Matthias Georg Kendlinger

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Matthias Georg Kendlinger (born December 5, 1964 in Walchsee , Tyrol, Austria) is an Austrian musician , conductor and composer .

Life

Kendlinger discovered his love for music through his father, who introduced the five-year-old to the accordion. In 1981 he was on stage for the first time. Until 1994 he was the leader of the “Alpina Quintet”. In 1994 Kendlinger founded a production and event agency in Kufstein. In 1998 he founded “Das Österreichische K&K Ballett”, in 2002 the “K&K Philharmoniker”, in 2003 the “K&K Opernchor” (also Ukrainian National Choir Lviv) and in 2016 the “K&K Symphoniker”, with which he organized the classical tours “Wiener Johann Strauss Concert Gala "," The Most Beautiful Opera Choirs "and the" K&K Symphony Concerts "realized.

Kendlinger was a co-founder of the “Tiroler Festspiele Erl” (1997), initiator and artistic director of the “Tiroler Beethoven Days” (2009–2015) and the “Ukrainian-Austrian Youth Orchestra Academy” (2013). In 2014 he opened his composing house in his native Schwendt. The autodidact made his debut as a conductor in 2004 at the Gewandhaus Leipzig . Since 2006 Kendlinger has also worked as a composer . In 2017 he launched a music festival in Lviv / Ukraine with exclusively his own compositions.

CD recordings and concert DVDs are regularly released under the labels “DaCapo Austria” and “K21” (Classical music of the 21st century).

Works

Folk music

  • 32 tracks (polkas and waltzes) for duo and quartet, 1982–1994

Marches

  • Family March op. 1, premier December 1st, 2008, Konzerthaus Berlin
  • Kaiser, Wilder Kaiser, March op. 3, WP May 12, 2012, Passionsspielhaus Thiersee
  • Freedom March op.5, WP December 22, 2014, Lviv Philharmonic

Symphonic works

  • The Prodigal Son, symphonic poem op. 2, premier April 29, 2006, Gewandhaus Leipzig
  • Manipulation, Symphony No. 1, Op. 4, premier September 29, 2012, Lviv Philharmonic
  • Heilung, meditative poem for string orchestra op. 6, premier June 6th 2013, Ebbs Cathedral
  • Larissa, Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 7, May 24, 2014, Congress Graz
  • The Priest, overture or op., Previews 2014/2015, Germany, Austria, Ukraine
  • The Priest, Overture for Piano or Op., WP 11 July 2018, Lviv State Opera
  • Our Father, Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra No. 1, Op. 8, premiered October 16, 2016, Gewandhaus Leipzig
  • Our Father, Concerto for Violoncello and Piano No. 1 op.8a, WP July 14, 2017, Potocki Palace Lviv
  • The Austro-Ukrainian Symphony No. 2 op. 9, premier July 13th 2017, Lviv Philharmonic
  • Human Rights, Symphony No. 3, Op. 10, premier July 10th, 2018, Lviv Philharmonic
  • Festival fanfare No. 1 or op., WP 10 July 2018, Philharmonie Lviv
  • Alpine Klänge for horn quartet or op., WP 11 July 2018, Lviv State Opera
  • Lebenslied (Song of Life) from “The Priest” for piano and bass or op., July 11, 2018, State Opera Lviv

Publications (selection)

  • Famous marches, Herkulessaal of the Munich Residence and Laeiszhalle Hamburg, 2005
  • Beethoven 5 / Schubert 6, Lübeck Music and Congress Hall, 2009
  • Beethoven - Eroica, Egmont Overture, Music and Congress Hall Lübeck, 2010
  • Dvořák - From the New World, Mozart - Haffner, Liederhalle Stuttgart, 2010
  • Kendlinger conducts Strauss 2011, Copenhagen Concert Hall, 2011
  • Richard Wagner 2013, Sampler, 2013
  • Kendlinger conducts Kendlinger - Symphony No. 1 Manipulation, Royal Danish Academy of Music Copenhagen, 2013
  • Kendlinger - Tschaikowsky, Robert-Schumann-Saal Düsseldorf, 2015
  • Strauss - Unter den Linden, CCN Weimarhalle Weimar, 2016 * The Most Beautiful Opera Choirs III, Gewandhaus Leipzig, 2016
  • Best of Strauss, Sampler, 2014
  • Carmina Burana, Konzerthaus Berlin, 2015
  • Kendlinger conducts Strauss in the KKL Luzern, 2017
  • The People's Musician, ORF documentary, 2011
  • Zharikov plays Kendlinger - Walzes and Polkas 1982–1989, Studio Cantilena Lviv, 2016

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Matthias Georg Kendlinger. In: rbb. October 14, 2016, accessed June 1, 2017 .
  2. ↑ DaCapo homepage. Retrieved May 31, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Guest - musician Matthias Georg Kendlinger. In: rbb: zibb. Retrieved June 1, 2017 .
  4. ↑ Arndt Cobbers: "You have to do it differently" . In: FonoForum . No. 4 , April 2017, p. 22-25 .
  5. ^ Tyrolean Beethoven Days. Retrieved June 1, 2017 .
  6. ^ Lviv Philharmonic. Retrieved June 1, 2017 .
  7. ^ Roland H. Dippel: One man, one festival. In: Leipziger Volkszeitung. Retrieved October 9, 2017 .
personal data
SURNAME Kendlinger, Matthias Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian musician, conductor and composer
DATE OF BIRTH 5th December 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH Walchsee , Tyrol, Austria