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(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4For homonymous articles, see Angerer.        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Paul Leopold Ferdinand Angerer , born the May 16, 1927 In Vienna and Death on July 26, 2017 [ first ] , is a Verse, conductor and Austrian composer.   Paul Angerer studied the theory of music and the composition with Friedrich Reidinger and Alfred Uhl, and the orchestra management with Hans Swoodky [ 2 ] . At the start of his career, he belonged to the alto desk of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, that of the Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra and the Orchestra of French -speaking Switzerland then he was soloist alto ‘Vienna Symphony Orchestra from 1953 to 1957. Angerer began to direct the Vienna Chamber Orchestra and Orchestras in Bonn and Ulm. From 1967 to 1972, he was the main leader of the Salzburg Opera Theater (Salzburger Landestheater (of) ) and then of the Pforzheim Chamber Orchestra from 1971 to 1982. In 1982, Angerer began to drive the concilium musicum wien which he founded the same year and obtained a professor’s place at the Academy of Music and Vienna show arts from 1982 to 1992. Paul Angerer received the Austrian Grand Prix in 1953 for his Music for viola alone [ 3 ] , [ 4 ] .        (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4For complete recording of Church sonatas From Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, his orchestra Concilium Musicum Wien received the Mozart interpretation prize “Fl\u00f6t\u00e9hr” from the Mozart community in Vienna and the city of Vienna. In 1974, he recorded, with Konrad Ragossni and the S\u00fcdwestdeusches Kammerochester, three concertos for guitar (by J. F. Fasch, A. Vivaldi and J. L. Krebs) for Vox Musicalis – CBS (Ref: Vox 35 050). Paul Angerer’s style is influenced by that of Paul Hindemith. His works are published by Verlag Doblinger, Universal Edition, C. Haslinger and M. Reift editions. Table of ContentsOpera [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Orchestra [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Harmony orchestra [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Concerting music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Chamber music and instrumental [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Harp [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Harpsichord and clavicorde [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Organ [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Piano [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Vocal music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Choral music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Opera [ modifier | Modifier and code ] The passport control , television opera (1958) Orchestra [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Orchesterwerk I (1946) Orchesterwerk II (1947) Sinfonia III For chamber orchestra (1947) Music for string instruments VIII For 15 string instruments (1950) Music for orchestra (1950) Gradation (1951) Sinfonia in A (1951) Youth concert (1956) Music Fera (1956) Reminder For 14 strings (1972) Go to the world For string orchestra (1975) Harmony orchestra [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Angerer march (1986) Railway march (1987) Concerting music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Sinfonia I For organ and chamber orchestra (1945) Concerto for viola, harpsichord and 5 winds (oboe, English horn, 2 bassoons, trumpet) (1946) Concerto for viola and chamber orchestra (1947) Concerto for harpsichord and 6 winds (flute, oboe, 2 bassoons, trumpet and trombone) (1950) Concerto for Alto and Brass Sextet (3 trumpets, 2 trombones, snorkel) (1950) Music for string instruments IX For alto and string orchestra (1950) Response For English horn and string orchestra (1951) Liberation For violin and chamber orchestra (1952) Music for piano and strings (Music for piano and thongs) (1953) Music to impact and a beat For violin, viola, cello and soloist double bass, roping orchestra and percussion (1955) Conference between two cellos For 2 cellos and chamber orchestra (1956) Concert (sonnerie) For harpsichord, roping orchestra and percussion (1956) Glorying For double bass and chamber orchestra (1957) Concerto for Alto and