Klaus-Peter Bruchmann

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Klaus-Peter Bruchmann (born October 16, 1932 in Borgsdorf ; † August 21, 2017 in Borgsdorf) was a German composer who stood out particularly with works of symphonic brass music .

Life

Klaus-Peter Bruchmann was born in Borgsdorf near Berlin and came into close contact with music in his youth. After studying at the former Stern Conservatory in Berlin, he worked for radio, mainly in the field of orchestral and symphonic entertainment. In general, it is true of Bruchmann's oeuvre that he succeeded convincingly in filling the gray area between entertainment and serious music with life. Bruchmann, who was no longer active as a composer since a stroke in the late 1990s, also emerged as the initiator of the “Borgsdorfer Kreis”, an association of German composers who predominantly composed symphonic and concert works, etc. a. for wind orchestra. Other members of the “Borgsdorfer Kreis” included Hans Hütten and Wolfgang Schumann.

Works (selection)

  • Askania
  • Arioso
  • Belvedere
  • Cinq pour Cinq
  • Concertino Per Timpani
  • crescendo
  • Three easy preludes
  • Facets
  • Fanfara e Danza
  • L'Avenue
  • Mini sheet metal concert
  • 7 days (Seven Days)
  • Dancing fountains
  • Värmeland
  • HYMNUS To the peace of the world
  • Moment musical
  • Spots
  • Pirate dance
  • tango

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Musikverlag Rundel: Klaus-Peter Bruchmann
personal data
SURNAME Bruchmann, Klaus-Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer
DATE OF BIRTH October 16, 1932
PLACE OF BIRTH Borgsdorf
DATE OF DEATH August 21, 2017
Place of death Borgsdorf