Meinhard Rüdenauer
Meinhard Rüdenauer (born June 30, 1941 in Vienna ) is an Austrian composer, author, cultural journalist and director of the Vienna Mozart Company and cultural organizer.
Live and act
Meinhard Rüdenauer studied composition at the Vienna Music Academy (now: Music University) and at the Salzburg Mozarteum as well as music science at the University of Vienna. Compositional work with a focus on chamber music, dance pieces and children's operas. Active as a cultural journalist for Kronenzeitung Wien and other Austrian and international journals (e.g. Dancemagazine New York). Founder and management of the Vienna Mozart Company. Vice President of ECS - European Cultural Services. Awards: Promotion Prize of the City of Vienna; Grain price; the children's opera "Zauberbär und Wünschelstimme" (Carinthian Summer, ORF) was awarded the Austrian Intendant Prize in 1984 (best production of a new opera of the year).
Stage works
"Netz", dance piece / 1972, Zentralsparkasse Wien
"Frauenbad", dance piece / 1978, Frauenbad in Baden / Vienna
"Salome im Elend", Church Ballet / 1982, University Church Vienna
"Zauberbär and Wünschelstimme", Children's Opera / 1982, Carinthischer Sommer and ORF / Kongresshaus Villach
"Tangovariationen", ballet / 1983, Theater an der Wien
"Liederspiel", Chamber Opera / 1984, Vienna Chamber Opera
"Arlecchino and Felicetta", Burlesque / 1987, Wiener Stadtfesttheater am Petersplatz
"Les Papillons", ballet / 1989, Vienna State Opera
"Bussi für die Bären", Children's Opera / 1990, Bregenz Festival, Theater am Kornmarkt
"Kling Klang Simsalant Hokus Pokus Elefant", children's opera / 1991 Austria Center Vienna
"Bitzy Klingeling", 1993, theater in the Künstlerhaus Vienna
"Die Clowns", 1997, Theater im Künstlerhaus Vienna
"Daisys König", Chamber Musical / 2007, Oberanger Theater Munich
Orchestral and chamber music
"Sonett", orchestral song (Luize Labé) / 1968, Wiener Konzerthaus
"The Little Violin Concerto" for string orchestra / 1979, Wiener Konzerthaus "
"Sinfonietta", Chamber Orchestra / 1984, London, Ontario
"With the souls over Hiroshima", String Symphony / 1991, Austria Center Vienna
"The Clowns", suite for string orchestra / 1997, Wagner-Saal Riga
"Serenade", string orchestra / 2009, Wiener Konzerthaus
"Sinfonia Nuredini", Symphony / 2018, Tetovo Theater
"Concerto al Paradiso", quintet / 2019, Altes Rathaus Vienna
Publications
- Meinhard Rüdenauer: "The Fall of Love" Fourteen Caprices on Lies, Half-Truths, Desires of the Heart and Unexpected Deaths (Edition Wiener Mozart Company)
- Ballets and Dance pieces ( Netz 1972, Tango Variations 1983)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Büchner, Georg, Busch, Wilhelm, Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von: Der Untergang der Liebe fourteen caprices, stolen, invented, hoped for; a social and cultural satire with finds by Georg Büchner, Wilhelm Busch, Franz Josef I, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Johann Nestroy, Kaiser Wilhelm II and from private collections . Ed. Wiener Mozart Company, Vienna 2014, ISBN 978-3-200-03622-2 .
- ^ Institute for Art and Music History Research: Rüdenauer, Meinhard. In: musiklexikon.ac.at. 2002, accessed June 4, 2020 .
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Rüdenauer, Meinhard |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian composer, author and cultural journalist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | June 30, 1941 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |