Johanna Doderer

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Johanna Doderer in 2004

Johanna Doderer (born September 18, 1969 in Bregenz ) is an Austrian composer .

life and work

Johanna Doderer studied in Graz with Beat Furrer (composition) and later in Vienna with Klaus Peter Sattler (film and media composition) and Erich Urbanner (composition). She lives in Vienna.

Regular work with artists such as B. Patricia Kopatchinskaja, Sylvia Khittl-Muhr, Marlis Petersen, Ulf Schirmer and Edua Zadory.

Johanna Doderer's work ranges from chamber music to orchestral works to operas . She sees music theater as a particular focus of her future work.

On September 1, 2006, her second opera “STROM” was successfully premiered in the MuseumsQuartier Wien. On September 27th, 2006 she was represented with a new commissioned work (for accordion and strings 1, DWV 45) at the international festival Klangspuren in Schwaz (Austria). As part of the Haydn Year 2009, her 2nd piano trio was performed in Eisenstadt and London. In May 2009 Doderer's Salve Regina was premiered as part of the Paradisi Gloria concert series in Munich. In the same month, Doderer's Antonia Pozzi song cycle was premiered in Milan. Doderer's study of Zaha Hadid's painting Vision for Madrid was premiered as part of Linz's Capital of Culture 2009 .

In 2010, at the request of Federal President Heinz Fischer, Johanna Doderer's string quintet was played during the celebrations of his inauguration in the Austrian parliament. Another highlight in the 2010 concert calendar was the world premiere of Doderer's fourth opera The Shining River in the Neue Oper Erfurt / Germany at the end of October. The Glowing River deals with the fate of Ira Hayes , who achieved fame through Photo Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima but broke because of it.

Since 2010 the composer has dealt with the works of Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan ; On April 27, 2011 the soprano Ildiko Raimondi ( Vienna State Opera ) premiered Doderer's song cycle sub rosa based on poems by Bachmann in the Josephskapelle of the Vienna Hofburg with a quartet of the Vienna Philharmonic .

On December 10, 2012, the Graz University of Art dedicated a personal exhibition to the composer.

On the occasion of the state ceremony for the centenary of the Republic of Austria in the Vienna State Opera on November 12, 2018, the 2nd movement of their 2nd symphony was played by the Vienna Philharmonic and conducted by Ádám Fischer .

family

Johanna Doderer was born on September 18, 1969 in Bregenz as the daughter of the subject teacher Wilhelm (Helmo) Gustav Erich Doderer (* 1918) and his wife Maria Sommerauer (* 1938). She is the sister of Imogena Doderer (born May 4, 1975), journalist at ORF and filmmaker, and the great niece of the writer Heimito von Doderer . In addition, Johanna Doderer is a great-great-granddaughter of the architect Carl Wilhelm von Doderer .

Awards

Concerts and other commissioned compositions

Munich Radio Orchestra, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic (Ensemble 10/10), Bruckner Orchestra , Haydn Trio Eisenstadt, Vienna Concert Association, Klangspuren Schwaz, Bregenz Festival , Festival Montepulciano, A • DEvantgarde Festival in Munich, Camerata Academica Salzburg, Klangforum Vienna, Die Reihe, Pierrot Lunaire Ensemble, Ensemble Europeo Antidogma Musica Torino, Sounding London, Savaria Symphony Orchestra Szombathely, Festival Internazionale di Musica Antica e Contemporanea Torino, Festival Nuovi Spazi Musicali Roma, Musikwerkstatt Wien, Ensemble Plus, Open Music Graz, Austrian Ensemble for New Music Salzburg, Ensemble Lux, Ensemble Linz 09 etc.

Sound carrier

  • ORF-CD, with Ulf Schirmer, Patricia Kopatchinskaja and others; For violin and orchestra, Bolero for two pianos and orchestra, Rondane for orchestra
  • “Mon cher cousin”, with Ulf Schirmer, the Münchner Rundfunkorchester, Salome Kammer and others
  • CD created in connection with the Augsburg Mozart Festival in 2008, including Johanna Doderer's “Mon cher cousin” for soprano and orchestra
  • CAPRICCIO, D2H - Dedicated To Haydn with Haydn Trio Eisenstadt (3 CDs)
  • In connection with the opening of the Haydn Year in Eisenstadt in May 2009, CDs appeared with Johanna Doderer's 2nd Piano Trio, among others
  • ORF / Ö1 CAPRICCIO - “Music Is My Life. Selected Chamber Music ". Live recording from the Kulturfest Traisental 2017. With Ferhan & Ferzan Önder, Auner Quartet, Duo Arcord

Catalog of works (DWV) (as of September 18, 2006)

