Manfred Trojahn

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Manfred Trojahn (born October 22, 1949 in Cremlingen , Lower Saxony) is a German composer , conductor and essayist .

Life

Manfred Trojahn studied orchestral music from 1966 at the Lower Saxony Music School in Braunschweig . After graduating in 1970, he continued his studies at the Hamburg University of Music , initially studying flute with Karlheinz Zöller . In 1971 he became a composition student of Diether de la Motte , he also attended seminars with György Ligeti and studied conducting with Albert Bittner .

Since 1991 he has been teaching composition at the Robert Schumann University in Düsseldorf . From 2004 to 2006 he was President of the German Composers' Association , from 2008 to 2012 he was Deputy Director of the Music Section at the Academy of the Arts (Berlin) .

Manfred Trojahn is married to the stage and costume designer Dietlind Konold . He lives in Düsseldorf and Paris.

Honors, memberships

Works

Compositions

Stage works

Operas
  • Enrico . Dramatic comedy in 9 scenes (1989–1991). Libretto : Claus H. Henneberg (based on Enrico IV [UA 1922] by Luigi Pirandello ). WP April 10, 1991 Schwetzingen ( Festival ; with Richard Salter [Enrico], Trudeliese Schmidt [Marchesa Matilda Spina], Frances Lucey [Frida], Lars Magnusson [Carlo di Nolli], Hans Günter Nöcker [Barone Tito Belcredi], Jan Zinkler [ Dottore], Eberhard Lorenz [Landolfo / Lollo], Peter Umstadt [Bertoldo], Thomas Mohr [Arialdo / Franco], Rüdiger Trebes [Ordulfo], Nikolaus Hillebrand [Giovanni]; conductor: Dennis Russell Davies , direction and set design: Peter Mussbach )
  • Merlin Prologue (1995/96) for solos, choir and orchestra. Libretto: Tankred Dorst (fragment of a planned Merlin opera). WP (in concert) September 15, 2006 Düsseldorf ( Tonhalle ; with Anke Krabbe, Iwona Lesniowska, Véronique Parize, Katarzyna Kuncio, Iryna Vakula [angel], Manfred Fink [spirit of the underworld], Heikki Kilpeläinen [Merlin], Sami Luttinen [devil] ; Musikverein Düsseldorf, Düsseldorfer Symphoniker , conductor: John Fiore)
    • More pieces related to Tankred Dorst's Merlin :
      • Symphony No. 4 (1992) for tenor and orchestra: see under ensemble / orchestral works
      • Ginevras Lied (1995) for violin: see under chamber music
      • Three pieces for “Merlin” (1993–1998): Cornisches Nachtlied (1993/94) - Galahad's Dance (1998) - Dark - in the blazing bright light (1995) - see under ensemble / orchestral works
  • What you want . Opera in 4 acts (1997/98). Libretto: Claus H. Henneberg (based on Twelfth Night, or What You Will [~ 1600] by Shakespeare ). Premiere May 24, 1998 Munich ( Bavarian State Opera ; with Rainer Trost [Orsino], Roman Sadnik [Sebastiano], Karl Helm [Antonio], Dale Duesing [Sir Toby Belch], Eberhard Lorenz [Sir Aguecheek], Jan Zinkler [Malvolio], Bjørn Waag [fool], Jeanne Piland [Olivia], Julie Kaufmann [Maria], Íride Martínez [viola / Cesario], Michael Elliscasis, Thomas Cooley, Markus Butter , Rüdiger Trebes [men / bailiffs]; conductor: Michael Boder , director and Set design: Peter Mussbach, costumes: Andrea Schmidt-Futterer)
  • Limes from Sicily . Three Italian Stories (2002/03; revised 2004). Libretto: Wolfgang Willaschek (based on Luigi Pirandello and Eduardo De Filippo ). Premiere March 22, 2003 Cologne ( opera ; conductor: Jürg Henneberger, director: Günter Krämer, set design: Ulrich Schulz, costumes: Falk Bauer). World premiere (new version) March 26, 2005 Würzburg ( Musikhochschule ; Ensemble des Mainfranken Theater , conductor: Daniel Klajner, director: Manfred Trojahn, costumes: Dietlind Konold )
    • 1.  The vice - 2.  Limes from Sicily - 3.  A friendship
  • La grande magia ( The Great Magic ; 2006–2008). Opera in 5 pictures. Libretto: Christian Martin Fuchs (based on the play of the same name by Eduardo De Filippo ). Premiere May 10, 2008 Dresden ( Semperoper ; with Marlis Petersen [Marta Di Spelta], Rainer Trost [Calogero Di Spelta], Andrea Ihle [Matilde Di Spelta], Sabine Brohm [Rosa Intrugli], Gerald Hupach [Oreste Intrugli], Jürgen Commichau [Marcello Polvero], Jonas Gudmundsson [Gregorio Polvero], Christoph Pohl [Mariano D'Albino], Urban Malmberg [Otto Marvuglia], Barbara Hoene [Zaira], Tom Martinsen [Arturo Recchia], Romy Petrick [Amelia]; conductor: Jonathan Darlington , director: Albert Lang, set design: Rosalie )
  • Orestes (2011). Libretto by the composer (after Orestes by Euripides ). Premiere December 8, 2011 Amsterdam (De Nederlandse Opera (DNO) at Het Muziektheater ). With Dietrich Henschel (Orest), Rosemary Joshua (Helena), Sarah Castle (Elektra), Romy Petrick (Hermione), Johannes Chum (Menelaos), Finnur Bjarnason (Apollo), conductor: Marc Albrecht , director: Katie Mitchell .
Incidental music

