Hubert Hoche

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Hubert Hoche (* 1966 ) is a German freelance conductor and composer .

Life

Hubert Hoche received his first lessons on the accordion at the age of six and on the guitar at the age of twelve . At the age of thirteen he began to work as an autodidact . From 1980 to 1987 he was a guitarist in a rock band . After finishing school, Hoche completed vocational training as a carpenter , which he completed in 1987. Hoche then attended the vocational school for music in Bad Königshofen . After graduating, he continued to have lessons in composition with Stephan Adam and conducting with Ernst Oestreicher at the vocational school for music in Bad Königshofen.

In 1991 Hoche began studying conducting (choir with Gert Frischmuth ; orchestra with Lothar Seifarth ) at the "Franz Liszt" Music Academy, Weimar . This was followed in 1993 by studying composition with Reinhard Wolschina and Wolfgang von Schweinitz . Then in 1998 the four-semester postgraduate course in composition with Reinhard Wolschina. He also took conducting courses with Bernard Haitink in 2008 and Jan Cober in 2009 .

In 1990, Hoche took part in the workshop “Young People Composed” at Weikersheim Castle with the composition “Die Armut” for baritone and piano with a text by Pablo Neruda . In 1993 he took part in the composition workshop with Michel Philippot (Paris) and in 1997 in the “University Forum for Young Composers” with the composition “O quae mutatio rerum !?”. He wrote commissioned compositions for the Weimar Spring Days for Contemporary Music , the Thuringian Composers' Association e. V. and the German Zither Association .

He lives with his family in Helmstadt near Würzburg.

Awards

This was followed by scholarships from the Thuringian Ministry of Science, Research and Culture for the composition “MYSTIKA” - multimedia project for flute, oboe, viola, cello, piano and keyboard. He was repeatedly invited to the orchestral workshop for young composers. He received other prizes for his composition “Nebelbilder” in 2005 at a composition competition organized by the Federation of German Brass Music Associations and the Baden-Württemberg Brass Music Association, first prize in the composition category for the highest level. Hoch received another 1st prize for the composition "From Heaven High" for wind orchestra at the composition competition of the Federal Association of German Music Associations and the GEMA Foundation on the occasion of the German Music Festival 2013 in Chemnitz in category 3.

collaboration

Hubert Hoch works with orchestras, ensembles and soloists such as the Jena Philharmonic , the Thuringia Philharmonic Gotha-Suhl , the Philharmonic Orchestra Altenburg-Gera, the Weimar State Orchestra , the Bavarian Chamber Orchestra Bad Brückenau , the Bavarian Police Orchestra , the North Bavarian Youth Brass Orchestra, the Symphonic Wind Orchestra Vorspessart , the Leipziger Rundfunkchor, Duo Carin Levine and Marta Klimasara, L'art pour l'art, ensemble für Neue Musik-Berlin, oh-ton Ensemble, shawnigan-trio, Ensemble via nova, ensemble con tempo, Trio Belvedere-Weimar, Susanne Köszeghy, Ernst Oestreicher and Johann Mösenbichler together.

Hoche has been working as a conductor with choirs and symphonic wind orchestras since 1989. In 1997 the HH-Musikverlag was founded. In 1998 he was a founding member of the Musik in Thüringen e. V. and until the move to Helmstadt in 2000 also member of the board. In 2000 he initiated the founding of the flammabis - contemporary music e. V. in Würzburg and has been 1st Chairman since then. The tasks include the organization of annual discussion concerts and the artistic direction of a festival for new music in Würzburg. Also since 2000 he has been deputy chairman of the Thuringian Composers' Association. In 2005 he was elected deputy chairman of the Tonkünstlerverband Würzburg.

Tri-medial project Mystika

Mystika is a piece in seven pictures with music by Hubert Hoche, in which he has incorporated autobiographical elements. The composition for a large symphonic wind orchestra is visually flanked by videos and, thirdly, is staged by dancing.

Catalog raisonné

Hoche made about 120 compositions. Here is a selection (WP = world premiere):

Orchestra / guitar orchestra-guitar orchestra

  • Phantasie I for guitar orchestra (1991), 3'30 ″, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 029, WP: 1992, Rendsburg, music school orchestra, Lg: Heike Krugmann
  • Death fugue for large orchestra (1993), 14 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 003, WP: 2001, Gera, Philharmonic Orchestra Gera, Lg: Hans Rotmann
  • Back to the roots here from the present for big band and divided large orchestra (1999), 13 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 036, WP: 1999, Gera, RIAS Big-Band and the Philharmonic Orchestra Gera, Lg: Erhard Cotta

