Alfred Thomas Müller (born 12 January 1939 in

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) is a German conductor,

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and

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. He won the 1988

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presented by the city of

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Works

Orchestra and chamber ensemble

* ''flares'' (1979/80) * ''picture for orchestra'' (1983/84) * ''Spuren'' (1986) * ''Epiphanie'' (1993/94) * ''Entasis II'' (2001) * ''Scheidt-Adaptionen'' (1991)

Solo instrument with orchestra

* ''Konzert für Klavier und Kammerorchester'' (1984)

Choir

* ''Motette'' (2003)

Organ

* ''Credo quia absurdum'' (1991)

Chamber music

* ''Streichquartett Nr. 1'' (1973/74) * ''Streichquartett Nr. 2'' (1976/77) * ''Konzentrationen'' (1981) * ''Einblicke – Ausblicke'' (1982) * ''Proteus'' (1985) * ''Maqam'' (1987) * ''Kalamos'' (1990) * ''Drei Fragmente'' (1975/1993) * ''Streichquartett Nr. 3'' (1993) * ''Ataraxia'' (1997/98) * ''Entasis I'' (2000) * ''Der Himmer berührt die Erde'' (2002)

Solo instruments

* ''Profile'' (1978) * ''Solo mit Händel'' (1986) * ''Die Posaunen der sieben Engel'' (1987) * ''Vibrationen'' (1987) * ''tuba sola'' (1989) * ''Anamesis'' (1990) * ''Correspondance'' (1992) * ''Calls'' (1992) * ''Fatum'' (1995) * ''Paian'' (1996) * ''Vier Gesänge nach Rimbaud'' (1981) * ''Altjapanische Gesänge'' (1995/96) * ''Canticum cecebratio'' (1994) * ''DEUTSCHLAND – Ein Wintermärchen'' (1995) * ''Hommage a la Femme'' (2002)

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Muller, Thomas 20th-century German composers 20th-century classical composers German conductors (music) German classical pianists Male classical pianists Academic staff of Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg Handel Prize winners 1939 births Living people Musicians from Leipzig 20th-century German male musicians