Paul Noack-Ihlenfeld

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Paul Noack-Ihlenfeld (born February 26, 1902 in Peitz , Cottbus district , † April 5, 1962 in East Berlin ) was a German composer and pianist .

Noack-Ihlenfeld studied piano with Conrad Ansorge and Josef Schwarz and composition with Wilhelm Klatte at the Klindworth-Scharwenka Conservatory in Berlin . Until the Second World War he worked as a teacher and pianist for the radio . Due to a war injury he gave up playing the piano in 1945 and turned to composition.

Noack-Ihlenfeld's music was shaped by a program linked to his real socialist present. He wrote mainly light music and became known to a wide audience with the operetta From the rain in the eaves and above all with the Friedensfahrt fanfare .

His grave is in the Karlshorster and Neue Friedrichsfelder Friedhof in Berlin-Karlshorst .

Works (selection)

Orchestral music

  • Cheerful thoughts about a little song , 1953
  • Merry Youth , Waltz, 1953
  • Polka Passionata , 1954
  • Radiant Life , Waltz, 1954
  • Flaming Hearts , Waltz, 1955
  • Heimat Berlin , 4 pictures for orchestra, 1954
  • Wanderings through the Mark , a series of images for orchestra, 1954
  • Rondo giocoso , 1957
  • Intermezzo scherzando , 1958
  • Intermezzo serio , 1958
  • In the Dresden Zwinger , 1958
  • Festive Overture , 1959
  • Along the Spree , 6 orchestral pictures, 1961

Concert music

  • Dance episode for piano and orchestra, 1957
  • Dance mosaic for piano and orchestra, 1957
  • Excursion pictures for piano and orchestra, 1960
  • Melody for viola and orchestra, 1962

Brass music

  • Märkische Rhapsodies No. 1–3, 1953
  • Concert suite , 1953
  • Comedy overture , 1954
  • Defiant Head Suite , 1954
  • Festival in the Kulturhaus , 1957
  • Dear German homeland , 1961

Vocal music

  • My song sings of everyday life for voice and piano, 1954, arrangement for voice and orchestra 1961

Operettas

  • From the rain into the eaves , with Rolf Zimmermann. Based on Otto Ludwig's story of the same name, 1954; Henschelverlag, Berlin 1955
  • Quite the dad , with Rolf Zimmermann, 1958

"Cantatas"

  • The happy village , 1952
  • The ribbons flutter on the topping-out wreath , 1954
  • Off to sports and games , 1960
  • Life is only given to us once , in 1961

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personal data
SURNAME Noack-Ihlenfeld, Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer and pianist
DATE OF BIRTH February 26, 1902
PLACE OF BIRTH Peitz
DATE OF DEATH April 5, 1962
Place of death Berlin