Orchestra (1962, 1975) Concerto for 2 alto and chamber orchestra flutes (1962) Concerto for alto da gamba, strings and percussion (1962) Concerto for piano and string orchestra (1962) Anything For double bass and rope orchestra (1977) Music conquisita – The Fidicina and Cordarum sound For harp and string orchestra (1981) Music For cello and chamber orchestra (1983) Chamber music and instrumental [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Match in E minor pour alto et piano (1944) Music For Alto and Piano (1945) Music for string instruments I For string quartet (1945) Sonata in A for violin and piano (1945) Music for string instruments II For 2 altos, cello and double bass (1946) Music for string instruments III For solo violin, 2 altos, cello and double bass (1946) Trio for oboe, Alto and Basson (1946) Chamber music For brass quintet (1947) Music for oboe and string instruments (1947) Music for string instruments IV For 2 violins, viola, cello and double bass (1947) Music for string instruments V , Trio for violin, viola and cello (1947) sextet For flute, trumpet, bassoon, violin, viola and double bass (1947) Concert for twelve instruments For Piccolo, flute, clarinet, bassoon, trombone, snorkel, 2 altos, cello, double bass, piano and timpani (1948) Music for bassoon, string instruments and piano (1948) Music for viola alone For solo alto (1948) Entertainment For flute, oboe and bassoon (1949) Duo for viola and cello (1949) Music for trumpet, string instruments and piano For trumpet, 2 altos, cello, double bass and piano (1949) Music for violoncello alone For cello alone (1949) Music for viola and double bass For viola and double bass (1949) Music for string instruments VI For 2 violins, viola, cello and double bass (1950) Music for string instruments VII , Trio for 2 altos and double bass (1950) Contest musical For flute and horn (1951) Duo for violin and viola (1951) Flute music For alto and harpsichord flute (1951) Concert quartet For oboe, horn, viola and bassoon (1951) Octet For clarinet, horn, bassoon, 2 violins, vioins, cello and double bass (1951) Pastoral For Alto da Gamba (1951) Natural movement For violin, viola and cello (1951) Serenade For violin, viola, horn and bassoon (1951) sextet For oboe, English horn, trumpet, horn and 2 bassoons (1951) String Quartet (1951) Duo for alto and viola beak (1952) Varies For 2 violins, 2 altos and cello (1952) Hornquartett For 4 horns (1953) Dumination For Alto and Piano (1953) Dances (Dances) for 3 violins (1953) Touched For 2 alto and harpsichords (1953) flutes (1953) Trio for oboe, Cor and Basson (1953) Trio for alto, rape d’amour and lute flute (1953\u20131955) Invocation For violin, cello and piano (1954) Music For cello and piano (1954, 1983) Dances (Dances) for violin and piano (1955) Et\u00fcde: a technical and quite musical etude For violin and piano (1956) quintet For flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon (1956) Three poems for Angelo For trumpet, horn and 2 trombones (1957) Trio for violin, beak flute and guitar (1961) Gaillarde song For oboe (or violin), cello (or bassoon) and harpsichord (or piano) (1963) Thought For flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, violin, viola, cello and double bass (1964) Articulated music For 13 winds (1970) Soothing evening For flute and harp (1970) Quartett I For alto beak, alto da gamba, guitar and percussion (1971) Trio I fragments For flute, oboe and cello (1971) Trio II phrases For violin, cello and piano (1973) Conjunction For violin and harp (1975) Trio 3 bank For violin, viola and cello (1975) The promised For 8 flutes (1976) Piecemeal For solo violin (1978) Exercise canonical , 4 canonical pieces for 2 altos (1980) Concertoral interview For flute, oboe, violin, viola and cello (1982) Platform For 6 oboe (1983) Trifolium octangulum For Viole d’Amour, Hammered Dulcimer and cello (1983) Tubilustrium: an exercise in bubbles For Tuba and Piano (1985) Oculus For horn, 2 trumpets, trombone and tuba (1986) quartet For 9 beak flutes (1986) Cheerful For Viole d’Amour, flute, violin and double bass (1987) Blechsalat For 3 trumpets and 3 trombones (1989) Quadriga For 4 trombones (1990) Sinfonia, lullaby and dance For Viole d’Amour, violin and double bass (or cello) (1993) Crazy For Cor and Piano (1996) Three pieces for 3 horns I For 3 Cors (1996) Three pieces for 3 horns II For 3 Cors (1996) Three pieces for 3 horns III For 3 Cors (1996) A theme , 3 pieces for Cor and Piano (1996) Music for CORNUARIO deep For Cor and Piano (1996) Quartilatus mean and easily , 4 pieces for Cor and Piano (1996) four heads , 3 Pieces pour 4 cors (1996) Terz, Quart and Quint , 3 pieces for 2 horns (1996) 4 pieces For Cor and Piano (1996) 2 pieces for deep horn and piano (1996) Competition between major and minor For 2 Viol d’amour (1997) Soothing evening For Trombone and Harp (1998) Octangulum For Viole d’Amour and Piano (1999) Harp [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Stadium Veronica , 6 pieces (1971) La Nostalgia: Walzer-Paraphrase (1977) Harpsichord and clavicorde [ modifier | Modifier and code ] 4 organ pipes present themselves , 4 small pieces for harpsichord (1946) 5 toCcate (1957) A Tablet (1985) Organ [ modifier | Modifier and code ] The you are three in unity , Choir Fantaisy (1944) Give Fried, O Pious, Faithful God , Chorale Prelude (1944) Wing altar: Musica Pro Organo III to Herbert Boeckl (1946) Musica pro orgueo (1946) Praeambulum in three parts and fugue (1946) Resurrection , Sacred music (1946) 4 Praeambeln (1953) Prelica and Fugue Halap\u00e9 (1954) Praeambulum and fugue For positive organ (1960) Grief and joy (1980) Christian is bought , Chorale Variations (1995) Piano [ modifier | Modifier and code ] 5 joints (1944) Passacaglia in G minor (1944) Prelude and joint in F minor (1944) Sonata in F major (1944) About Sonatina in Phjor (1944) Touched in G major (1944) Variations on a topic by Joseph Haydn (1944) Variations on a topic by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart For piano at 4-Mays (1945) Annex musics with a reason For piano at 4-Mays (1946) House music For piano at 4-Mays (1946) Punch For piano at 4-Mays (1946) Progressio (1952) Always tied (1953) Mood , 5 pieces (1955) 3 piano pieces (1973\u20131974) Vocal music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] 2 songs for mezzo-soprano and piano or string trio (1949); Text by Barbara Peter triptych , 3 baritone songs, 2 oboe, 2 bassoon, trumpet and trombone (1949); Text by Barbara Peter Solve song of a farmer man for baritone and ropes orchestra (1950); Text by Matthias Claudius 3 fools leader for baritone and piano (1960); text d As You Like It The William Shakespeare Lonely dreams , Rilke variations for soprano, baritone and chamber orchestra (1965); Rainer text Maria Rilke Masonic code For Basse and Piano (1979) Communion For soprano and organ (1995) 5 songs For soprano and rope orchestra (1998); Text by Elisabeth de Bavaria Choral music [ modifier | Modifier and code ] Singing of myself For soloists, choir and orchestra (1946); Walt Whitman text Missa Pro Choir a chapel (1946) Symphony II Sunday in passion For children’s choir and orchestra (1946) Harvest For choir, set and organ (1947) On my lovely God , Cantata for soprano, choir and room set (1948); Text by Sigmund Weingartner If the sky wants to save, he gives love , Oratorio for soprano, tenor, baritone, mixed choir and orchestra (1949); Lao Tseu text The latest day For choir, 2 (or more) altos, cello and double bass (1951); Text by Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart Agamemnon must die (Agamemnon must die), cantata for mezzo-soprano, tenor, baritone, reciting, 2 choirs and orchestra (1954\u20131955); Text by Rudolf Bayr The Scarecrow For children’s choir with 3 votes a cappella (1956); text by Wladimir von Hartlieb Legend of Oedipus , Cantate for baritone, reciting, mixed choir and orchestra (1956); Text by Rudolf Bayr Poem 13.5.1941 For mixed choir in cappella (1962); text by Pablo Picasso Cantata at the opening of the Fritz-Erler School For choir, viola, piano and percussion (1976) Four choirs (4 choruses) (1982); Comedy text Henno The Johannes Reuchlin Missa side stettenis , German mass for cantor, choir, brass, timpani and organ (1987) Five Latin sayings For men’s choir (1990) GERASER organ fair For Cantor, Choir and Organ (1995) Wing For children’s choir and piano (1999) (in) (of)  Paul Angerer Council Musicum Wien (of) (in)  Paul Angerer Music Information Center Austria: biographical information and list of works  Music resources : Audiovisual resources : Notes in generalist dictionaries or encyclopedias :       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || 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