Andreae Volkmar
(05. 07. 1879 - 18. 06. 1962)
Andreae Volkmar
c/o Marc Andreae
Via Moretto 6
CH-6924 Sorengo (TI)
Svizzera
c/o Marc Andreae
Via Moretto 6
CH-6924 Sorengo (TI)
Svizzera
Genre: Classical Music
Biography
* 05. 07. 1879 Bern, † 18. 06. 1962 Zürich.
Volkmar Andreae was born July 5, 1879, in Bern and died on 18 June, 1962, in Zurich. He was the son of Philipp Andreae, a chemist, and Adelina Perroni. Andreae spent his early childhood in Bern and was instructed in piano under Selma Stämpfli from the age of five until the completion of his undergraduate education in 1897. He then studied under Ernst Denhof and Dominik von Reding at the 'Musikschule Bern' (Bern School of Music). Karl Munzinger (1842-1911) instructed Andreae in composition and theory. Further education (1897-1900) followed at the conservatory in Cologne, attended simultaneously by Fritz Brun. Andreae studied composition under Franz Wüllner (1832-1902) and under Friedrich Wilhelm Franke (1862-1932).
In 1900 Volkmar Andreae was engaged as solo répétiteur at the 'Hofoper' in Munich, returning subsequently to Bern to study philosophy for a short period at Bern university. In 1901 he enlisted into the armed forces. After having completed his recruitment training in 1899 he intended to dedicate his life to the military but was prevented from this by his friends Joseph Viktor Widmann and Friedrich Hegar. Andreae was often released from his responsibilities at the 'Tonhalle' in Zurich due to military service, particularly during the first world war. He was commander of the 3rd Infantry Battalion in 1913. Andreae first appeared in public on December 22, 1901, in Bern with the cantata 'Charons Nachen' op. 3. From 1902 until 1949 he conducted the 'Gemischten Chor Zürich' after succeeding Hermann Suter (1870-1926) who went on to conduct the 'Allgemeinen Musikgesellschaft' in Basel. Shortly after Andreae became the second conductor, alongside Carl Attenhofer (1837-1914), of the 'Männerchors Zürich', a choir which he was to become permanent conductor of on of July 1, 1904, and remain so until 1924. In addition to this he conducted the 'Stadtsängerverein Winterthur' from 1902 until 1914.
After substituting Friedrich Hegar a number of times due to illness in 1904 and filling other obligations of his in following years, Volkmar Andreae took over the position of chapel master of the 'Tonahalleorchester' when Hegar stepped down in 1906. Only in 1949, at the age of seventy, did Andreae retire from this post. He not only accomplished countless subscription concerts while in this position but was also responsible for the Musician's Festival of the General German Music Association in 1901 and for the implementation of the International Bruckner Festival in 1936. On May 14, 1907, Andreae married Elisabeth Landis who bore him three children; Hans, Ruth and Marianne. Andreae was offered, but refused, the position of succeeding Gustav Mahler as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 1911. He was the conductor of the 'Zürcher Studentengesangsvereins' between 1913 and 1917. This engagement presented him, like his predecessor Carl Attenhofer, with the post of a University Music Director. The associated 'venia legendi' allowed him to lecture for two semesters on the musical form of Beethoven. The University of Zurich conferred the academic title of Doctor Honoris Causa to Andreae on April 18, 1914. In the same year he succeeded Carl Attenhofer (1837-1914) as the director of Zurich Conservatory where he taught not only score playing, but also conducting and composition. Since 1919 Andreae worked together with Carl Vogler (1874-1951) who succeeded him on the board of directors in 1939, remaining there until 1945.
