Rolf-Hans Müller Prize for Film Music

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The Rolf-Hans Müller Prize for Film Music has been awarded to young film music composers every two years at the Baden-Baden Television Film Festival since 1992 . The prize, endowed with 10,000 euros, is advertised by Südwestrundfunk ; an independent jury will decide on the award of the prize. It was initiated by the then SWF together with Ritha Müller-Davar, Rolf-Hans Müller's widow . Half of the prize money is provided by the Rolf-Hans Müller Foundation and the MFG Film Funding Baden-Württemberg. Works from German-speaking countries and from the genres of television films , television series and docudrama are awarded .

Award winners

1992: Nikolaus Glowna for Another Lover
1994: Frank Loef for Frohes Fest, Lucie
1996: Ralf Wienrich for Life Afterwards
1998: Jörg Lemberg for Der Tunnel
2000: Johannes Kobilke for my life is mine and a handful of happiness
2002: Florian Appl for Berlin is in Germany
2004: Karim Sebastian Elias for Die Rosenzüchterin
2006: Marco Hertenstein for Knef - The early years
2008: Natalia Dittrich for Hands off Mississippi
2010: Rainer Bartesch for Thanksgiving. An Allgäu thriller
2012: Daniel Sus for summer in the country
2014: Martina Eisenreich for Be my Baby
2016: Christoph M. Kaiser and Julian Maas for Der Staat versus Fritz Bauer
2018: Richard Ruzicka for Police Call 110: Night duty

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ SWR.de: Rolf-Hans Müller Prize for Film Music ( Memento from February 12, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ), accessed on October 6, 2012
↑ SWR.de: Rolf-Hans-Müller-Preis für Filmmusik 2010 for Rainer Bartesch ( Memento from February 12, 2013 in the web archive archive.today ), accessed on October 6, 2012
↑ merkur-online.de: Another award for Martina Eisenreich: title for best film music
↑ The winners of the FensehfilmFestival 2018. TV Film Festival Baden-Baden, November 30, 2018, accessed on December 1, 2018 .