Martin Fogt

Martin Fogt (* 1955 in Munich ) is a German radio speaker and author, singer , director and musicologist .

Life

Martin Fogt was born in Munich in 1955, where he also spent his childhood and youth. In 1976 he obtained his Abitur at the Wittelsbacher Gymnasium . He then studied singing at the Munich University of Music with Margot Gerdes and received his diploma as a state-certified music teacher in 1981. At Bayerischer Rundfunk he received his speaker training from 1978 to 1979.

A postgraduate course in music education followed from 1981 to 1983 with Josef Zilch . Then he completed a postgraduate course in opera directing with August Everding and in 1985 he did an internship in directing at the Bavarian State Opera . In 1985 Fogt moved from the Munich University of Music to the Universities of Munich and Augsburg . There he studied musicology and art history, among other things . In 2010 he submitted his doctoral thesis on singing in teacher training in 19th century Bavaria.

Martin Fogt has been a speaker at Bayerischer Rundfunk since 1985 . At first he worked as a freelancer as a broadcaster, and has been a permanent employee since 1985. He acts as a presenter, directs, supervises his own series and productions and gives speech training for radio staff.

At the chair for music education at the University of Augsburg, Martin Fogt has been teaching singing, voice training , voice studies and speech training since 1981 , and from 2000 to 2007 he was also a lecturer there in music history . He also teaches voice training for prospective high school teachers, at the Bavarian Teachers' Association ( BLLV) , for the Catholic Educational Community and within the Hanns Seidel Foundation .

Fogt works as a singer and speaker in the fields of song , oratorio , melodrama and popular music . He designs concert programs and CD recordings, for example, together with the harpist Silke Aichhorn .

Awards

• 2010 Prize of the District Assembly of Swabia (for the dissertation)

Works

Printing units

• Teacher biographies as a reflection of the development of the profession in the 19th century. In: Rudolf-Dieter Kraemer (Ed.): Music pedagogical biography research. Music pedagogical research, Volume 18. Blue Owl, Essen 1997. pp. 218–239.
• Making music in teacher training centers in 19th century Bavaria. In: Andreas C. Lehmann, Martin Weber (Ed.): Making music inside and outside of school. Music pedagogical research, Volume 29.Blue Eule, Essen 2008.
• Singing in teacher training in 19th century Bavaria. Dissertation. University of Augsburg 2010.
• About the fight of the Bravos against the hired lungs. A side light on the anatomy of the applause. In: Martin D. Loritz, Andreas Becker, Daniel Mark Eberhard, Martin Fogt, Clemens M. Schlegel (Eds.): Music - Pedagogical - Thought. Reflections, research and practice fields. Festschrift for Rudolf-Dieter Kraemer on his 65th birthday. Forum Music Education Volume 100, Augsburger Schriften. Wißner, Augsburg 2011.

• Till Eulenspiegel - A children's concert. With music by Richard Strauss (arranged for speaker, baritone and chamber ensemble) and Eulenspiegel songs and pieces by Franz-David Baumann. Text editing and setup by Martin Fogt. CFPeters music publisher.

CD recordings

• The girl with the sulfur sticks - literature and music for Advent. With texts by Hans-Christian Andersen , Joachim Ringelnatz , Marie-Luise Kaschnitz , Heinrich Böll , Arnim Juhre , Henry Slesar and Hans Werner Bartsch. Martin Fogt, recitation; Silke Aichhorn, harp. Oberon 1999.
• Because it wants to be evening. Reflections on farewell and eternity. With texts by Michelangelo Buonarotti , Andreas Gryphius , Wolfgang Amadé Mozart , Ludwig Uhland , Joseph von Eichendorff , Hermann Hesse , Kurt Tucholsky , Kurt Kusenberg , Eugène Ionesco , Ingeborg Bachmann , Dorothee Sölle , Sarah Kirsch and John O'Donohue . Martin Fogt, recitation; Silke Aichhorn, harp. Cantate Musicaphon, Kassel 2002.

Radio feuilletons for BR-Klassik

• Music at the limit of life - Karel Berman . (1989)
• Music of inner emigration - the composer Petr Eben . (1991)
• Archduke Rudolph as a composer. (1991)
• “Wolfgang is his true friend” - a portrait of the composer Josef Mysliveček . (1993)
• “ Brundibár was a symbol” - on the 50th anniversary of Hans Krása’s death . (1994)
• Dance under the gallows - music from Theresienstadt . (1994)
• The underrated composer - Franz von Suppé on his 100th birthday. (1995)
• On the anatomy of applause . (1995)
• The Jewish cemetery in Prague . (1996)
• The image of the romantic genius - Gideon Klein . (1997)
• In Mozart's footsteps through Prague. (1998)
• The anticipation as a constitutive element in the works of the outlawed Bach sons . (1999)
• A winter in Mallorca - Frédéric Chopin and George Sand . (2000)
• The man who makes the pipes dance - Peter Planyavsky , the organist of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna. (2001)
• Claqueurs in music. (February 20, 2010)
• Fire at the Munich court and national theater. (January 15, 2011)

Web links

• Works by and about Martin Fogt in the catalog of the German National Library
• Martin Fogt at the University of Augsburg

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Martin Fogt, moderator at BR-Klassik. ( Memento of March 7, 2019 in the Internet Archive ) Retrieved March 4, 2011.
2. ↑ Zoom - Music History and What Else Happened. / On staves through Prague. / Christmas music from Bohemia.
3. ↑ Lecturers of the Master's Music Education / Concert Education ( Memento from February 4, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on July 2, 2013.
4. ↑ Table of contents and full texts at the working group on music pedagogical research. Retrieved March 3, 2011.
5. ^ Table of contents ( Memento from October 27, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) at the Music Pedagogical Research Working Group. Retrieved March 3, 2011.
6. ↑ Access to the full text of the dissertation. at the University Library of Augsburg. Retrieved March 4, 2011.
7. ^ Publisher catalog (excerpt). See page 39. ( Memento of the original from January 19, 2011 in the Internet Archive ) 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. (PDF; 834 kB) from Edition Peters , accessed on March 4, 2011. 
8. ↑ Description of the work at the “Panama Ensemble”. Retrieved March 4, 2011.