Mark-Andreas Schlingensiepen
Mark-Andreas Schlingensiepen (* 1956 in Bradford ) is a German conductor and composer and has been the artistic director of notabu.ensemble neue musik , based in Düsseldorf, for almost 25 years .
He has worked with numerous orchestras across Europe and has given concerts worldwide. In addition to contemporary music, which led to the collaboration with Friedrich Cerha , Heinz Holliger , Beat Furrer , Manfred Trojahn and many others, a special focus of his work is live music for silent films.
He wrote scores for Battleship Potemkin , Berlin - The Symphony of the Big City , Faust - a German folk tale , The Student of Prague , Madame Dubarry , Emak Bakia , L'Étoile de mer , which are either based on piano reductions of the original music or pursue new approaches . In addition, Schlingensiepen has so far mainly written chamber music works, such as the dance of death based on a picture wall by Felix Seiler , published by Ries & Erler Musikverlag.
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| SURNAME | Schlingensiepen, Mark-Andreas |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German conductor and composer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1956 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bradford |