Vocal compositions

A cappella
  • Madrigal (1975) for 8-part mixed choir a cappella. Text:? (from the 4th book of Madrigals by Carlo Gesualdo ). Premiere 1980 Zurich (Bernese IGNM vocal soloist, conductor: Hans Eugen Frischknecht )
  • Two motets (1984) for 8-part mixed choir a cappella. Premiere May 23, 1985 Hanover (Osnabrück Youth Choir, Conductor: Johannes Rahe)
1.  Agnus Dei - 2.  Lux aeterna
  • Ave Maria (1991) for 8 a cappella voices. Premiere May 27, 1992 Braunschweig (Ensemble Musical Contemporain, conductor: Guy Maneveau)
  • Trois Chansons (1987/92/93) for 2 sopranos. Texts: Guillaume Apollinaire . WP (No. 1) April 18, 1990 Saint Petersburg (Ingrid Ade, Monika Bair); (No. 2) June 14, 2001 Toronto (St. George the Martyr Church; Jane Archibald, Tamara Hummel)
1.  Aubade à Laetare un an passé - 2.  Automne - 3.  Le pont Mirabeau
  • Arrangements for 2 clarinets: see under chamber music
  • Quatre Etudes pour “Quitter” (1999) for 4 voices a cappella. Texts: René Char . Premiere November 19, 1999 Stuttgart (Ensemble Exvoco: Monika Meier-Schmid [soprano], Hanna Liska-Auerbacher [alto], Berthold Schmid [tenor], Ewald Liska [bass])
1.  Contrevenir - 2.  Aux riverains de la Sorgue - 3a. Dormez… - 3b. Le sample tombeau - 3c. L'ecriture d'un bleu fanal… - 3d. Sommeil… - 4th  Fontis
  • Drei Geistliche Gesänge (2004) for 4-part female choir a cappella. Premiere May 26, 2005 Hanover ( Marktkirche ; Girls Choir Hanover , conductor: Gudrun Schröfel)
1st  Salve Regina - 2nd  Ave verum corpus - 3rd  Ave Maria
With instrument (s)
  • Homage au temps perdu (1975). Two pieces for soprano (vocalise), flute, clarinet, violoncello and celesta (piano). Premiere August 8, 1976 Hitzacker (Summer Music Days; with Audrey Michael [soprano])
1.  Presto possibile - 2.  Moderato molto
  • Architectura caelestis (1976) for 8 female voices (ad libitum choral; vocalises) and orchestra. Premiere March 25, 1976 Royan (Orchester Philharmonique des pays de la Loire, conductor: Friedrich Cerha ). - (The title alludes to the book Architectura caelestis. The pictures of the lost style by Ernst Fuchs )
  • Cracks of Heaven (1968/77). 4 chants for soprano, flute and guitar. Texts: Johannes Poethen . Premiere October 2, 1977 Hamburg (Alrun Salbert-Zahoransky [soprano], Maren Diestel [flute], Willy Bayer [guitar])
1.  Early spring. Moderato, molto rubato - 2nd  wish moon. Molto Adagio, rubato - 3.  Little sun. Allegro molto - 4th  late. Molto moderato, semper rubato
  • … Silent vehicle of the night (1978) for soprano, flute, violoncello, percussion (1 player) and celesta (piano). Text: Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock . Premiere June 6, 1978 Karlsruhe (Stuttgart Ensemble for New Music, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • String quartet No. 2 (1979/80) with clarinet and mezzo-soprano. Texts: Georg Trakl . Premiere 1980 Paris ( Radio France )
Vowel movements: 2.  Melancholy - 4.  Sleep - 5.  In Venice
  • Elegía del tiempo final (1981/82) for high tenor, bass flute, bass clarinet, contrabassoon, 2 violas, violoncello and harpsichord. Text: Miguel Ángel Bustos . Premiere November 24, 1982 Cologne ( Musikhochschule ; Wolfgang Isenhaar [tenor], André Sebald [bass flute], Rüdiger Krey [bass clarinet], Ilka Wagner [contrabassoon], Ulrich Knörzer, Peter Schmitz [violas], Matthias Hofmann [cello], Winfried Berger [Harpsichord], conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • Five Lake Pictures (1979–83) for mezzo-soprano and large orchestra. Texts: Georg Heym . Premiere February 12, 1984 Hamburg (Irène Jarsky [mezzo-soprano], Philharmonic State Orchestra , conductor: Sylvain Cambreling )
1. (Orchestral piece; 1979/80) - 2.  Shadows of barges ... (1981) - 3.  Towards the north (1981) - 4.  The black water ... (1981/83) - 5.  The death of lovers (1983)
  • Quattro Madrigali (1983) for 8-part mixed choir (with solos), 4 violas and 4 cellos. Texts: Michelangelo . Premiere February 28, 1984 Stuttgart (Südfunk Choir Stuttgart, Hans-Gerd Brünig, Angelika Wollmann, Ortrun Wieck, Heinrich Baumann [violas], Andreas Schmid, Karl Eberhard, Jürgen Gerlinger, Klaus Schade [violoncellos], conductor: Klaus Martin Ziegler )
1.  Che fia dopo molt'anni di costei - 2.  In me la morte - 3.  Amor, la tua belta - 4.  In quel medesmo tempo
  • Trakl Fragments (1983/84) for mezzo-soprano and piano. Premiere February 10, 1984 Hamburg ( Liat Himmelträger , Peter Stamm [piano])
1.  Childhood - 2.  A cross protrudes - 3.  Birth - 4.  In spring - 5.  Night change , death and soul - 6.  As the day fell - 7.  The homeless returns - 8.  Münch… - 9.  Im Spring - 10th  Night Book - 11th  Snowy Night
  • Version for mezzo-soprano and 14 instruments: Nachtwandlung (1983/84). Premiere February 17, 1986 Paris ( Center Pompidou ; Liat Himmelträger, Ensemble 2e2m [Champigny], conductor: Fharad Mechkat)
  • Die Nachtigall (1984) for 2 sopranos, mezzo-soprano and 3 clarinets. Text: Clemens Brentano . Premiere November 17, 1984 Hanover (University of Music; Sabine Szameit, Rosalind Martin [soprano], Andrea Gropp [mezzo-soprano], Martin Spangenberg, Rigmor Henriksen, Willibald Vogel [clarinets])
  • Requiem (1983/85) for solos, 8-part mixed choir and chamber orchestra. Premiere November 10, 1985 Braunschweig ( Martinikirche ; Ingrid Ade [soprano], Liat Himmelträger [mezzo-soprano], Richard Salter [baritone], choir, conductor: Werner Burkhardt)
  • Late Red (1987). Four chants for mezzo-soprano and piano. Texts: Karoline von Günderrode . WP (No. 1, 3, 4) June 15, 1987 Hamburg (University of Music; Liat Himmelheber [mezzo-soprano], Axel Bauni [piano])
1.  To Melete - 2.  Do you love the dark - 3.  Crimson - 4.  I see the late red
  • Songs on the run (1988/89). 15 chants and 5 interludes for baritone, guitar and 13 instruments. Texts: Ingeborg Bachmann . Premiere September 2, 1989 Frankfurt am Main (Kurt Widmer [baritone], Reinbert Evers [guitar], Ensemble Modern , conductor: Lothar Zagrosek )
  • Grodek (1991) for baritone, clarinet, horn, bassoon and strings (1.1.1.1.1). Text: Georg Trakl . Premiere September 29, 1991 Berlin (Georg Christoph Biller [baritone], Scharoun Ensemble, conductor: Friedrich Goldmann )
  • Symphony No. 4 (1992) for tenor and orchestra. Text: Tankred Dorst . Premiere August 16, 1992 Hamburg (Eberhard Lorenz [tenor], Philharmonic State Orchestra, conductor: Gerd Albrecht )
  • O nott ', o dolce tempo (1994/95). Concert aria for tenor and orchestra. Text: Michelangelo. Premiere April 6, 1995 Düsseldorf (Eberhard Lorenz [tenor], Düsseldorfer Symphoniker , conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • Frammenti di Michelangelo (1995) for coloratura soprano, 12 wind instruments and double bass. Premiere April 18, 1995 Cologne (Julie Kaufmann [soprano], Klaus Stoll [double bass], wind ensemble of the Berliner Philharmoniker , conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • The Story of the Arrows (1995). Four arias and one ensemble for four female voices and orchestra. Text: Tankred Dorst (from The Story of the Arrows ). Premiere March 18, 1996 Cologne (Andrea Andonian, Ute Döring, Iride Martínez, Regina Mauel [arrows], Gürzenich Orchestra, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • Three Songs (1996) for soprano and orchestra. Texts: Alfred Tennyson . Premiere November 30, 1996 Berlin (Iride Martínez [soprano], German Symphony Orchestra Berlin, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
1.  Elaine's Song - 2.  Vivien's Song - 3.  Guinevere's Song
  • Palinsesto (1996) for soprano and string quartet (including the song Nahe des Geliebte by Goethe  / Schubert ). Premiere February 1, 1997 Saarbrücken ( Juliane Banse [soprano], Cherubini Quartet)
  • Liebeslieder (1997) for soprano and orchestra. Texts: Heinrich Heine . Premiere 23 May 1997 Düsseldorf (Iride Martínez [soprano], Düsseldorfer Symphoniker, conductor: Johannes Fritzsch )
  • Canti ed intermezzi (1999) for 4-part mixed choir and orchestra. Texts: Michelangelo. Premiere February 17, 2000 Hanover (NDR-Chor Hamburg, Radio-Philharmonie Hannover des NDR, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
1.  Di te me veggo - 2.  Intermezzo primo - 3.  Dagli occhi del mie ben - 4.  Intermezzo secondo - 5.  O nott ', o dolce tempo
1.  Se l'alma é ver… - 2.  Ben posson gli tatting mie - 3.  Tatting mie
  • Three Songs (2002; in memoriam Bertold Hummel ) for mezzo-soprano, flute, bass clarinet, violin, viola, cello and piano. Texts: John Keats . Premiere November 9, 2002 Nuremberg (Liat Himmelhub [mezzo-soprano], Ars nova ensemble, conductor: Werner Heider )
1.  When I have Fears that I may cease to be - 2.  To Sleep - 3.  Bright Star! would I were steadfast as thou art
  • Preliminary study for clarinet, violin, violoncello and piano: Tre Canti (2000) - see under chamber music
1.  Again ("And again for spring / has she decided ...") - 2.  Counterstrophes of an allergy sufferer ("Proserpina, / descended from the underworld ...")
  • Che fie di me? (2006) for 2 sopranos and orchestra. Texts: Michelangelo. WP February 2, 2007 Stuttgart (Theaterhaus; Mojca Erdmann [soprano], Anja Kaesmacher [soprano], SWR Sinfonieorchester, conductor: Matthias Pintscher )
1.  Perc 'all' estremo adore… - 2.  Beati voi… - 3.  Che fie di me?
1.  Chant d'insomnie I (strings) - 2.  Lettera amorosa (text anonymously handed down; 2 sopranos and strings) - 3.  Chant d'insomnie II (Rilke; 1st soprano and quartet) - 4th  chanson (Ronsard; 2 Sopranos and 2 violins) - 5th  Fuggite, amanti, Amor (Michelangelo; 2nd soprano and strings) - 6th  Chant d'insomnie III (quartet) - 7th  song (Rilke; 2 sopranos and strings)

Ensemble / orchestral works

Symphonies

Scoring: 3.3.3.3 - 4.3.3.1 - timpani - percussion (4 players) - harp - celesta - strings
Scoring : 3 (+2 picc , + AFl) .2. EH .3 (+ Eb clear). BKlar .2. KFag - 4.3.3.1 - timpani - percussion (3 players) - harp - strings
Scoring: 3 (+ Picc, + BFl) .2.EH.2.BKlar.2.KFag - 4.3.3.1 - timpani - percussion (3 players) - harp - celesta - strings
Scoring: 4 (+ 2Picc, + AFl) .2.EH. Heckelphone .2.BKlar.KbKlar.3.KFag - 4.4.3. KbPos .KbTb - drums (5 players) - harp - strings

Other ensemble / orchestral works

Scoring: 1.1.1.1 - 1.0.0.0 - harp - celesta - strings: 1.1.1.1.1 (chorus ad libitum)
  • L'Autunno. Sette Sonate per gli amici (1986/90) for small orchestra. Premiere June 23, 1990 Berlin (Berliner Philharmoniker, conductor: Dennis Russell Davies )
  • ... une campagne noire de soleil (1982–92). Sept scènes de ballet pour ensemble. Premiere April 1, 1993 Cologne ( Ensemble Modern , conductor: Dennis Russell Davies )
    • 1.  Déplorations (1982). Premiere December 14, 1982 Berlin (members of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
    • 2.  Silences (1982). Premiere April 2, 1983 Cambridge, USA (Ensemble Alea III, conductor: Theodore Antoniou )
    • 3.  Chimères (1983). Premiere November 19, 1983 Nuremberg (Ars Nova Ensemble, conductor: Werner Heider )
    • 4.  Cigales (1992). Premiere April 1, 1993 Cologne (see above)
    • 5.  Chants noirs (1986). Premiere October 10, 1986 Cologne (David Levine [piano], Philharmonic Soloists Berlin, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
    • 6.  Exaltations (1991/92). Premiere April 1, 1993 Cologne (see above)
    • 7.  Processions (1986). WP January 12, 1987 Ludwigshafen ( State Philharmonic of Rhineland-Palatinate , conductor: Leif Segerstam )
  • Quattro pezzi (1992/93) for orchestra. Premiere October 1, 1993 Kiel (Holstein Chamber Orchestra Badendorf, Conductor: Hajo Jobs)
  • ... with translucent melancholy (1995). A Brahms portrait for orchestra. Premiere January 4, 1997 Hamburg ( Hamburger Symphoniker , conductor: Miguel Gómez Martínez )
  • Zwei Intermezzi (1997) for twelve wind instruments and double bass. Premiere October 4, 1997 Wilhering (Austria) (Soloists of the Staatskapelle Berlin , Conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • Three pieces for “Merlin” (1993–98) for orchestra. Cyclical premiere: June 1, 2000 Munich (Munich Philharmonic, conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
    • 1.  Cornish night song (1993/94). Premiere March 28, 1994 Mannheim ( National Theater Orchestra , Conductor: Jun Märkl )
    • 2.  Galahad's Dance (1998). Premiere October 19, 1998 Freiburg (Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor: Johannes Fritzsch)
    • 3.  Dark - in the glaring light (1995). Premiere April 27, 1995 Bonn ( Beethovenhalle Orchestra , conductor: Dennis Russell Davies)
  • Suite No. 1 (1999) for orchestra. Premiere January 30, 1999 Cologne (as incidental music for the play Frédéric von Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt ; Gürzenich Orchestra , conductor: Manfred Trojahn)
  • Four orchestral pieces (2003). WP September 15, 2004 Duisburg ( Duisburger Philharmoniker , conductor: Jonathan Darlington )
  • La tomba di Paganini (2007ff.) For orchestra. WP (2nd and 3rd movement) November 4th, 2009 Leipzig ( Gewandhaus ; University Symphony Orchestra , conductor: Ulrich Windfuhr ). WP (full version) February 6, 2010 Dortmund ( Konzerthaus ; Symphony Orchestra of the Orchesterzentrum NRW , conductor: Matthias Foremny )
1.  Marcia - 2.  Moderato - 3.  Lento - 4.  Elegia - 5.  Capriccio

Solos and orchestra / ensemble

Music for keyboard instruments

Piano (s)
1.  Nocturne - déja là, printanier crépuscule - 2.  Montagne déchirée (2006) - 3.  La danse retournée - 4.  La montée de la nuit (2007) - 5.  Rêverie “nu au jardin” - 6.  Tel un souper dans le vent (2008)
organ

Chamber music

Solos
  • Fantasia per Chitarra (1979; establishment: Reinbert Evers ). Premiere October 10, 1979 Stuttgart (Reinbert Evers)
  • Sonata and Barcarola (1988/89) for guitar (from: Lieder auf der Flucht nach Ingeborg Bachmann - see under vocal compositions )
  • Ginevras Lied (1995) for violin. Premiere November 25, 1995 Hamburg (Stephan Frucht)
Duos
  • Objet trouvé (1968/77) for flute and harpsichord. Premiere October 21, 1978 Bremen (Maren Diestel [flute], Karl Bergemann [harpsichord])
  • Sonata I (1983) for violin and piano. Premiere October 11, 1983 Mannheim (Hiroshi Nishida [violin], Paul Dan [piano])
  • Sonata II (1983) for violoncello and piano. Premiere February 11, 1984 Hamburg ( David Geringas [violoncello], Peter Roggenkamp [piano])
  • Trois Morceaux (1987/92/93) for 2 clarinets
1.  Aubade - 2.  Automne - 3.  Le pont Mirabeau
  • Danse (Pastiche en hommage à Olivier Messiaen )
    • Version for violin and piano (1997). Premiere March 26, 1997 Cologne (Schauspielhaus; as incidental music for Mephisto by Ariane Mnouchkine after Klaus Mann ; Christian Ludwig [violin], Jörg Ritter [piano])
    • Version for clarinet and piano (2000). Premiere April 8, 2000 Heidelberg (Heribert Eckert [clarinet], Tim Schwarz [piano])
Quartets

String quartets

  • Deux pièces brèves (1973). Premiere August 29, 1973 Aurillac
  • Quartet No. 1 (1976). Duration: ~ 24 '. WP January 21, 1977 Baden-Baden (Bernese String Quartet)
1.  Moderato, molto rubato - 2.  Night music - 3.  Coda. Lento
  • Quartet No. 2 (1979/80): see under vocal compositions
  • Quartet No. 3 (1983; dedicated to Griffith Rose ). Duration: ~ 15 '. Premiere November 4th 1983 Hamburg ( Auryn Quartet )
1.  Molto adagio - 2.  Very tender, extremely slow - 3.  Agitato - 4.  Very slowly, with extreme calm
1.  "... if time does not keep us in the dark ..." (III. Act, 1st scene) - 2.  "No word came to me ..." (I. Act, 1st scene). Rigid, senza espressione - 3rd  "... Marble shine ..." (III. Act, chorus). Very tender - 4th  "... the same thrusts ... of the soul ..." (III. Act, 3rd scene). Gravissimo - 5.  “O me! just before death / This is the word. " (III. Act, 3rd scene) - 6.  " ... And not where I'm going. " (5th act, 3rd scene). Lentissimo
1.  Molto moderato - 2.  Moltissimo vivace (first strange scene) - 3.  Lento, rubato - 4.  Andante, leggiero, semper un poco staccato (second strange scene)