Concert band wind band

  • MYSTIKA for symphonic wind orchestra (2016), 50 '| A “life” work between eros and ethos. A tri-medial project in music, image and dance. Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 085E, UA: 2017, Fürth, Lg: Hubert Hoche / Prof. Johann Mösenbichler
  • ProjectTwo for symphonic wind orchestra (2003), 15 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 054, WP: 2003, Külsheim, Lg: Hubert Hoche
  • Overture for symphonic wind orchestra (2004), 4 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 012, WP: 2004, Werneck, Sinfonisches Blasorchester Unterpleichfeld, Lg: Hubert Hoche
  • Franz Schubert / Hubert Hoche: B minor symphony for symphonic wind orchestra (1st movement) (2003), 15 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 011, WP: 2004, Werneck, Sinfonisches Blasorchester Unterpleichfeld, Lg: Hubert Hoche

Solo works / solo

  • Celos for guitar (1988), 2′20 ″, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 044, WP: 2002, Meinigen, guitar: Johannes Tappert
  • Puesta del sol for guitar (1988), 3'40 ″, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 043, WP: 2002, Meinigen, guitar: Johannes Tappert
  • Saudade e fidelidade for guitar (1989), 3 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 042, WP: 2002, Meinigen, guitar: Johannes Tappert
  • Viva for guitar (1989), 5'20 ″, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 045, WP: 2002, Meinigen, guitar: Johannes Tappert

Chamber music

  • Ecuentro for flute and guitar (1989), 4 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 047, WP: 2008, Freiburg, Frank Michael - flute, Andreas Grün - guitar
  • Una señora orgullosa for 2 guitars (1989), 4 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 046
  • Conversations for violoncello and piano (1992), 7 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 009, WP: 1993, Weimar
  • Capriccio for oboe, clarinet in Bb and bassoon or 2 clarinets and bass clarinet in Bb (1991), 3 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 041, WP: 1992, Weimar
  • O quae mutatio rerum !? for flute, viola and guitar (1992), 14 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 016, WP: 1998, Weimar, shawnigan-trio
  • from 110 for string quartet (1997), 8 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 031, WP: 2001, Meiningen
  • Mystikum III-V for flute, oboe, viola, violoncello and piano (1996), 13 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 048, WP: 1999, Weimar, Ensemble via nova
  • Mystikum VI for flute, oboe, viola, violoncello and piano (1996), 12 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 002, WP: 1997, Weimar, Ensemble via nova
  • Mystikum VII for flute, oboe, viola, violoncello, piano and synthesizer (1996), 14 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 049, WP: 1999, Weimar, Ensemble via nova
  • MYSTIKA - multimedia project for flute, oboe, viola, violoncello, piano and keyboard (pictures by the composer) (1999), 50 ′, publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 023, WP: 1999, Weimar, Ensemble via nova
  • … Im fluss… for basset horn, percussion, electric guitar, piano, viola, violoncello and double bass (2001), 13 ', published by HH-Musikverlag; HH 051, WP: 2002, Weimar, oh-ton Ensemble Osnabrück
  • “Pointed, but round” for flute, oboe, bassoon, 2 horns in F, trombone, 2 percussion, viola, violoncello and double bass (2004), 11 ', publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 017, WP: 2004, Würzburg, ensembleversato
  • different ways to see .. for woodwinds, 5 ′, scoring: picc, fl 1 = 2 players, fl 2 = 2 players, Ob 1, Ob 2, Fg 1, Fg 2, K-Fg, Eb-Klar, Klar 1 = 4–6 players, clear 2 = 4–6 players, clear 3 = 4–6 players, bass-clear, alto sax 1, alto sax 2, t-sax 1, t-sax 2, bar-sax, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 034, WP: 2007, Aschaffenburg, Symphonic Wind Orchestra Vorspessart, Lg: Harald Krebs

Vocal and choral music / Vocal and choir

  • Die Armut for baritone and piano (1989) text by Pablo Neruda, 5 ′, (Ms), premier: 1990, Weikersheim
  • The Inconsistent for baritone and piano (1992) text by Pablo Neruda, 4 ′, (Ms), UA: 1992, Weimar
  • Maria durch ein Dornwald went (new melody) for male or female choir or mixed choir (1993), 2 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 010M, HH 010F, HH 010G, WP: 1999, Rimpar, LK Rimpar men's choir, Lg: Hubert Hoche
  • Speeches of the assembly, son of David, King of Jerusalem for speakers, 16 voices acc. Choir and 4 percussionists (1994), 8 ′, Publisher: HH-Musikverlag; HH 022, premiere: 1997, Leipzig, Leipziger Rundfunkchor, Lg: Gert Frischmuth

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gregor Schmitz-Stevens: Mystika - The theme. In: hubert-hoche.de. Retrieved August 17, 2017 .
personal data
SURNAME Hoche, Hubert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German conductor and composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1966