Klaus-Michael Krause

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Klaus-Michael Krause (* 1948 in Berlin ) is a German guitarist and music teacher .

Live and act

Klaus-Michael Krause studied guitar with Gerhard Tucholski and then at the Municipal Conservatory in Berlin, which was affiliated to the University of Music as Stern's Conservatory in 1966 , with Erich Bürger and musicology at the Free University of Berlin . He was instructed in master classes by Vladimir Mikulka , Javier Hinojosa (1933–2013) and Julian Bream . From 1975 to around 1988, Krause held a teaching position as a guitar lecturer at the University of the Arts .

He made his debut in 1968 at the international guitar festival Castellammare di Stabia . In addition to his work as a concert soloist, he has appeared at internationally renowned festivals such as the Music Days for Young Soloists and the Toyoko Yamashita International Guitar Festival. His solo evenings in the concert hall of the UdK Berlin are among his great successes (for the first time on October 2, 1979). Concert tours and radio recordings also took Klaus-Michael Krause to Holland , Italy and Spain . On a tour of Germany that Azim Farokhzad organized for him, Farokhzad died completely unexpectedly on May 18, 1998. He has appeared in record productions. a. to hear with artists like Werner Lämmerhirt and David Qualey . Krause also worked with well-known symphony orchestras and choirs such as the North German Radio Orchestra, Ensemble Negativa Frankfurt, the Monteverdi Choir Hamburg (as a continuo player on the Renaissance lute ) and the Ernst Senff Berlin Chamber Choir . His repertoire includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach , Luis de Narváez , Fernando Sor , Mauro Giuliani , Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , Isaac Albéniz , Enrique Granados , Maurice Ravel , Francisco Tárrega , Niccolò Paganini , Heitor Villa-Lobos as well as Sebastião Tapajós and Baden Powell . As a musician and music teacher, Krause has also received judgeships for national and international competitions. His own arrangements for concert guitar as well as compositions dedicated to him have been published by Ricordi, Düsenberg Verlag Dortmund and E & M Haas Verlag Berlin.

Klaus-Michael Krause was also active as a specialist author and critic for the magazines O Musica, Gendai Guitar and Nova Giulianiad.

Known students

Web links

literature

  • Alexander Schmitz: The guitar book . Verlag Wolfgang Krüger, p. 422.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Artists - Klausenerplatz.de. Retrieved February 7, 2020 .
  2. ^ Rainer Stelle: Berlin guitarists in the 20th century. An overview. In: The guitar on the move , edited by Jürgen Libbert. Munich 1994.
  3. ↑ a b [you.]: Sensitive and nimble over the six strings . Article about Klaus-Michael Krause from September 27, 1979 in the Berliner Morgenpos t .
  4. ↑ Guitar 76. Retrieved February 7, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Krause, Klaus-Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German guitarist and music teacher
DATE OF BIRTH 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin