Michael FP Huber

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Michael FP Huber (born November 25, 1971 in Innsbruck ) is an Austrian composer .

Life

Michael FP Huber attended the music high school in Innsbruck. He learned the instruments piano, violin and trombone. From 1990 to 1992 he received private composition lessons from Peter Suitner, and from 1991 to 1992 he studied musicology and education at the University of Innsbruck. He then moved to the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, where he studied composition and music theory from 1992 to 1998. His teachers were Iván Eröd (composition, harmony, counterpoint), Kurt Schwertsik (composition), Klaus-Peter Sattler (media composition , film music) and Christian Mühlbacher (jazz theory and arrangement). From 1997 to 1999 he received multiple scholarships from the Filmwerkstadt Essen and participated in the “European Film Music Workshops”. From 1998 to 2001 he worked as a composer, arranger, music setter and private piano and theory teacher, from 2001 to 2002 as a sound editor at the Vienna Symphonic Library . In the following years he worked as a private piano and composition teacher in Vienna, before he started working for the Tyrolean Music School in 2004. Since then he has been teaching piano, music theory and chamber music and has worked as a répétiteur. He is also regularly involved in various concert projects as a musician.

Works (selection)

Symphonies

  • Symphony No. 1, op. 38 for small orchestra - world premiere (premier) February 28, 2009, Canisianum Innsbruck, Chamber Orchestra InnStrumenti, Gerhard Sammer
  • Symphony No. 2, op. 44 for large orchestra - premiered January 23, 2011, Kaiser-Leopold-Saal Innsbruck, Orchestra of the St.Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Symphony No. 3, op. 52 - WP 7 March 2013, Kaiser-Leopold-Saal Innsbruck, Orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Symphony No. 4, op.64 - premier March 26th 2017, Event Center VIER und EINZIG Innsbruck, Maria Ladurner, soprano, Orchestra of the St.Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Symphony No. 5, op. 67 “Maximilianus” for symphonic wind orchestra - Premiere July 23, 2019, Hofburg Innsbruck, Corps of the Bundeswehr Germany, Christoph Scheibling

Concerts

  • Concert for harp and orchestra op. 50 - WP April 30, 2012, Stadtsaal Innsbruck, Martina Rifesser, harp, orchestra of the St. Blaise Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Concert for viola d'amore and chamber orchestra op. 51 - premier on June 16, 2012, Conservatory Innsbruck, Marianne Rônez, viola d'amore, orchestra of the St. Blaise Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Concert for timpani and large orchestra op. 53 - WP February 20, 2014, Saal Tirol Innsbruck, Robert Zorn, timpani, Tiroler Landessymphonieorchester Innsbruck, Benjamin Shwartz
  • Concert for percussion and chamber orchestra op.56 - premier November 29, 2014, Canisianum Innsbruck, Julian Gruber, percussion, InnStrumenti chamber orchestra, Gerhard Sammer
  • Concerto for piano and orchestra op. 61 - premier April 17th, 2016, event center VIER und EINZIG Innsbruck, Michael Schöch, piano, orchestra of the St.Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl

Ensemble and orchestral works

  • "JEN LA MOMENTO!" for string orchestra op. 35 - premier September 7th, 2008, Klangspuren Schwaz, Orchestra of the St.Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • "Partita" for string orchestra op. 41 - Premiere May 3, 2009, Conservatory Innsbruck, Orchestra of the St.Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Variaĵaro op. 62 for clarinet, bassoon, horn, 2 violins, viola, cello, double bass - Premiere October 30, 2016 as part of the "Festival of Culture", Event Center VIER und EINZIG Innsbruck, CAMERATA EUROPÆA, conductor: Maria Makraki

Piano music

  • Bagatelles op. 1 - premiere 1993, ORF-Studio Tirol, Michael FP Huber, piano
  • Toccata op. 7 - Premiere 1996, Jeunesse Concerts Judenburg, Ingrid Marsoner , piano
  • Vitus Dances op.22