Other quartets

  • Epitaphe (1986) for 4 flutes. Premiere August 27, 1986 Berlin
  • Tre Canti (2000) for clarinet, violin, violoncello and piano. Premiere October 7, 2000 Dresden (Clemens Trautmann [clarinet], Marjolaine Locher [violin], Rouven Schirmer [cello], Cornelius Meister [piano])
  • Piano quartet (2006). WP November 20, 2008 Kassel (Ballhaus im Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe ; Ingolf Turban [violin], Barbara Turban [viola], Sebastian Hess [cello], Siegfried Mauser [piano])
    • 4th movement: Wanderlied (2006). Premiere May 27, 2007 Heimbach (Kraftwerk; Radoslav Szulc [violin], Elisabeth Kufferath [viola], Gustav Rivinius [cello], Paul Rivinius [piano])
Quintets
  • Soleares (1988). Two pieces for piano and string quartet . WP (No. 1) October 20, 1988 Braunschweig (David Levine [piano], Auryn Quartet); (No. 2) November 14, 1990 Cologne (David Wilde [piano], Auryn Quartet)
  • Sonata III (1991/95) for woodwind quintet . Premiere February 1, 1997 Stuttgart (Days for New Music; Aulos quintet)
  • Printemps. Sonata IV (Pastiche en hommage à Maurice Ravel ) (1995) for flute and string quartet. Premiere February 28, 1996 Wuppertal (Michael Faust [flute], Auryn Quartet)
sextet
  • Les couleurs de la pluie (1974) for 5 flutes and alto flute. Premiere February 13, 1974 in Hamburg
Septets
  • Poème abandonné (1989; in memoriam Egon Karl Nicolaus [1928–1988]) for saxophone quartet, viola, cello and double bass. Premiere April 17, 1990 Lemberg ( Raschèr Saxophone Quartet , Trio-Basso)
  • Toutes ces choses sont passées comme l'ombre et comme le vent (1997) for flute, clarinet, trombone, violin, cello, percussion and piano. Premiere November 22, 1997 Düsseldorf (Ensemble open form, conductor: Manfred Trojahn). - (The title quotes the closing verses of the poem Quand nous habitions [1844] by Victor Hugo )
octet
  • Chamber Concerto (1974) for 2 flutes, 2 clarinets, violin, cello, harpsichord and piano. Premiere September 27, 1973 Hamburg (Varius Ensemble, conductor: Diether de la Motte )
1.  Moderé - vif avec nervosité - 2.  Pas de deux - 3.  Jeux - 4.  Sons et lumière

Edits

1.  Dimmi, ben mio, che m'ami op.84.1 (1811; text :?) - 2.  T'intendo si, mio ​​cor op.84.2 (1810; text: Pietro Metastasio) - 3.  In questa tomba oscura WoO 133 (1806/07, text: Giuseppe Carpani ) - 4.  L'amante impaziente. Arietta assai seriosa op.84.3 (1810; text: Pietro Metastasio) - 5.  L'amante impaziente. Arietta buffa op.84.4 (1810; text: Pietro Metastasio)

Essays

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Press release: The Academy appoints a class of the arts , May 8, 2009
  2. ↑ Aubade chantée à un an Laetare passé in French-speaking Wikisource
  3. ^ Automne (Apollinaire) in the French-language Wikisource
  4. ↑ Le Pont Mirabeau in the French-language Wikisource
  5. ↑ To the north on zeno.org
  6. ↑ The death of lovers on zeno.org
  7. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 50. Che fie doppo molt'anni di costei in the Italian-language Wikisource
  8. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 37. In me la morte, in te la vita mia in the Italian-language Wikisource
  9. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 49. Amor, la tuo beltà non è mortale in the Italian-language Wikisource
  10. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 65. In quel medesmo tempo ch'io v'adoro in the Italian-language Wikisource
  11. ↑ To Melete on wortblume.de
  12. ↑ Do you love the dark on wortblume.de
  13. ↑ Crimson on wortblume.de
  14. ↑ I see the late red on wortblume.de
  15. ^ Georg Trakl : Grodek in the Gutenberg-DE project
  16. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 102. O notte, o dolce tempo, benché nero in the Italian-language Wikisource
  17. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 15. Di te me veggo e di lontan mi chiamo in the Italian-language Wikisource
  18. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 30. Dagli occhi del mie ben si parte e vola in the Italian-language Wikisource
  19. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 102. O notte, o dolce tempo, benché nero in the Italian-language Wikisource
  20. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 126. Se l'alma è ver, dal suo corpo disciolta in the Italian-language Wikisource
  21. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 166. Ben posson gli occhi mie presso e lontano in the Italian-language Wikisource
  22. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 229. Occhi mie, siate certi in the Italian-language Wikisource
  23. ↑ bartleby.com
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  25. ↑ bartleby.com
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  27. ↑ Rime (Michelangelo) / 134. Beati voi che su nel ciel godete in the Italian-language Wikisource
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  30. ↑ Songs from the end of the story in FAZ from December 21, 2012, page 34
  31. ↑ Quand nous habitions on florilege.free.fr
personal data
SURNAME Trojahn, Manfred
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer, conductor, opera director and essayist
DATE OF BIRTH October 22, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Cremlingen , Lower Saxony, Germany