Karl-Bernhardin Kropf

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Karl-Bernhardin Kropf (* 1966 in Klagenfurt , Austria ) is an Austrian organist and church musician.

education

Studied Catholic and Protestant church music with Alfred Mitterhofer , Peter Planyavsky and Erwin Ortner at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna. Further studies led him to Daniel Roth in Saarbrücken . He passed his exams - church music A, concert qualification and improvisation - with awards.

He has received prizes at nine international organ competitions (mostly for improvisation) in five European countries.

Teaching

Church offices

Compositions

  • "German Ordinarium 1988" for mixed choir, organ / instruments and congregation
  • "Palmarum 1942 - a Lübeck bell-ringing" (1993) for eight-part mixed choir, soloists and organ
  • Lukas Passion (2008) for gem. Choir, upper choir, children's school, speaker and organ
  • "Matthäus-Passionen" (2012) for three female voices, mixed choir and piano
  • numerous choral movements for liturgical use

Image and sound carriers

  • "Art of organ improvisation", Karl-Bernhardin Kropf at the Marcussen organ in Odense Cathedral, ifo-Verlag CD 00061
  • "Fascination Schnitger Organ", Karl-Bernhardin Kropf at the Schnitger organ in Hamburg-Neuenfelde, ifo-Verlag CD 00088
  • "The Arp Schnitger Organ in Neuenfelde", DVD, Wennerstorfer Filmwerkstatt, NFDV 1.
  • "Portrait 2009", Karl-Bernhardin Kropf on the Sauer organ of the Marienkirche in Rostock, St. Marien Choir, MMCD 0109

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Criticism in the Ostsee-Zeitung on April 7, 2012