Johannes Wohlgenannt Zincke

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Johannes Wohlgenannt Zincke (born July 11, 1959 in Ludesch , Vorarlberg ) is an Austrian composer , musician and organizer.

Life

His father, a country doctor, came from a family of farmers and textile workers in Dornbirn. His father's uncle, Otto Wohlgenannt, was one of the first victims of the Nazi era in Dornbirn. After he had expressed himself critically about the attack on Poland, he was reported, arrested and finally executed in the Flossenbürg concentration camp in 1942 for degrading military strength. The mother, the eldest daughter of a family of doctors, was a great-granddaughter of the Bregenzerwald farmer and poet Franz Michel Felder , who from 1839 to 1869 had a great impact in Schoppernau in addition to his career as a writer and as a social reformer. Franz Michel Willam (* 1894 in Schoppernau / Austria; † 1981 in Andelsbuch / Austria) was his great-uncle.

After completing school, he began to study medicine at the University of Innsbruck and the University of Vienna, but eventually switched to musical subjects. He studied IGP at the Feldkirch State Conservatory at the Innsbruck State Conservatory and at the Vienna University of Music and musicology at the University of Vienna. Piano with Géza Hegyi in Innsbruck and with Hans Udo Kreuels in Feldkirch, composition with Herbert Willi in Feldkirch and harmonics with Werner Schulze in Vienna.

In 1982 he married Roswitha Zincke. The connection resulted in three children. They spent 1982 to 1996 in Vienna, 1986 to 1995 in Vorarlberg, from 1995 until today in Groß Gerungs / Waldviertel and Vienna.

He has been organizing the recreate series of events every year since 2000, initially in his home town and from 2010 in Weitra.

organizer

Was initiator and leader of the following events:

  • 1983: Festival of the region in Ludesch / RegionWalgau
  • 1989: Kult.Hir.bscht with Jeunesse Dornbirn
  • 1998 and 2000: Oase Gerungs Spiritually and artistically motivated international youth camp in Groß Gerungs
  • 2000 to 2010 annually recreate st. margareta in Groß Gerungs / Waldviertel, from 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2015 recreate.® in Weitra recreate.

Works (selection)

  • Musik Leben Wien concept composition of unlimited duration (1986)
  • Music for the encounter ritual for viola, recorder, xylophone, double bass (1983)
  • Mourning for piano (1986)
  • Blue For soprano and 3 violins. (1987)
  • Motions 1 for piano (1990) premiered in St. Gerold / Vorarlberg 1990
  • Motions 2 for piano (1990) premiered in St. Gerold / Vorarlberg 1990
  • Motions 3 for tuba and double bass (1999) WP Saumarkt Feldkirch
  • Motions 4 for piano trio (2002) premiered in Dresden 2002
  • Motions 5 for cello solo (1993) UA Landeskonservatorium Feldkirch 1996
  • Motions 6 for recorder solo (1994) ORF-Studio Dornbirn
  • Motions 7 for percussion (1994) UA Rathaussaal Groß Gerungs
  • Motions 8 for trout quintet line-up (1995) WP Rathaussaal Groß Gerungs
  • Motions 9 Lebanon July 12 to August 14, 2006 for chamber orchestra and piano, 2nd version (2006) premiered at ORF Dornbirn Symphony Orchestra Vorarlberg 2014
  • Motions 10 for orchestra (1997)
  • Motions 11 for bass trumpet solo (2003) WP Rathaussaal Groß Gerungs
  • Motions 12 for violin solo (2003) WP Brno
  • Motions 13 for viola solo (2003) WP Alte Schmiede, Vienna
  • Motions 14 for piano 1st version (2004) WP ORF-Studio Dornbirn
  • Motions 14 for piano 2nd version (2005) WP Rathaussaal Groß Gerungs
  • Motions 15 for string quartet
  • Motions 16 Tinemine for piano trio (2010) 2nd version premiered at the Rathaussaal Weitra 2014
  • Motions 17 for two pianos (2011)
  • Motions 18 Eva for chamber orchestra (2014) WP Rathaussaal Weitra 2014
  • Motions 19 for orchestra and a public figure who gives a lecture on the topic that is the occasion for the performance. (2015)
  • Youngsters for piano 11 piano pieces (1993) premiered at ORF-Studio Dornbirn 1996
  • You for piano and string trio (2013, still in progress)
  • In Madina's festival music for wind orchestra (2004)
  • No pictures please 15 songs based on your own texts with piano accompaniment. (1990-1994)
  • tagwerk film music for the film of the same name by Jakob Brossmann.

Discography

  • CD I fight 9 songs from “No pictures please” and “Music for the encounter ritual”. (1994)
  • CD Motions, Motions 1,2,3,5,6,7. (2003)
  • CD Delicate selection of live recordings, Motions 8/1 and 2; Motions 4/1 and 2. (2003) published by recreate music
  • CD November CD production of the Youngsters, Trauer und Motions 7 / 3rd movement. (2003) published by recreate music
  • CD Canto Ostinato Vienna 2008 Live concert Simeon ten Holt with Johannes Wohlgenannt Zincke and Stefan Eder published by recreate music
  • CD recreate. 2014 Live recordings of the works m13, m16 tinemine, m18-Eva, Trauer and Himmelblau, published by MAGAO Records.

Bibliography

Life:

Composer:

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Otto Wohlgenannt in lexikon.dornbirn.at ( Memento of the original from February 9, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / lexikon.dornbirn.at
  2. ↑ Franz Mihel fields in www.felderverein.at
  3. ^ Franz Michel Willam, * 1894 in Schoppernau / Austria; † 1981 in Andelsbuch / Austria. At www.kathpedia.com

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personal data
SURNAME Well-known Zincke, Johannes
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Well-named, Johannes; Wohlgenannt-Zincke, Johannes; JWZ
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer, musician and organizer
DATE OF BIRTH July 11, 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Ludesch