Klaus Huber

Klaus Huber

Musician · Switzerland · 1924–2017

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Discography

Albums
Œuvres pour flûtesŒuvres pour flûtes2017

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...à l'âme de descendre de sa monture et aller sur ses pieds de soie... / Metanoia...à l'âme de descendre de sa monture et aller sur ses pieds de soie... / Metanoia2012

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L'œuvre pour violoncelleL'œuvre pour violoncelle2010

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Lamentationes sacrae et profanae ad responsaria JesualdiLamentationes sacrae et profanae ad responsaria Jesualdi2006

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Des Engels Anredung an die Seele / Schattenblätter / Senfkorn / Blätterlos / Alveare Vernat / Ein Hauch von Unzeit IIIDes Engels Anredung an die Seele / Schattenblätter / Senfkorn / Blätterlos / Alveare Vernat / Ein Hauch von Unzeit III1996

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...Ohne Grenze und Rand... / Protuberanzen / Erinnere dich an G....Ohne Grenze und Rand... / Protuberanzen / Erinnere dich an G.1994

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Klaus Huber: Cantiones de Circulo Gyrante / Giacinto Scelsi: I PresagiKlaus Huber: Cantiones de Circulo Gyrante / Giacinto Scelsi: I Presagi1994

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Fragmente aus Frühling / transpositio ad infinitum / Auf die ruhige Nachtzeit / Schattenblätter / Ascensus / Trio à cordesFragmente aus Frühling / transpositio ad infinitum / Auf die ruhige Nachtzeit / Schattenblätter / Ascensus / Trio à cordes1992

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Achievements

Award
Reinhold Schneider Prize
Award
Ernst von Siemens Music Prize
Award
Kultur- und Friedenspreis der Villa Ichon
Award
Honorary Member of the International Society for Contemporary Music

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Passport
Born

1924-11-30

Country

CH

Died

2017-10-02

Instruments

violin

Identifiers & aliases
Disambiguation

Swiss composer

ISNI

0000000109695265

Description

Swiss composer (1924-2017)

Extract from Wikipedia

Klaus Huber was a Swiss composer and academic based in Basel and Freiburg. Among his students were Brian Ferneyhough, Michael Jarrell, Younghi Pagh-Paan, Toshio Hosokawa, Wolfgang Rihm, and Kaija Saariaho. He received the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize in 2009, among other awards.

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