Karl-Peter Chilla

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Karl-Peter Chilla (* 1949 ) is a German church musician, organist and composer.

life and work

Chilla studied Protestant church music in Berlin . From 1982 to 2014 he worked as cantor in Dillenburg and as provost cantor in the provost of North Nassau. He taught the subjects of children's choir conducting, school choir conducting, liturgical singing and hymnology at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts . In 2002 he received the title of Choir Director BDC of the Working Group of German Choir Associations (now: Federal Association of German Choir Associations ). He was involved as a speaker in the field of further training for choir conductors and organists.

Chilla founded the Dillenburg Organ Summer concert series . He retired in 2014. He gave his last organ concert in July 2019 after 55 years of concert activity.

Publications

  • JS Bach light. Organ and orchestral works in easy-to-play manualiter arrangements. Strube, Munich 2019.
  • Trinitatis, op. 47. Volume 1 for organ: Choral preludes for the “festive” time. Strube, Munich 2019.
  • ... I'll play I – IX tomorrow. Easily playable pieces from baroque, classic, modern and traditional pop. Strube, Munich 2011–2019, ISBN 978-3-89912-197-1 .
  • Our God is a strong castle, op. 46, for organ. Beethoven's 5th Symphony & Luther's Choral. 2 “monumental works” collide. Strube, Munich 2018.
  • Summer organ. Easily representable entry, exit and encore pieces from the baroque, classic and romantic periods. Strube, Munich 2018.
  • New year and Epiphany. Choral fantasies and preludes for church services and concerts. Strube, Munich 2017.
  • Chorus in the ear. Vol. I-III. Strube, Munich, 2013, 2017.
  • Allegro light I – II. Prelude and Fugue. Easily playable pieces from baroque, classical, romantic and traditional pop. Strube, Munich, 2017.
  • Noah and the Flood. An interfaith musical for children between the ages of 8 and 14. Strube, Munich 2016.
  • Easter. Choral fantasies for church services and concerts. Strube, Munich 2016.
  • Passion. 26 choral fantasies for worship and concerts. Strube, Munich 2015.
  • 2: 4. Organ music for 4 hands from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods for concerts and lessons. Strube, Munich 2015.
  • Enjoy the organ I – III. A selection of easy-to-play pieces. Bärenreiter, Kassel 2012, 2014, 2015.
  • Handbook of children's choir management. Schott, Mainz 2014, ISBN 978-3-7957-8727-1 .
  • Funeral. Easily playable pieces from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods - manualiter. Strube, Munich 2014.
  • Wedding. (Organ music collection). Strube, Munich 2012.
  • Wedding. Entry and exit pieces, meditations and intermezzi from Purcell, Bach, Handel, Mendelssohn, Wagner to MacDowell and Gershwin. (Demo CD for the organ music collection). Strube, Munich 2012.
  • Christmas. Choral fantasies for church services and concerts. Strube, Munich 2012.
  • Advent. Choral fantasies for church services and concerts. Strube, Munich 2011.
  • Scherzo I – II (organ music collection). Strube, Munich 2009, 2010.
  • Adagio I – III (organ music collection). Strube, Munich 2006, 2008.
  • Organ music to dream of. CD with a selection of the volumes Adagio I – III. Strube, Munich 2007.
  • A musical competition between organ and keyboard with Mozart's “Sonata facile”. Strube, Munich 2007.
  • Pastorella. Collection of easily playable free Christmas music. Strube, Munich 2007.
  • Maestoso I-III. (Organ music collection). Strube, Munich 2006, 2007.
  • The organ mouse. (A talk concert for children). Strube, Munich 2005.
  • Show me, Lord, your way. Three-part choir motets SAB. Dohr, Cologne 1995.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ www.hfmdk-frankfurt.info , accessed on July 8, 2019.
  2. ↑ Biographical information from: www.karl-peter-chilla.de ( Memento from July 31, 2009 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on December 27, 2009.
  3. ↑ Mittelhessen.de: Chilla gives his last organ concert , accessed on July 8, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Chilla, Karl-Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German church musician, organist and composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1949