Opera

Songs

  • Song cycle (10 songs) based on poems by Antonia Pozzi, for soprano, baritone and piano (60 min). 2009 DWV 58
  • Orchestra songs for mezzo-soprano and piano based on texts by Wolfgang Hermann (piano version). 2005 DWV 40 a
  • Songs for baritone and piano based on texts by Wolfgang Hermann (12 min). 2003 DWV 33
  • For a shelter at the edge of all senses. Song for soprano and piano based on a text by Christine Lavant (10 min). 2000 DWV 21

Vocal music

  • Salve Regina. Work for soprano, choir and orchestra (24 min) DWV 53, commissioned by Bayerischer Rundfunk
  • Mon cher cousin. Work for soprano and orchestra (22 min) 2007 DWV 49, commissioned by the city of Augsburg for the international Mozart Festival 2008
  • Astraios. Work for mezzo-soprano and chamber orchestra. 2006 DWV 42
  • Orchestra songs based on texts by Wolfgang Hermann, for mezzo-soprano. 2005 DWV 40
  • Mass for Wilhelm Doderer, 2 mezzo-sopranos and organ Vienna (12 min). 2002 DWV 30
  • Fire circle for soprano, mezzo-soprano and vocal ensemble based on texts by Reinhard Kräuter (15 min). 1998 DWV 16
  • Terra for soprano and orchestra (23 min). 1997 DWV 14
  • Terra for soprano and instrumental ensemble (12 min). 1997 DWV 13
  • Red , based on texts by Reinhard Kräuter for soprano and string quartet (15 min). 1996 DWV 12
  • Sounds from a lost time for alto, choir, viola and glasses (10 min). 1994 DWV 8
  • The decay. Passion based on texts by Georg Trakl for soprano, choir and chamber orchestra (15 min). 1991 DWV 3

Choir

  • Three choir studies. 2006 DWV 46
  • Forgotten earth for choir (4 min). 1995 DWV11

orchestra

  • 40 sec. For large orchestra 2009 DWV 59
  • Study on Zaha Hadid's painting “Vision for Madrid” (16 min) 2009 DWV 55. Commissioned work as part of “Linz Capital of Culture 2009”
  • Fanfare. 2006 DWV 44
  • Rondane. Version for large orchestra (15 min). 2001 DWV 26
  • For orchestra. Orchestra study (6 min). 1999 DWV 19
  • Ikarus for string orchestra (15 min). 1991 DWV 9
  • A solar eclipse for string orchestra and timpani (20 min). 1993 DWV 4

Solo and solo concert

  • For solo violin (5 min). 2005 DWV 39
  • Violin Concerto (45 min). 2004/2005 DWV 35
  • Bolero for 2 pianos and orchestra (30 min). 2004 DWV 36
  • For orchestra or violoncello solo (10 min). 2000 DWV 22
  • Fantasies about the Grenzwald for piano (8 min). 2004 DWV 34
  • Toccata for organ (10 min). 2003 DWV 32

Chamber orchestra

  • Psalm 2, chamber orchestra version (12 min). 2006 DWV 41.
  • Rondane for chamber orchestra (10 min). 2000 DWV 20
  • Skumring for instrumental ensemble (25 min). 1995 DWV 10

Chamber music

  • For accordion and strings 1 (14 min). 2006 DWV 45
  • Work for violoncello and piano (approx. 15 min). 2005 DWV 38
  • Psalm 2 for string quartet (12 min). 2005 DWV 37
  • Piano trio (15 min). 2002 DWV 31
  • awakening III for 3 violins (30 min). 2001 DWV 27
  • silence I for violin and piano (15 min). 2001 DWV 25
  • silence II for violin and violoncello (12 min). 2001 DWV 24
  • running for percussion and piano (15 min). 2001 DWV 23
  • Parts for instrumental ensemble (15 min). 1999 DWV18
  • awakening II for 3 violins (10 min). 1998 DWV 17
  • Fire circle for string quintet (16 min). 1997 DWV 15
  • Psalm string quartet (18 min). 1994 DWV 7
  • Focal point for strings and Javanese gongs (20 min). 1994 DWV 6
  • awaken I for 3 violins (8 min). 1993 DWV 5
  • Case 1 for flute, violin and violoncello (4 min). 1991 DWV 1
  • Case 2 for instrumental ensemble (15 min). 1991 DWV 2

Early Studies

  • Aim for violin and violoncello (2 min). 1991
  • Piece for two violins and violoncello (4 min). 1991
  • Conflict for flute and violoncello (2 min). 1991

Web links

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Andreas Dorschel , 'A day for Johanna Doderer. The successful Viennese composer visits the KUG '. In: kug elschreiber. Magazine of the Art University Graz, issue 16 (February 2013), p. 5.
  2. ^ Composer in residence . Vienna Concert Association. Retrieved September 11, 2017.
personal data
SURNAME Doderer, Johanna
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer of the modern age
DATE OF BIRTH 18th September 1969
PLACE OF BIRTH Bregenz