Andreae's popularity grew during the twenties and, with this, so the number of engagements he received from abroad, he was able thereby to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic in 1922 leading subsequently to a concert tour through Switzerland with this orchestra. Andreae's dedication to professional Swiss musicians was made evident through his commitment to the Association of Swiss Musicians (ASM). Founded in 1900, he first became a member of the board of directors of the ASM in 1909, from 1918 until 1920 vice president, and from 1920 until 1925 president thereof. On retiring from this position he was officially nominated the first honorary president of the ASM. Important performances of his own work, for instance the opera 'Abenteuer des Casanova' (1924, Dresden), were being presented abroad. He increased his activities as a guest conductor in foreign countries following his retirement from the 'Tonhalle' in Zurich, where he also permitted many performances of contemporary music including works by his good friend Othmar Schoeck. Besides concerts in Germany, Italy, France and Spain others worthy of mention are those, particularly since the end of the war, with the 'Wiener Philharmonikern'. This work was honoured by the presentation of the 'Nicolai-Medaille'.
Lukas Näf
Volkmar Andreae was born July 5, 1879, in Bern and died on 18 June, 1962, in Zurich. He was the son of Philipp Andreae, a chemist, and Adelina Perroni. Andreae spent his early childhood in Bern and was instructed in piano under Selma Stämpfli from the age of five until the completion of his undergraduate education in 1897. He then studied under Ernst Denhof and Dominik von Reding at the 'Musikschule Bern' (Bern School of Music). Karl Munzinger (1842-1911) instructed Andreae in composition and theory. Further education (1897-1900) followed at the conservatory in Cologne, attended simultaneously by Fritz Brun. Andreae studied composition under Franz Wüllner (1832-1902) and under Friedrich Wilhelm Franke (1862-1932).
In 1900 Volkmar Andreae was engaged as solo répétiteur at the 'Hofoper' in Munich, returning subsequently to Bern to study philosophy for a short period at Bern university. In 1901 he enlisted into the armed forces. After having completed his recruitment training in 1899 he intended to dedicate his life to the military but was prevented from this by his friends Joseph Viktor Widmann and Friedrich Hegar. Andreae was often released from his responsibilities at the 'Tonhalle' in Zurich due to military service, particularly during the first world war. He was commander of the 3rd Infantry Battalion in 1913. Andreae first appeared in public on December 22, 1901, in Bern with the cantata 'Charons Nachen' op. 3. From 1902 until 1949 he conducted the 'Gemischten Chor Zürich' after succeeding Hermann Suter (1870-1926) who went on to conduct the 'Allgemeinen Musikgesellschaft' in Basel. Shortly after Andreae became the second conductor, alongside Carl Attenhofer (1837-1914), of the 'Männerchors Zürich', a choir which he was to become permanent conductor of on of July 1, 1904, and remain so until 1924. In addition to this he conducted the 'Stadtsängerverein Winterthur' from 1902 until 1914.
After substituting Friedrich Hegar a number of times due to illness in 1904 and filling other obligations of his in following years, Volkmar Andreae took over the position of chapel master of the 'Tonahalleorchester' when Hegar stepped down in 1906. Only in 1949, at the age of seventy, did Andreae retire from this post. He not only accomplished countless subscription concerts while in this position but was also responsible for the Musician's Festival of the General German Music Association in 1901 and for the implementation of the International Bruckner Festival in 1936. On May 14, 1907, Andreae married Elisabeth Landis who bore him three children; Hans, Ruth and Marianne. Andreae was offered, but refused, the position of succeeding Gustav Mahler as conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 1911. He was the conductor of the 'Zürcher Studentengesangsvereins' between 1913 and 1917. This engagement presented him, like his predecessor Carl Attenhofer, with the post of a University Music Director. The associated 'venia legendi' allowed him to lecture for two semesters on the musical form of Beethoven. The University of Zurich conferred the academic title of Doctor Honoris Causa to Andreae on April 18, 1914. In the same year he succeeded Carl Attenhofer (1837-1914) as the director of Zurich Conservatory where he taught not only score playing, but also conducting and composition. Since 1919 Andreae worked together with Carl Vogler (1874-1951) who succeeded him on the board of directors in 1939, remaining there until 1945.
