Mario Bürki

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Mario Bürki (born October 26, 1977 ) is a Swiss composer.

He studied brass music direction at the conservatory in Bern and achieved the rating “very good” on his diploma and higher education certificate. Bürki attended master classes with Urs Peter Schneider (composition) and Toshiyuki Shimada and Andreas Spörri (conducting). His first major work - Scenes from: Max und Moritz - won second prize at the composition competition of the World Association for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles ( WASBE ) in Lucerne and his composition Indian Fire won the special prize at the Flicorno d'Oro Junior (Italy) competition awarded for the most original concert piece. Two of his works ( Cap Hoorn and 1405: Der Brand von Bern ) were premiered at Mid Europe in Schladming . In November 2005 1405: The Fire of Bern was performed by the world-famous Spanish wind orchestra “ La Artistica Buñol ” in Valencia . Mario Bürki is the head of the music school at the Ostermundigen Youth Music School. As an instrumentalist he plays the trumpet, piano and organ. He completed his first concerts as an instrumentalist with the youth music company Gäziwil. Mario Bürki regularly receives composition commissions.

Compositions

Works for wind orchestra

  • Scenes from Max and Moritz (2001)
  • Enjoy! (2002)
  • Indian Fire (2002)
  • Jubilee Spirit (2002)
  • Esprit (2003)
  • Cap Hoorn (2003)
  • Scottish Sketches (2004)
  • 1405: the fire in Bern (2004)
  • From rest and hectic (2005)
  • Flight (2005)
  • Flowerfield Rock (2006)
  • Pompeii (2006)
  • Rhine River Impressions (2006)
  • The Magnetberg (2011), a story from 1001 nights ; also published for brass band
  • Terra Pacem (2013)
  • Fight for Liberty (2015)
  • The Grapes Of The Sun (2016, composed for the 60th anniversary of the Kaiserstuhl-Tuniberg brass band, premiered on July 9, 2016 in Endingen)
  • Castellum (2018)

Works for brass band

  • Enjoy! (2002)
  • Indian Fire (2002)
  • Jubilee Spirit (2002)
  • Cap Hoorn (2003)
  • Flight (2005)
  • Flowerfield Rock (2006)
  • Pompeii (2006)
  • Beautiful Terbil (2007)
  • Nosferatu (composition commissioned by ABM Brass Freiamt) (2009)

Works for ensembles

  • A Little Cossack Journey (2006) for quintet
  • Rockin 'Moods (2007) for brass quartet

Sound carrier with works by Mario Bürki

  • Indian Fire, Representative Band of the Polish Border of Guard
  • 1405: The fire in Bern, Aarau recruits game
  • Cap Hoorn, Brass Band Emmental
  • The 16, Inf. Regiment 16
  • The Greatest Show on Earth, Symphonic Wind Band Excelsior Eibergen-The Netherlands
  • In the cathedral, Concordia Hengelo
  • The Best of WASBE Concerts Lucern 2001, Compilation
  • Sacri Monti, rute game RS 16-2 / 2010

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Association Youth Day with world premiere (commissioned by Mario Bürki). (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on July 11, 2016 ; Retrieved July 11, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.mariobuerki.ch
personal data
SURNAME Bürki, Mario
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss composer
DATE OF BIRTH October 26, 1977