Emil Ruh
Emil Ruh (born April 28, 1884 in Adliswil , Canton of Zurich ; † March 25, 1946 there ) was a Swiss composer , conductor and music publisher . He also composed under the pseudonym A. Bucher .
First he completed an apprenticeship as a music composer in Zurich . He then studied at the local conservatory with Volkmar Andreae , Lothar Kempter and Ernst Isler . As a conductor and composer, he primarily devoted himself to amateur brass music . In 1908 he founded his own publishing house , in which works by well-known Swiss brass music composers have been published.
Works
Works for wind orchestra
- 1908–1929 Ceremonial sounds A collection of selected compositions for use in early music, serenades, festive occasions, church services ...
- 1913–1931 March album Collection of 12 selected beautiful marches each
- 1915 Swiss stage march
- 1918 March in beautiful Ticino
- 1919 return to home parade march
- 1923 memory of Adliswil march
- 1925 Greetings to Hünigen Marsch Castle
- 1928 Sursum corda festival march with the crusader song "Schönster Herr Jesu"
- 1932 Fest- und Turm-Musik Heft 1 - Collection of selected church compositions from old and new times
- 1935 Fest- und Turm-Musik Heft 2 - Collection of selected church compositions from old and new times
- 1935 O beautiful world of God! Festival march
- 1937 Heimat- und Volkslieder album
- 1938 Album of Christian Songs for Trombone Choirs, issue 1
- 1938 Hadlaub Overture
- 1938 In the flight of time - Le temps volant march
- 1939 Field service songs for Swiss military music and music associations to accompany the chants or for individual lectures
- 1940 Light troops - Troupes légères march
- 1940 Paraphrase about the Rütli song
- 1941 Heimat - Patrie Romanze
- 1942 Jugendland - Terre de la jeunesse A festive character piece
- 1942 Schweizerheimweh - Mal du pays paraphrase on J.-R. Weber's song of the same name
- 1943 album of Christian songs for trombone choirs or brass music associations, issue 2
- 1944 Festival and Tower Music Volume 3 - Ecclesiastical compositions by old masters
- 1946 Festive entry - Entrée solennelle festival and parade march
- 1946 Fest- und Turmmusik Volume 4, No. 26–32 - Collection of church compositions
- 1946 Paraphrase on "Ode to God" Appenzeller Landsgemeindelied "All life flows out of you"
- Dusk idyll
- Evening singing paraphrase
- Evening bells paraphrase on the song of the same name by Agathon Billeter
- The Shepherd's Evening Prayer
- Bells for wind orchestra with tenor horn solo
- Towards Zion
- Psalm 126
- Son des cloches song with tenor horn solo
- Pilgrim's dream Caprice
Vocal music and choral music
- 1916 Glory to God on high! Motet for mixed choir - based on an old hymn
- 1916 Easter psalm motet for mixed choir
- 1918 Festival motet on Psalm 118, 24–29 for mixed choir and solo quartet
- 1923 Resurrection Motet for mixed choir
- 1926 Singet, Rühmet, Praise Geistliche Lieder for a single voice with accompaniment of the piano, organ or harmonium
- 1927 Motet from Psalm 34 for mixed choir and double choir
- 1929 Christian Liederschatz Collection of the most popular songs and chants, which were published in the "Christian Liederborn"
- 1933 hymns of praise and sacred songs for mixed choir
- 1935 Wait on God! Motet for mixed choir a. Solo voices.
- 1936 Bethlehem A simple Christmas show for children. For one, two and three-part children's choir, declamation, 2 violins and organ
- 1936 Nevertheless, I always stay with you! Motet for mixed choir
- 1936 Gotteskinder Popular, easily executable cantata based on words from the Holy Scriptures and a poem by Karl Johann Philipp Spitta, for mixed choir and solo voices with accompaniment by organ, piano or harmonium or with orchestra
- 1936 Sacred solo chants from the popular cantata "Gotteskinder"
- 1938 Two sacred songs for mixed choir
- 1946 Poinsettias 7 new Christmas carols for mixed choirs a cappella
- The 98th Psalm for mixed choir and organ
literature
- Theophil Hug-Ruh: 75 years Emil Ruh Musikverlag 1908–1983.
- Emil Ruh - composer, conductor and music publisher, April 28, 1884-25. March 1946 for the hundredth birthday. SLB magazine.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Quiet, Emil |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss composer, conductor and publisher |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 28, 1884 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Adliswil |
DATE OF DEATH | March 25, 1946 |
Place of death | Adliswil |