Ingo Schulz

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Ingo Schulz (born April 27, 1962 in Husum ) is a German church musician , choir director , composer , organist , pianist and conductor . He is employed as a church musician at the Emmaus-Ölberg congregation in Berlin-Kreuzberg .

Life

He studied church music at what is now the College for Church Music of the Evangelical Church of Westphalia in Herford and at the Berlin University of the Arts . After completing his studies, he completed his training with further studies in choral conducting with Martin Behrmann and Uwe Gronostay as well as studying musicology with Carl Dahlhaus .

Since 1985 he has been organist in the Ölbergkirche in today's Berlin district of Kreuzberg . In 1989 he founded the Ölberg Choir. His musical preferences lie in the music of the 20th and 21st centuries; with the Ölberg Choir he has not only performed modern works, but also major oratorios from the Baroque to the Late Romantic period. The choir is also dedicated to a cappella literature from all eras. The image of the choir in public is determined in particular by world premieres , combinations of old and new music and the use of space and light.

In addition to his work as a choir director and church musician, he has given concerts several times with works by Leon Schidlowsky , including a radio recording in Saarbrücken in 1996 .

Since 1994 Schulz has had a teaching position for the organ at the church music seminar of the Ev. Church Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia at the Berlin University of the Arts .

For several years he has also been composing and arranging and making new editions of free older music available online.

Own works

A cappella choir

  • Kyrie (SSATBB)
  • Maria went through a thorn forest (SSATB)
  • Mary had a baby (SATB)
  • O joy over joy (SATB)
  • O Savior, tear open the heavens. 2-9-part Choral movement.
  • Drinking Song (BBBB)
  • Because God appeared in the dead of night (SATB)
  • Choir improvisations to songs of the Ev. Hymn book

Choir and orchestra

  • The night [light] (SB, choir SSAATBB, Fl, Kl, Horn, Trp, Trp, Trp, percussion, piano, strings)
  • The night has advanced, 5 stanzas (choir SSAATBB, different versions: piano, organ, orchestra)
  • Entombment and Resurrection (SA, choir SSAATB, 2 Fl, 2 Ob, Bg, 3/3/2/1/1, Org)
  • Oh, would he like to kiss me (choir SSAATB / SATB SATB, strings, piano)
  • The other plan - a passion based on Paul Gerhardt , the evangelist Lukas and Andreas Eschbach (SSAATTBB choir, speaker, piano, organ, percussion)

Wind players

  • Toccata in C (2 Trp, 2 Pos / tb, Pk / timp, Org)

Edits

  • Brahms: A German Requiem - Version for Chamber Orchestra, Soloists and Choir
  • Bruckner: Te Deum - version for chamber orchestra, soloists and choir
  • Cornelius: Die Könige - Version for solo and choir SATB
  • Liszt: 5 movements from "Christ" - version for chamber orchestra, soloists and choir
  • Puccini: Messa di Gloria - version for chamber orchestra, soloists and choir
  • Puccini: Requiem - version for string orchestra
  • Verdi: "Ingemisco" & "Confutatis" (from "Requiem") - version for chamber orchestra

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Schulz, Ingo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German church musician, organist and composer
DATE OF BIRTH April 27, 1962
PLACE OF BIRTH Husum