Raimund Hug

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Raimund Hug (born April 17, 1935 in Stühlingen ) is a German Catholic clergyman and church musician. He was the cathedral music director at the Freiburg Cathedral .

Life

Hug grew up with his four siblings, including his brother Wolfgang Hug , as the son of the honorary citizen Franz Hug and his wife Hilda in Stühlingen. He learned to play the organ and piano at an early age and developed his passion for church music. After completing elementary school, he moved to the Konradihaus in Konstanz , where he attended Heinrich-Suso-Gymnasium . After graduating, he studied theology in Munich and Freiburg and was ordained a priest in 1960 by Auxiliary Bishop Hermann Schäufele . He then worked in pastoral care for three years until he went to Vienna in 1963 to study church music there and to do his training as organ concert master and conductor with Hans Gillesberger , Hans Swarowsky and Hans Haselböck . He then studied musicology in Innsbruck and Basel.

In 1969 he was appointed cathedral music director in Freiburg and founded the Freiburg Cathedral Choir School with the Freiburg Cathedral Choir Boys in 1970 and the Girls' Choir at Freiburg Cathedral in 1973. The Choralschola was founded in 1976 and the Cathedral Chapel was founded in 1981. He went on several concert tours with all of the choirs and published several television, radio and CD productions with them. Hug was the cathedral music director and director of the cathedral singing school until his retirement in 2003.

Raimund Hug still directs the Freiburg ensemble "Cantus et Musica", which he founded in 2006.

On June 27th, 2010 Hug celebrated his Golden Primiz together with Bernhard Eichkorn in the Holy Cross Church in Stühlingen.

Honors

Publications

  • Franz Anton Maichelbeck (1702–1750) and the Freiburg Minster Music . Kehrer Offset, Freiburg 1997.
  • Georg Donberger (1709–1768) and music maintenance in the Augustinian Canons of Herzogenburg . Studio-Verlag, Sinzig 2007, ISBN 978-3-89564-032-2

CD recordings

The musical direction and implementation was the responsibility of Raimund Hug, unless otherwise stated.

  • 2011: Chamber music. by Franz Anton Maichelbeck. Including with Slobodan Jovanovic
  • 2009: Constance cathedral music of the 16th and 17th centuries. Cantus et Musica Freiburg
  • 2007: Cantiones sacrae: sacred music by masters of the 16th century from around the University of Freiburg. Ensemble Cantus et Musica Freiburg
  • 2007: Music from the Augustinian Canons of Herzogenburg. Cantus et Musica Freiburg
  • 2003: WA Mozart: Requiem. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2003: Minster concert for the 175th anniversary of the Archdiocese of Freiburg. Freiburg Cathedral Choir
  • 2003: Solemn festivals in the church year - choir and organ works. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2003: Mass in B minor. by Johann Sebastian Bach. Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 2003: Missa pastoritia. by Georg Joseph Vogler . Freiburg Cathedral Choir
  • 2003: Minster concert. u. a. Josef G. Rheinberger, Max Bruch. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2003: Zachaee, festinans descende. by August Violland . Freiburg Cathedral Choir, Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 2002: Baroque Christmas Concert from the Cathedral in Freiburg.
  • 2002: Festive music from south-west German Benedictine monasteries. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2002: Sax'n Dom. Nursery rhymes. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir, Sax'n Hop
  • 2001: JS Bach: St. Matthew Passion. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2001: JG Rheinberger: The Star of Bethlehem.
  • 2000: Ave Maria: Mariengesänge. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 2000: 12 offers. by Martin Gebert . Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 1999: Multi-part masses. Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 1999: A Lind stole in Himelrich. Freiburger Domsingknaben, Freiburg Spielleyt
  • 1998: Jubilate Deo: the most famous church and cathedral choirs with the greatest hymns. Thomanerchor. Aachen Cathedral Choir. Bremen Cathedral Choir. Freiburg Cathedral Choir. Among others with Georg Christoph Biller, Hans-Josef Roth, Wolfgang Helbich
  • 1997: Praise to Mary through the centuries: a cappella motets. Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 1997: Gustav Mahler: Symphony No. 3. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 1997: Rejoice, Queen of Heaven. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 1997: Where to Sing - The Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir sing folk melodies.
  • 1994: Jesus was born, the Savior of the world. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 1994: Jubilate Deo - festive motets for the church year. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 1991: Masses by M. Haydn and JG Albrechtsberger. Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir
  • 1990: Missa Sancti Aloysii. by Michael Haydn. Freiburg Cathedral Choir, Freiburg Cathedral Choir.
  • 1990: We were given a little child - Christmas with the Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir. Freiburger Mädchenkantorei, Freiburger Domsingknaben
  • 1986: Mass in c minor op.54 by Louis Spohr . Domsingknaben Freiburg, Freiburg Girls' Choir
  • 1986: Prelude, versus et fuga secundi toni. by Franz Anton Maichelbeck . Domsingknaben Freiburger, Freiburg Cathedral Chapel
  • 1977: Mass in B flat major by Franz Schubert . Freiburg Cathedral Boys' Choir with the SWR Symphony Orchestra

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Celebration of a different kind. Südkurier GmbH, November 19, 2002, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
  2. ↑ a b Jutta Binner-Schwarz: Church music and the priesthood is his life. Badischer Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, June 26, 2010, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
  3. ↑ Raimund Hug: "Trying to keep the SWR orchestra". Badischer Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, August 5, 2013, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
  4. ↑ Polyphonic masses. (PDF) (No longer available online.) Ars Musici, archived from the original on February 21, 2014 ; accessed on February 14, 2014 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.classical-mp3.co.uk
  5. ↑ Monika Rombach: Talent factory for instrumentalists and singers. Badischer Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, October 29, 2008, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
  6. ↑ Office of the Federal President
  7. ↑ Cathedral Kapellmeister Dr. Raimund Hug receives the Federal Cross of Merit from Mayor Rolf Böhme. Baden-Württemberg State Archive, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
  8. ^ Stühlingen: About the person. Südkurier GmbH, June 28, 2010, accessed on February 14, 2014 .
personal data
SURNAME Hug, Raimund
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Catholic clergyman, cathedral music director and choir director
DATE OF BIRTH April 17, 1935
PLACE OF BIRTH Stuehlingen