Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann

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Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann (born June 22, 1958 in Weinstadt ) is church music director and state trombonist in the Evangelical Church of Württemberg as well as a publisher of various music editions.

Career

Nonnenmann studied school music (teaching at grammar schools) and music education ( trombone major ) at the Stuttgart and Mannheim universities of music . From 1987 to 1999 he was the state trombonist in Bavaria, based in Nuremberg , and since 2000 he has worked in the same position in the Evangelical Youth Office of the Württemberg regional church . To this end, he was awarded the title of church music director .

Work and work

Every two years he conducts the largest music ensemble in the world, the Württemberg State Trombone Day in Ulm with up to 9,000 brass players playing at the same time. In the Swabian Trombone Service , a selected choir of the Evangelical Youth Office in Württemberg in the Stuttgart region, he mainly gives concerts in southern Germany, at the same time he appears as the editor of sheet music for trombone choirs . Both his new instrumentation of baroque and classical musical works as well as his new compositions are attracting great attention worldwide. As a producer of sound carriers, he also appears regularly in public.

Nonnenmann is teaching at the Evangelical University for Church Music in Tübingen.

Nonnenmann also heads the state youth trombone choir, which has existed since 2011.

Sheet music editions (selection)

  • Wind Brass Book 1990 - Old and New Wind Music, ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Nuremberg 1989
  • Bläserheft '94 - Old and New Wind Music, ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Nuremberg 1993
  • Bläserheft '98 - Old and New Wind Music, ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Nuremberg 1997 - Comment: This includes transcriptions of the “ Well-Tempered Clavier ” by Johann Sebastian Bach and concerts by Antonio Vivaldi , arranged by Nonnenmann
  • Württembergisches Bläserheft 2001, ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2001, ISBN 3-932595-37-8 - Commentary: contains, among other things, parts of the Bach cantata BWV 100 in a five-part transcription by the editor and works by Giovanni Gabrieli arranged for trombone choir .
  • "Shout for honor. Wind music for Advent and Christmas " , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2003, ISBN 3-932595-55-6
  • "Jauchzen dir Ehre 2nd wind music for Advent and Christmas" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2010, ISBN 3-86687-054-X
  • "Bläsermusik 2005" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2005, ISBN 3-932595-67-X - Comment: contains, among other things, parts of the Bach cantata BWV 129 in an impressive six-part transcription by the editor.
  • "Bläsermusik 2009" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2009, ISBN 3-86687-026-4
  • "Bläsermusik 2013" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2012, ISBN 3-86687-073-6
  • "Bläsermusik 2017" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2017, ISBN 3-86687-183-X
  • Ulmer special print 22 - “You can rely on God” , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3-932595-58-0
  • Ulm special print 23 - "God holds" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2006, ISBN 3-932595-83-1
  • Ulm special print 24 - "You should live" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2008, ISBN 3-86687-009-4
  • Ulmer special print 25 - “Don't frighten your heart” , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2010, ISBN 3-86687-041-8
  • Ulm special print 26 - “God's power in me” , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2011, ISBN 3-86687-062-0
  • Ulm special edition 27 - “Fortunately, God is close” , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2014, ISBN 3-86687-096-5
  • Ulm special print 28 - “I want to console you” , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2016, ISBN 3-86687-156-2
  • Ulmer special print 29 - "Refreshingly lively" , ed. by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2018, ISBN 3-86687-209-7

Discography

  • Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann (conductor): Sky Flute by Bach String Quartet with Thomas Haug, Matthias Beck, Hans-Martin Sauter and Johannes Stürmer von Kreuz 1995
  • Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann (conductor): 38th State Trombone Day Ulm 2000 by Swabian Trombone Service, Trombone Choir Langenau, and Ejw wind team (audio CD)
  • Wind music 2001 with the Swabian Trombone Service, conductor: Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2001 ("MP" - Markus Püngel Music Production and ejw) - Comment: There are brass versions recorded with works by Giovanni Gabrieli, Arcangelo Corelli , Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and Johann Christian Brook
  • Hans-Jürgen Hufeisen: Uriel-Angel of Light (Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann is involved) 2002
  • Confidentia - winds make music at the 40th State Trombone Day (recording from 2004, CD SACD 9155) - Comment: 4,000 winds make music in the Ulm Minster , 8,500 in front of the Ulm Minster under the direction of Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, music by Georg Friedrich Händel , Johann Sebastian Bach and Joseph Haydn , lastly the minster bells ring for this game.
  • Wind music 2005 with the Swabian Trombone Service, conducted by Hans-Ulrich Nonnenmann, Stuttgart 2005 ISBN 3-932595-73-4

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Homepage of the Evangelical Youth Organization Württemberg ( Memento from June 27, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
personal data
SURNAME Nunnery, Hans-Ulrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer, publicist and church musician
DATE OF BIRTH June 22, 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH Wine town