Andreae's popularity grew during the twenties and, with this, so the number of engagements he received from abroad, he was able thereby to conduct the Berlin Philharmonic in 1922 leading subsequently to a concert tour through Switzerland with this orchestra. Andreae's dedication to professional Swiss musicians was made evident through his commitment to the Association of Swiss Musicians (ASM). Founded in 1900, he first became a member of the board of directors of the ASM in 1909, from 1918 until 1920 vice president, and from 1920 until 1925 president thereof. On retiring from this position he was officially nominated the first honorary president of the ASM. Important performances of his own work, for instance the opera 'Abenteuer des Casanova' (1924, Dresden), were being presented abroad. He increased his activities as a guest conductor in foreign countries following his retirement from the 'Tonhalle' in Zurich, where he also permitted many performances of contemporary music including works by his good friend Othmar Schoeck. Besides concerts in Germany, Italy, France and Spain others worthy of mention are those, particularly since the end of the war, with the 'Wiener Philharmonikern'. This work was honoured by the presentation of the 'Nicolai-Medaille'.
Lukas Näf
Work list
Vater unser, op. 19
Instrumentation: for mezzo-soprano (or baritone) and organ
Duration: 10' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
"Waldesfriede" and "Graf Isenburg", op. 6
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Texts: Max Wetter
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Drei Männerchöre, op. 22
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Texts: Gottfried Keller
1. Ratzenburg
2. Röschen biss den Apfel an
3. Frühlingslied
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Sonata in D Major, op.4
Instrumentation: for violin and piano
Duration: 25' 00"
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Zwei Männerchöre, op. 17
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
1. Tanzlied (Heinrich Leuthold)
2. Hüt' du dich! (Ludwig Achim von Arnim/Clemens Brentano)
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Zwei Männerchöre, op. 24
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
1. Wanderlied (Otto Rüdel)
2. Der fliegende Holländer (Otto Ernst)
Duration: 5' 00"
Bote & Bock
Lützowufer 26
D-10787 Berlin
Deutschland
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D-10787 Berlin
Deutschland
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Concert Piece, op. 26
Instrumentation: for wind instruments
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Suite, op. 41a
Instrumentation: for male choir, baritone and orchestra
Suite from op. 41.
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Concert in D Minor (1898)
Instrumentation: for piano and orchestra (2.2.2.2/2.2.0.0/timp/str)
Zentralbibliothek Zürich
Musikabteilung
Predigerplatz 33
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
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Predigerplatz 33
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
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Symphony in F Major (1898-1899)
Instrumentation: for orchestra (2.2.2.2.cbn/4.2.3.0/timp/str)
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
String Quartet in Eb Major (1898)
Instrumentation: for string quartet
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Piano Trio No. 1 in F Minor, op.1 (1899)
Instrumentation: for piano, violin and violoncello
Duration: 25' 00"
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Das Göttliche, op. 2 (1900)
Instrumentation: for tenor, mixed choir (SATB) and orchestra
Texts: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Zentralbibliothek Zürich
Musikabteilung
Predigerplatz 33
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Concert Piece in B Minor (1900)
Instrumentation: for piano and orchestra (2.2.2.2/4.2.3.0/timp/str)
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Charons Nachen, op. 3 (1901)
Cantata
Instrumentation: for voices (STB), mixed choir (SATB) and orchestra
Texts: Josef Viktor Widmann
