Stefan Schulzki

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Stefan Schulzki (* 1970 in Augsburg ) is a German composer.

Life

Stefan Schulzki studied piano at the State University for Music and Performing Arts in Heidelberg-Mannheim, then composition with Ulrich Leyendecker in Mannheim and film music and sound design at the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy in Ludwigsburg. At the Mozarteum in Salzburg he completed a postgraduate course in composition with Adriana Hölszky . He has been a freelance composer since 2001.

As a composer for film and theater, he has already worked with many well-known directors, including Jarg Pataki , Roland Suso Richter , Stephan Rick , Thomas Schadt , Sigi Rothemund , Nikolaus Leytner , Iain Dilthey , Detlef Bothe , Cyrill Boss , Philipp Stennert , Anja Jacobs , Till Endemann , Jakob Ziemnicki , Lars Jessen , Winfried Oelsner, Martin Gies , Franziska Meyer-Price and Nico Zingelmann .

The American independent feature Looking Through Lillian was one of his first feature films . This was followed by work for the theater (including Deutsches Theater Berlin , the time and the room of Botho Strauss ). Since 2004 he has written the music for all episodes of the television film series Donna Leon .

Many of his films received prizes and awards, including a nomination for a student Oscar ("Kuscheldoktor", director: Anja Jacobs ).

Stefan Schulzki also works as a composer for concert music. As such he received the Gersthofer Kunstförderpreis in 1997. In 2000 he was invited to work with the Ensemble Modern as part of the Young Talent Forum of the Society for New Music Frankfurt . At the international festival The Diaghilev Seasons in Perm (Russia) 2003 he presented his piano works. In 2004 he received a composition commission for the inauguration of Federal President Horst Köhler . Since 2008 he has been a founding member and pianist of the composers' conspiracy . In 2009 he received the music grant from the City of Munich and in 2011 the award for the best film music at the Lünen Cinema Festival .

Schulzki teaches music theory at the Leopold Mozart Center of the University of Augsburg .

Works (selection)

  • Piano concerto for piano, ensemble and live electronics
  • You will tell your secret for solo voice, live electronics and piano (based on texts by Unica Zürn , Daniel Graziadei and Joseph von Eichendorff)
  • Animal Dreams for live electronics
  • Mondnacht for voice and piano (after Joseph von Eichendorff )
  • Schatten Rosen Schatten for solo voice, ensemble and live electronics (based on Ingeborg Bachmann )
  • Three epigrams after Bertolt Brecht for solo voice, choir, piano and live electronics
  • Prelude for orchestra and live electronics
  • Game rest zone for ensemble and electronics
  • Music for piano and electronics No. 4
  • Music for piano and electronics No. 3
  • suite de tout for alto saxophone and piano
  • Erlkönig for voice and piano (after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe )
  • Everything (Lied II) for soprano and live electronics
  • Craving for violin and piano
  • Trio for clarinet, violoncello and piano
  • Politisches Lied 2011 for mezzo-soprano and ensemble (Text: Norbert Niemann )
  • Song for mezzo-soprano and piano
  • Widerschein III - Reset for flute, clarinet, cello, piano and electronics
  • 322 from “Dark Rooms” for brass and percussion
  • Music for piano and electronics No. 2 for piano and electronics
  • Piano quintet - The summer of my life for string quartet, piano and electronics
  • Odyssey - Derailing upwards for flute, violin, cello, guitar, marimba, piano and electronics
  • Four rooms for solo violin, solo cello, harpsichord, string orchestra and live electronics
  • Widerschein II for soprano saxophone, Hammond organ and live electronics
  • Music for piano and electronics No. 1 for piano and playback
  • The time and the room for flute, viola and harp
  • Piano trio for violin, violoncello and piano
  • Sperduto for clarinet and piano
  • Outlook for string orchestra
  • 4 early piano pieces for piano solo

Filmography (selection)

Awards

  • 1997: Gersthofer Art Prize
  • 2000: Selection for the 5th GNM Young Talent Forum / Ensemble Modern Young Talent Forum
  • 2009: Music grant from the City of Munich
  • 2011: Prize for the best film music at the Lünen Kinofest for Unter Neighbors

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ münchen.de Jury statement 2009
  2. ↑ Prize winners with reasons , accessed on November 14, 2011
  3. ↑ Leopold Mozart Center: Lecturer (inn) s ( Memento of 13 January 2011 at the Internet Archive ) - Accessed on 26 January 2011th
  4. ↑ Prize winners with reasons , accessed on November 14, 2011
personal data
SURNAME Schulzki, Stefan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH augsburg