Ludger Lohmann

Ludger Lohmann (* 1954 in Herne ) is a German organist and professor.

Lohmann studied church music and school music at the Cologne University of Music . He also studied musicology , philosophy and geography at the University of Cologne . He received his doctorate in 1981 with a dissertation on articulation on keyboard instruments. The dissertation received a lot of attention in the professional world. However, some central statements were the subject of professional criticism, especially by the musicologist Hans Klotz .

After a teaching position at the Cologne University of Music, he was appointed professor at the Stuttgart University of Music . There he is also organist at the St. Eberhard Cathedral .

Prices

ARD international music competition 1979
Grand Prix de Chartres 1982

Publications

Studies on articulation problems with keyboard instruments of the 16th - 18th centuries. Bosse-Verlag, Regensburg 1982, ISBN 3-7649-2257-5 (also dissertation, University of Cologne 1981), most recently: Bosse-Verlag, Regensburg 1990, ISBN 3-7649-2412-8 .
Performance practice - accentuation, articulation. In: Siegbert Rampe, Dominik Sackmann (Hrsg.): Bach's orchestral music: emergence - sound world - interpretation. A manual. Bärenreiter, Kassel / Basel / London / New York / Prague 2000, ISBN 3-7618-1345-7

Audio documents

Rinck, Works for Organ
JS Bach in the Käppele
Joseph Rheinberger
How beautiful the morning star shines
Reger, Organ Works
Ludger Lohmann plays Mendelssohn
Franz Liszt, The great organ works
Adolf Busch, Organ Works
August Gottfried Ritter, The Four Organ Sonatas
Jan Janca , Organ Works
Johann Sebastian Bach, organ works
German organ sonatas
Ave Maris Stella

Pupils

Web links

Works by and about Ludger Lohmann in the catalog of the German National Library
www.ludgerlohmann.de
Information on the website of the Stuttgart University of Music

personal data
SURNAME	Lohmann, Ludger
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German organist and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH	1954
PLACE OF BIRTH	Herne