo, two female speakers, children's choir and small orchestra. Libretto: Kurt Steiniger (after Friedrich Wolf). UA 1974 Nordhausen () * 1983: ''Das verschenkte Weinen.'' Ballet in 11 scenes. UA 1990 Halle ( Theater des Friedens). * 1990–1995: ''Persephone oder Der Ausgleich der Welten''. Opera in 4 acts. Libretto: Carl Ceiss (after

). UA 2001 Leipzig ( Leipzig Opera). Gewandhausorchester, Johannes Kalitzke (conductor)

Radio music

* 1969: Franz Freitag: ''Der Egoist.'' Director:

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(radio play, Rundfunk der DDR) * 1970: William Shakespeare: ''

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.'' Director: Gert Andreae (radio play, Rundfunk der DDR) * 1971:

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: ''Grietje heiratet.'' Adaptation: Gudrun Mogel, director Günter Bormann (radio play, Rundfunk der DDR) * 1985: Gerhart Hauptmann: ''

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.'' Adaptation: Ulrich Griebel, director

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(radio play, Rundfunk der DDR)

Literature

* ''Neubert, Günter.'' In Wilfried W. Bruchhäuser: ''Komponisten der Gegenwart im Deutschen Komponisten-Interessenverband. Ein Handbuch.'' 4th edition. Deutscher Komponisten-Interessenverband, Berlin 1995, , . * ''Neubert, Günter.'' In Paul Frank,

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: ''Kurzgefaßtes Tonkünstlerlexikon. Second part: Ergänzungen und Erweiterungen seit 1937''. Volume 1, Heinrichshofen. 15th edition. Wilhelmshaven 1974, , . * Udo Klement: ''Gedenkmusiken von Reiner Bredemeyer,

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: ''Geschichte der Klaviermusik.'' Volume 1. Noetzel, Wilhelmshaven 1989, , . * Ulrike Liedtke: ''Günter Neubert''. In '' Komponisten der Gegenwart'' (KDG). Edition Text & Kritik, Munich 1996, .

References

External links

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Günter Neubert
im Archiv Zeitgenössischer Komponisten der Saxon State and University Library Dresden
G. Neubert on DDB

Website of Günter Neubert

Günther Munziger on Munzinger
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