Chamber music

  • String Quartet op.10
  • String sextet op. 13 - premiered March 12th, 2008, Völs theater, Ensemble Astarte
  • Vitus Dances op.22
Version (2012) for 2 violins - premier September 21, 2012, Reiss-Engelhorn-Museums in Mannheim, Marie-Luise Dingler and Christoph Dingler
Version (2015) for clarinet, strings and percussion
  • Burlesques for clarinet and piano op.32
  • "Cervoscarabo" for woodwind sextet op. 46 - premier November 21, 2010, ORF-Studio Bregenz, Ensemble Plus
  • String trio op.47 - Premiere October 30, 2011, ORF-Studio Bregenz, Ensemble Plus
  • Nocturnes ("10 Nachtwanderungen") for viola and bass tuba op. 49 - premier April 21, 2012, ORF-Studio Dornbirn, Andreas Ticozzi, viola & Karlheinz Siessl, bass tuba
  • Tarantella & Fuge on the Name of Brahms op.54 - premier June 21, 2014, Claudia Saal Innsbruck, Camerata Innsbruck (Francesca Sgobba, violin, Markus Huber, viola, Lucia Tenan, violoncello, Katharina Thöni, piano)
  • Homage to Kurt Gödel op. 55 (for string quartet) - Premiere July 17th, 2014 as part of the "1st VSL Joint Award Ceremony" of the conference "Summer of Logic 2014", Vienna - Adamas Quartet (Claudia Schwarzl, violin, Roland Herret, violin , Anna Dekan, viola, Jakob Gisler, violoncello)
  • Kvare Kvieto op. 57 (for alto flute, viola and two violoncellos) - premier October 15, 2014 as part of the "Altacher Orgel Soireen", Altach parish center - Ensemble Plus (Anja Nowotny-Baldauf, alto flute, Andreas Ticozzi, viola, Jessica Kuhn and Esther Saladin, violoncello)
  • Trie Kvieto op. 58 (for violin, violoncello & organ) - Premiere April 18, 2015 as part of the artistic series "Europa Spirituell", St. Nikolaus Church, Innsbruck - Members of the Camerata Innsbruck CINNS '(Michael Schöch, organ, Francesca Sgobba , Violin, Lucia Tenan, cello)
  • Ĉambretosono op. 63 (for flute, oboe, cor anglais , clarinet in Eb , clarinet in Bb, bass clarinet, bassoon, contrabassoon, 2 horns, 2 violins, viola, cello, double bass) - premiered October 16, 2016, Einzig, Innsbruck - " Windkraft Tirol, Kapelle für Neue Musik "& I Virtuosi Italiani, conductor: Kasper de Roo .

Vocal music

  • 12 & 1 Gallows Songs for choir and piano op.30
  • UBI CARITAS for 3 sopranos and organ op.37
  • "Missa Teriola" for choir, soloists, wind ensemble and timpani op. 48 - premier October 2nd, 2011 Zirl parish church, for the 15th anniversary of the Zirl regional music school
  • "Nocturne" for Chamber Choir op. 60 (Text: Ernst Munzinger (1887-1945)) - Premiere March 19, 2016 Heilig Geist Church Telfs, vocal ensemble STIMMEN, conducted by Thomas Kranebitter

Orchestrations, arrangements etc.

  • Johann Rufinatscha : Symphony in C minor (1846/2012) (Completion of the traditional fragment: New composition of the missing brass and timpani parts by Michael FP Huber. Commissioned by the Tyrolean State Museum Ferdinandeum for the 200th birthday of the Austrian Symphony Orchestra) - Premiere November 24, 2012 , High School Center Mals, Orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl
  • Heinrich Isaac : A la battaglia (1487/2018) (Version for large orchestra by Michael FP Huber. Commissioned for the New Year's Concert as part of the Maximilian Year 2019 on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the death of Emperor Maximilian I ) - Premiere January 1, 2019, Congress Innsbruck, Tyrolean Symphony Orchestra Innsbruck, Kerem Hasan

