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| Journal Archive |
| Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation |
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| Music Prize goes to Peter Gülke |
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The international Ernst von Siemens Music Prize of 2014 goes to Peter Gülke. The German musicologist and conductor receives the 250,000 Euro award for a life in the service of music. |
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| Composers' Prize Winners |
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The three composer grants-in-aid of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation 2014 go to the Catalan composer Luis Codera Puzo, the Italian Simone Movio and Brigitta Muntendorf from Germany. This distinction is awarded to very promising young composers and comes with a cash prize of 35,000 Euros, as well as a portrait CD produced according to the winner’s own specifications. The CDs will be released in autumn, together with the one from last year's award winner Samy Moussa.
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It seems that Djordjević’s imagination is focussed entirely on an interior world, on the interplay of forces within a de ned space.  |
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Beating Bounds, the Limits of Failure: the Music of Mark Barden.  |
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Ceremonies, too, guard their silences: the music of Christian Mason.  |
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For me, composition is a game’, says Kampe, ‘using objects which – from a distance – don’t seem to belong together.  |
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[...] Hudry researches very early on, a form of vigorous interaction between the performer and the machine – an axis of his compositional output.  |
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This music is about fading away, about reverberations, echoes. European instruments sound Asian, and Asian instruments are integrated into European art music.  |
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“Angst and lament, faith, hope, and joy”: With the help of Gregorian allusions and dense structures, Helmschrott created music that is at once sensual and contemplative.  |
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The Lost Cloud Qurartet conducted by Salvatore Sciarrino, the composer himself.  |
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