Instrumentation: for voices (STB), mixed choir (SATB) and orchestra
Texts: Josef Viktor Widmann
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Symphonic Fantasy, op. 7 (1903)
Instrumentation: for tenor, male choir (T), organ and large orchestra (3(3picfl).2.ca.2.bcl.2.cbn)/6.4.3.2/timp.perc(tri, tam tam, small drum)/hp.org.pf/str)
Texts: Walter Schädelin
1. Schwermut
2. Entrückung
3. Vision
Duration: 25' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Der Spielmann, op. 5 (1903)
Four lieder
Instrumentation: for male voice and piano
Texts: Max Wetter
Duration: 10' 00"
Instrumentation: for male voice and piano
Texts: Max Wetter
Duration: 10' 00"
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Schutzgeister (1904)
Cantata
Instrumentation: for tenor, male choir and orchestra (1.1.2.1/2.2.1.0/timp/str)
Texts: Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
Instrumentation: for tenor, male choir and orchestra (1.1.2.1/2.2.1.0/timp/str)
Texts: Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
Zentralbibliothek Zürich
Musikabteilung
Predigerplatz 33
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Tel. +41 (0)44 268 31 81
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Predigerplatz 33
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Drei schlichte Weisen, op. 8 (1904)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
1. Der schwere Traum
2. Lieblich hat sich gesellet
3. Weinschröterlied
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
String Quartet in B Major, op. 9 (1905)
Instrumentation: for string quartet
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Six Poems, op. 10 (1906)
Instrumentation: for voice and piano
Texts: Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
1. Requiem
2. Ein Lied Chastelards
3. Schnitterlied
4. Eingelegte Ruder
5. Abendwolke
6. Fülle
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Vier Männerchöre, op. 11 (1906)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
1. Auf dem Canale grande (Conrad Ferdinand Meyer)
2. Der Jungschmied (Walter Schädelin)
3. Die schweren Zeiten (August Kopisch)
4. Campo santo di Staglieno (Friedrich Nietzsche)
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Four Songs, op. 12 (1907)
Instrumentation: for voice and piano
1. Mond am Tage (Conrad Ferdinand Meyer)
2. Alte Schweizer (Conrad Ferdinand Meyer)
3. Der Schmied (Walter Schädelin)
4. Du bist ein Kind (Ernst Ziel)
Duration: 12' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Piano Trio in Eb Major, op. 14 (1908)
Instrumentation: for piano, violin and violoncello
Duration: 30' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Vier Männerchöre, op. 13 (1909)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Texts: Meinrad Lienert
1. Pfiyfferfahrt
2. Hochsigzyt
3. 's Fischli
4. Haarus!
Duration: 15' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Four Songs, op. 15 (1909)
Instrumentation: for voice and piano
1. Wenn ich Abschied nehme (Karl Weitbrecht)
2. Eiche im Sturm (Walter Schädelin)
3. Nirgend mehr ein Sonnenschein (Karl Weitbrecht)
4. Der Bevorzugte (Carl Spitteler)
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Six Poems in the Swiss German Dialect, op. 16 (1909)
Instrumentation: for voice and piano
Texts: Meinrad Lienert
1. 'S G'spüslis Auge: "Aeugli hät mys Schatzeli"
2. Die alte Schwyzer: "Wer sind die alte Schwyzer gsy"
3. Herbstliedli: "Lyslig falled d'Blätter"
4. I wett i wär: "I wett i wär 's Chopfchüsseli"
5. Inukerli: "Doli doli, Chindli"
6. Dr Handorgeler: "Bi blöiss à arme Musikant"
Duration: 21' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Chilbizyte, op. 18 (1910)
Instrumentation: for two voices (ST) and piano
Texts: Meinrad Lienert
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Six Piano Pieces, op. 20 (1911)
Instrumentation: for piano
1. Praeludium
2. Bacchantischer Tanz
3. Frage
4. Catalonisches Ständchen
5. Adagio
6. Unruhige Nacht
Duration: 12' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
An die Hoffnung, op. 21 (1912)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Texts: Walter Schädelin
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Four Poems, op. 23 (1913)
Instrumentation: for voice and piano
Texts: Hermann Hesse
1. Ravenna: "Ich bin auch in Ravenna gewesen"
2. Gebet der Schiffer: "Die Stunden eilen - Mitternacht!"
3. Bei Spezia: "In grossen Takten singt das Meer"
4. Barcarole: "Spiegellichter flackern hin und wieder"
Duration: 14' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Ratcliff, op. 25 (1914)
Tragedy
Texts: Heinrich Heine
Texts: Heinrich Heine
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Magentalied, op. 28 (1917)
Ballad
Instrumentation: for male choir and orchestra (2.2.2.2.cbn/4.2.3.1/3timp.perc(tri, tam tam, cym, small drum, bass drum)/str)
Texts: Textautor unbekannt
Duration: 7' 00"
Instrumentation: for male choir and orchestra (2.2.2.2.cbn/4.2.3.1/3timp.perc(tri, tam tam, cym, small drum, bass drum)/str)
Texts: Textautor unbekannt
Duration: 7' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Little Suite, op. 27 (1917)
Instrumentation: for orchestra (3.3.3.3/4.2.3.1/timp.perc/hp.cel/str)
Duration: 10' 00"
Leuckart
Pasingerstrasse 38a
82152 Planegg
Deutschland
Tel. +49 89 8599944
Fax +49 898993323
thomi-berg@t-online.de
www.thomi-berg.de
82152 Planegg
Deutschland
Tel. +49 89 8599944
Fax +49 898993323
thomi-berg@t-online.de
www.thomi-berg.de
String Trio in D Minor, op. 29 (1917)
Instrumentation: for violin, viola and violoncello
Duration: 18' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Notturno and Scherzo, op. 30 (1918)
Instrumentation: for orchestra (3.3.3.3/4.2.3.1/timp.perc/hp.cel/str)
Leuckart
Pasingerstrasse 38a
82152 Planegg
Deutschland
Tel. +49 89 8599944
Fax +49 898993323
thomi-berg@t-online.de
www.thomi-berg.de
82152 Planegg
Deutschland
Tel. +49 89 8599944
Fax +49 898993323
thomi-berg@t-online.de
www.thomi-berg.de
Symphony in C Major, op. 31 (1919)
Instrumentation: for large orchestra (picfl.3.2.ca.4.2.cbn/4.4.3.1/timp.2perc/hp.cel/str)
Duration: 25' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
String Quartet No. 2 in E Minor, op. 33 (1919)
Instrumentation: for string quartet
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Rhapsody, op. 32 (1920)
Instrumentation: for violin and orchestra (2.2.2.2/3.2.3.0/timp.perc(tri, cym, tambourine)/str)
Duration: 14' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Abenteuer des Casanova, op. 34 (1924)
Four one-acters
Texts: Ferdinand Lion
Texts: Ferdinand Lion
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Music for Orchestra No. 1, op. 35 (1929)
Instrumentation: for orchestra (4(picfl).2.ca.3.2.cbn/4.3.3.1/timp.3perc/pf/str)
Duration: 12' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Höheres Leben, op. 36 (1929)
Instrumentation: for male choir (TTBB) and wind orchstra (0.2.2.2.cbn/4.3.3.1/timp.bdm)
Texts: Friedrich Hölderlin
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Li-tai-pe, op. 37 (1931)
Eight Chinese songs
Instrumentation: for tenor and orchestra (3.3(ca).3(bcl).3(cbn)/4.3.3.0/timp.perc/hp/str)
Texts: Alfred Henschke (Klabund)
1. The Song of Sorrow
2. Wanderer Awakens in the Hostel
3. The Fisherman in Spring
4. On the Banks of the Yoh-Yeh
5. Si-schy
6. Dancing on a Clouds
7. Farewell
8. The Great White Egret
Duration: 18' 00"
Instrumentation: for tenor and orchestra (3.3(ca).3(bcl).3(cbn)/4.3.3.0/timp.perc/hp/str)
Texts: Alfred Henschke (Klabund)
1. The Song of Sorrow
2. Wanderer Awakens in the Hostel
3. The Fisherman in Spring
4. On the Banks of the Yoh-Yeh
5. Si-schy
6. Dancing on a Clouds
7. Farewell
8. The Great White Egret
Duration: 18' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Suite, op. 38 (1935)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Texts: Ernst Zahn
Duration: 10' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Concert in F Minor, op. 40 (1935)
Instrumentation: for violin and orchestra (2.2.2.2/3.2.0.0/timp.perc(tri,cym,timbrel ring,rod)/str)
Duration: 14' 00"
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Angedenken und andere Chöre, op. 39 (1935)
Instrumentation: for male a-cappella choir
Hug & Co. Musikverlage
Limmatquai 28-30
CH-8001 Zürich
CH-8001 Zürich
Concertino, op. 42 (1941)
Instrumentation: for oboe and orchestra (2.0.2.2/2.2.0.0/timp.perc/str)
Duration: 15' 00"
Boosey & Hawkes
London
Music for the 'La cité sur la montagne' Festival, op. 41 (1942)
Instrumentation: for orchestra (2.2(ca).2.2/4.4.3.1/timp.2perc/str)
Texts: Gonzague de Reynold
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Divertimento, op. 43 (1942)
Instrumentation: for flute and strings
Stadtarchiv Zürich
Haus zum Untern Rech, Neumarkt 4
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
CH-8001 Zürich
Schweiz
Diskographie
Volkmar Andreae (Guild Nr. GMCD 7355, 2010)
Andreae, Volkmar: Sonate in D-Dur, op. 4 ()
Andreae, Volkmar: Sechs Klavierstücke, op. 20 (1911)
Andreae, Volkmar: Streichtrio d-Moll, op. 29 (1917)
Works:
Andreae, Volkmar: Streichquartett, Es-Dur (1898)Andreae, Volkmar: Sonate in D-Dur, op. 4 ()
Andreae, Volkmar: Sechs Klavierstücke, op. 20 (1911)
Andreae, Volkmar: Streichtrio d-Moll, op. 29 (1917)
Lieder nach Gedichten von Hermann Hesse (MDS Records Nr. 3017, 2002)
Works:
Andreae, Volkmar: Vier Gedichte, op. 23 (1913)Info: www.fonoteca.ch
Romantic Swiss Songs (Guild Nr. GMCD 7237, 2002)
Andreae, Volkmar: Vier Gesänge, op. 12 (1907)
With more works of: Robert Freund, Paul Kletzky, Othmar choeck
Works:
Andreae, Volkmar: Sechs Gedichte, op. 10 (1906)Andreae, Volkmar: Vier Gesänge, op. 12 (1907)
With more works of: Robert Freund, Paul Kletzky, Othmar choeck
Info: www.fonoteca.ch
Quatuors pour flûte &cordes du XXe siècle (Traversière – Flute collection Nr. REF 210/267, 2001)
Works:
Andreae, Volkmar: Divertimento, op. 43 (1942)Spielmannsweisen. Schweizer Lieder zwischen Romantik und Moderne (Musikszene Schweiz Nr. MGB 6179, 2001)
Schoeck, Othmar: Spielmannsweisen, op. 56 (1944)
Andreae, Volkmar: Der Spielmann, op. 5 (1903)
Mieg, Peter: Drei Gesänge nach Hofmannsthal (1968)
With more works of: Friedrich Hegar, Hans Huber
Interpreters:
Dünki, Jean-JacquesWorks:
Burkhard, Willy: Neun Lieder auf Texte von Christian Morgenstern, op. 70 (1943-1944)Schoeck, Othmar: Spielmannsweisen, op. 56 (1944)
Andreae, Volkmar: Der Spielmann, op. 5 (1903)
Mieg, Peter: Drei Gesänge nach Hofmannsthal (1968)
With more works of: Friedrich Hegar, Hans Huber
Info: www.fonoteca.ch
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