Peter Heeren

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Peter Heeren

Peter Heeren (born April 24, 1965 in Aurich ) is a German composer .

Life

Heeren studied church music (A-diploma), Konzertexamen (organ) and composition (with electro-acoustic music) at the Lübeck Academy of Music and at the Academy of Music and Theater in Hamburg . Peter Heeren was trained by Martin Haselböck (organ), Wolfgang Zerer (organ) and Friedhelm Döhl (composition). Since 1993 he has been active as a cantor and organist in the Evangelical Lutheran parish of Marne . He lives in Itzehoe .

Create

In addition to compositions for various ensembles, Heeren also deals with gongs and their tonal possibilities.

Peter Heeren developed the composition program JCself together with Nils Kay. The program determines certain values ​​in a repetitive process based on the principle of randomness and selection. These values ​​are assigned to properties of tones. Synergetic structures are formed.

Awards and honors

  • 1991: Prize of the Possehl Foundation
  • 1993: 1st prize in the federal German university competition
  • 1994: Culture Prize of the Steinburg District
  • 2012: Special prize on the occasion of the composition competition of the 50th Alsterwanderweg concerts, Hamburg

Works (selection)

  • Use of life for solos, choir and orchestra
  • Triptych for baritone, choir, organ and electronics
  • Farewell symphony for violin and orchestra
  • Psalm 146 / On true trust in God / Attempt to reappropriate choir
  • Letter to Schönberg for soprano, 2 oboe d'amore, 3 clarinets, basset horn, bass clarinet and double bass clarinet
  • Bazon 1–3 for piano
  • Air and prayer for organ
  • 5 pieces for harpsichord
  • Intermezzo for string quartet

Web links

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  1. composing program Jcself. Music composes itself. Retrieved May 7, 2019 .