Compositions for music students

  • "Highway 62 Revisited" op. 17 - Satirical waltz for large orchestra (1999) (dedicated to Kurt Schwertsik on the occasion of his 62nd birthday) - Premiere 1999, Imst Music School Orchestra , Sils (Switzerland)
  • Flute Trio op.23 (2004)
  • Suite for 4 flutes op. 24 (2004/05) - premier 2005, Turmbund Sunday matinee, Innsbruck Ensemble "4 Four Flute"
  • Bagatelles for bassoon and piano op.27 (2005/06)
  • Micronettes for flugelhorn & bass clarinet op.29 - premier at Prima la musica 2008
  • “The Yellow Butterfly” Singspiel based on a children's book for children's and youth choirs, solo voices, dancers and mixed ensemble op. 31 (2005/06) - premiered June 13, 2008, Zirl
  • “240 fingers on the hunt for 1056 keys” for 12 pianos for 4 hands op. 34 for a student piano workshop of the Tiroler Musikschulwerk (commissioned work) - premiere May 3, 2008, St. Johann in Tirol
  • Sonatina for clarinet and piano op.36 (also versions for bassoon and piano, viola and piano)
  • Concertino for violin and piano op.40 (student literature for the Tyrolean music school or Prima la musica , repeated partial performances by music students )
  • Sonatina for violin and piano op.45
  • “OCTOPUSte” for 8 trumpets op. 48b

Publications

Recordings

  • Concertino for percussion and chamber orchestra op. 56 , Julian Gruber, percussion, Tyrolean Chamber Orchestra InnStrumenti, Gerhard Sammer. musikmuseum 38, CD13037, LC 27002, distribution: NOTE 1, 2018.
  • Symphony No. 2, Partita op. 41 for string orchestra; Jen la momento! op. 35 for string orchestra , Orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl. musikmuseum 7, CD13006, LC 27002, distribution: NOTE 1, 2010/11.
  • Concerto for harp and chamber orchestra op.50, concerto for viola d'amore and chamber orchestra op.51, symphony no.3 op.52 , Martina Rifesser, harp, Andreas Ticozzi, viola d'amore, orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl. musikmuseum 20, CD13019, LC 27002, distribution: NOTE 1, c 2014.
  • Johann Rufinatscha - Symphony No. 3 in C minor (wind instruments and timpani parts by Michael FP Huber), Orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl. musikmuseum 21, CD13021, LC 27002, distribution: NOTE 1, c 2014.
  • Vitus Dances op. 22 - version for clarinet, strings and percussion , Peter Golser, clarinet and members of the orchestra of the St. Blasius Academy, Karlheinz Siessl. musikmuseum 23, CD130022, LC 27002, distribution: NOTE 1, 2015.

grades

Sheet music is mainly available from Edition Consonanza .

  • Heinrich Isaac “ Innsbruck, I have to let you ” for mixed choir . Set: Michael FP Huber (1995), prize at the competition 50 Years of the Tyrolean Singers Association . TSS-MUSIKVERLAG Herbert Eberl, Mieders / Tirol, 96316-Ch
  • St. Vitus Dance No. 1 for two violins (arrangement from op. 22, special prize at the Crossover Composition Award 2012), publisher: Peermusic Classical PEER3916.

Awards

2015 Tyrolean State Prize for Contemporary Music

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ www.tt.com World premiere - Michael FP Huber: Symphony No. 3
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  3. ↑ musikmuseum38. Tyrolean State Museums, October 2018 .
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  8. ^ Edition Consonanza
  9. ↑ Innsbruck I have to let you
  10. ↑ St. Vitus Dance No. 1 for two violins
  11. ↑ https://www.tirol.gv.at/kunst-kultur/preise/
personal data
SURNAME Huber, Michael FP
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian composer
DATE OF BIRTH November 25, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH innsbruck