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Andre Asriel

Andre Asriel (22 February 1922 – 28 May 2019)[1] was an Austrian-German composer.

Life Edit

Born in Vienna, Asriel first attended the Akademisches Gymnasium and then the Bundesgymnasium IX (Gymnasium Wasagasse) in Vienna, where the later Oscar winner and composer Ernest Gold was his classmate. Here he pursued musical studies at the same time, studying piano with Grete Hinterhofer and theory with Richard Stöhr at the State Academy of Music in Vienna from 1936 to 1938. He was extraordinarily gifted and an outstanding pianist even at a young age.

After the Anschluss to Nazi Germany, his mother ensured that her 16-year-old son Andre was able to emigrate to England with a Kindertransport as a racially persecuted person at the end of 1938. She herself did not manage to escape. With the beginning of the war in September 1939, all ties to the old homeland and the family were severed. Music was Asriel's interest even in a foreign country, but he did not know how to start and finance a suitable course of study. Through an encounter with the later poet Erich Fried - also a former pupil of Wasagymnasium - he found contact with the exile organisation Freie Deutsche Jugend (FDJ), which also financed his studies. Asriel took over the leadership of the London FDJ choir and made friends among its members. As Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music (L.R.A.M.), he continued his studies from 1941 with Franz Osborn (piano) and Ernst Hermann Meyer (composition).

His gratitude to the FDJ led Asriel to destroyed Germany in 1946 to help build socialism there. In 1946 he continued his music studies, which had been interrupted in exile, at the Hochschule für Musik in the western part of Berlin with Reinhard Schwarz-Schilling and Hermann Wunsch (composition) and Richard Rössler (piano). This was followed by the state examination in piano in 1948. From 1950 to 1951, Andre Asriel was a master student at the Deutsche Akademie der Künste (East Berlin) with Hanns Eisler. From 1950 to 1967, he was a lecturer and then professor of composition at the Hochschule für Musik "Hanns Eisler" (DDR). He retired in 1980.

Asriel became known above all for his political songs. But film music was also an important field of activity for him. He wrote the music for more than 30 films. Furthermore, he composed chansons, ballads, chamber, vocal and instrumental music. Many of his compositions were influenced by jazz music.

He was married to the Germanist Gertrud (Katja) Asriel from 1951 and had two children.

In 1951, Asriel was awarded the National Prize of the GDR, in 1970 the Kunstpreis des FDGB [de], and in 1974 and 1982 the Patriotic Order of Merit.

Chamber music (1964–1972) Edit

  • 20 Variationen über "Ich hab mein Feinsliebchen", for flute and guitar
  • Shakespeare-Suite, for two trumpets and two trombones, 1993, Neue Musik
  • Katzenwalzer, for violin and piano

Music for keyboard instruments (1962–1988) Edit

  • Sonate, for piano
  • Fuge in C, for piano
  • Toccata und Fuge, for organ

Music for concert guitar (1962-1988) Edit

  • Baroque in Blue, for solo guitar
  • A Little Jazz Music, for guitar solo
  • Prelude and Toccata, for 2 guitars
  • Etudes and Recital Pieces, for solo guitar
  • Four Pieces, for 2 guitars
  • Suite in E, for 2 guitars
  • Cinque pezzi obbligati, for solo guitar

Choral music (1951–1977) Edit

  • Mahle, Mühle mahle (Walter Dehmel), for mixed choir
  • Suite in Scat, für gemischten Chor und Rhythmusgruppe
  • Sechs Fabeln nach Aesop, for mixed choir
  • Drei Chöre nach lateinischen Texten, for mixed choir
  • Drei Kommentare zu „Moro lasso“ by Carlo Gesualdo, for chamber choir and six instruments
  • Drei ernste Gesänge (Bertolt Brecht), for male choir

Mass Lieder (1941–1983) Edit

  • Wir lieben das Leben (Erich Fried)
  • Viel Blut ward hingegeben (Kurt Barthel)
  • Freundschaft, Einheit, Frieden (Herbert Keller)
  • Es lebe das Brot (KuBa)
  • Tapfer lacht die junge Garde (Kurt Barthel)
  • Roter Oktober (KuBa)
  • Schlacht am Galgenberg (Manfred Bieler)
  • Matrosen von Kiel (Bodo Krautz)
  • Lied der Republik (Heinz Kahlau)
  • Die rote Fahne (Helmut Kontauts)

Songs and Chansons (1948–1975) Edit

  • Lied vom St.Nimmerleinstag (Bertolt Brecht)
  • Gegen den Krieg (KuBa)
  • Ungarisches Largo (Jens Gerlach)
  • Lied von der Eile (Heinz Kahlau)
  • Atomraketenlied (Jens Gerlach)
  • Lehmhaus-Blues (Jens Gerlach)
  • Lied vom Glück (Bertolt Brecht)
  • Limericks (Peter Hacks)
  • Argumentation (Jens Gerlach)
  • Dukatenlied (Jens Gerlach)
  • Treue (Heinrich Heine)
  • Abend in einer großen Stadt (Louis Fürnberg)
  • Auf der Sonnenseite (Manfred Krug)
  • Shimmy in grün (Peter Hacks)
  • Auf dem Bergarbeiterball (Peter Hacks)
  • Die Oliven gedeihen (Peter Hacks)
  • Oktober (Alfred Kerr)
  • Der September (Erich Kästner)
  • Der Monarch (Peter Hacks)
  • Das Osterhuhn (Heinz Kahlau)
  • Mondlied (Peter Hacks)
  • Lied von den Kranichen (Kurt Demmler)
  • Karl I. (Heinrich Heine)
  • So muss es sein (Volker Braun nach Béranger)

Piano Lieder (1940–1971) Edit

  • Childe Harold (Heinrich Heine)
  • Drei Gesänge (Langston Hughes)
  • Zwei Sprüche (Bertolt Brecht)
  • Der Tod (Matthias Claudius)
  • Halt an dein Boot (Wolfram Dietrich)
  • Sechs Lieder (Bertolt Brecht)
  • Acht Liebeslieder (Jens Gerlach)
  • Schön Dorindgen (Peter Hacks)
  • Narrenlied (William Shakespeare)
  • Wer ist Sylvia (William Shakespeare)
  • Baumlige Lieder (Helmut Stöhr)
  • Numerous folk song arrangements, including
Jiddische Volkslieder – Kinder- und Wiegenlieder, Verlag Neue Musik, Berlin
Jiddische Volkslieder – Berufs- und Ständelieder, Verlag Neue Musik, Berlin
Jiddische Volkslieder – Liebeslieder, Verlag Neue Musik, Berlin

Film scores and theatre music (1955-1986) Edit

Film scores Edit

Feature films Edit
Short films Edit
  • Lebendes Eisen (1955), Berthold Beissert (Popular science film)
  • Märkische Novelle (1957), Max Jaap (documentary)
  • Das Faschingskostüm (1958), Kurt Weiler (animated film)
  • Martin Andersen Nexö (1959), Joachim Kunert (documentary)
  • Der Bankraub (1961), Hans Joachim Hildebrandt (magazin)
  • Die Füchsin und der Biber (1961), Ralf Kirsten (magazin)
  • Moderne Grafik (1961), (popular science film)
  • Dorfkinder (1962), Heinz Müller (documentary)
  • Pasaremos (1962), (popular science film)
  • Hase und Igel (1963), Horst Seemann (magazin)
  • Gleisbau (1963), (popular science film)
  • Hüben und drüben (1964), Walter Heynowski (documentary)
  • Geschlechter (1964), (popular science film)
  • O.K. (1965), Walter Heynowski (documentary)
  • Borinage (1983/84), Joris Ivens/Henri Storck documentary (1933, silent film, E.P.I., Club de l’Ecran, Brüssel)
  • Drifters (1984/86), John Grierson documentary (1929, silent film, E.M.B.Film Unit, GB)

Theater music Edit

Radio play music Edit

Publications Edit

  • Jazz – Analysen und Aspekte, VEB Lied der Zeit, Berlin 1966 (4th, revised and expanded ed. 1985)

Further reading Edit

  • Asriel, André in Wer war wer in der DDR? [de]
  • Asriel, Prof. André. In Wilfried W. Bruchhäuser: Komponisten der Gegenwart im Deutschen Komponisten-Interessenverband. Ein Handbuch. 4th edition, Deutscher Komponisten-Interessenverband, Berlin 1995, ISBN 3-555-61410-X, p. 24.

References Edit

  1. ^ Stefan Amzoll (2019-05-31). "Für das Bessere: Zum Tod von Andre Asriel". junge Welt. Retrieved 10 February 2021.

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composer Ernest Gold was his classmate Here he pursued musical studies at the same time studying piano with Grete Hinterhofer and theory with Richard Stohr at the State Academy of Music in Vienna from 1936 to 1938 He was extraordinarily gifted and an outstanding pianist even at a young age After the Anschluss to Nazi Germany his mother ensured that her 16 year old son Andre was able to emigrate to England with a Kindertransport as a racially persecuted person at the end of 1938 She herself did not manage to escape With the beginning of the war in September 1939 all ties to the old homeland and the family were severed Music was Asriel s interest even in a foreign country but he did not know how to start and finance a suitable course of study Through an encounter with the later poet Erich Fried also a former pupil of Wasagymnasium he found contact with the exile organisation Freie Deutsche Jugend FDJ which also financed his studies Asriel took over the leadership of the London FDJ choir and made friends among its members As Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music L R A M he continued his studies from 1941 with Franz Osborn piano and Ernst Hermann Meyer composition His gratitude to the FDJ led Asriel to destroyed Germany in 1946 to help build socialism there In 1946 he continued his music studies which had been interrupted in exile at the Hochschule fur Musik in the western part of Berlin with Reinhard Schwarz Schilling and Hermann Wunsch composition and Richard Rossler piano This was followed by the state examination in piano in 1948 From 1950 to 1951 Andre Asriel was a master student at the Deutsche Akademie der Kunste East Berlin with Hanns Eisler From 1950 to 1967 he was a lecturer and then professor of composition at the Hochschule fur Musik Hanns Eisler DDR He retired in 1980 Asriel became known above all for his political songs But film music was also an important field of activity for him He wrote the music for more than 30 films Furthermore he composed chansons ballads chamber vocal and instrumental music Many of his compositions were influenced by jazz music He was married to the Germanist Gertrud Katja Asriel from 1951 and had two children In 1951 Asriel was awarded the National Prize of the GDR in 1970 the Kunstpreis des FDGB de and in 1974 and 1982 the Patriotic Order of Merit Chamber music 1964 1972 Edit 20 Variationen uber Ich hab mein Feinsliebchen for flute and guitar Shakespeare Suite for two trumpets and two trombones 1993 Neue Musik Katzenwalzer for violin and pianoMusic for keyboard instruments 1962 1988 Edit Sonate for piano Fuge in C for piano Toccata und Fuge for organMusic for concert guitar 1962 1988 Edit Baroque in Blue for solo guitar A Little Jazz Music for guitar solo Prelude and Toccata for 2 guitars Etudes and Recital Pieces for solo guitar Four Pieces for 2 guitars Suite in E for 2 guitars Cinque pezzi obbligati for solo guitarChoral music 1951 1977 Edit Mahle Muhle mahle Walter Dehmel for mixed choir Suite in Scat fur gemischten Chor und Rhythmusgruppe Sechs Fabeln nach Aesop for mixed choir Drei Chore nach lateinischen Texten for mixed choir Drei Kommentare zu Moro lasso by Carlo Gesualdo for chamber choir and six instruments Drei ernste Gesange Bertolt Brecht for male choirMass Lieder 1941 1983 Edit Wir lieben das Leben Erich Fried Viel Blut ward hingegeben Kurt Barthel Freundschaft Einheit Frieden Herbert Keller Es lebe das Brot KuBa Tapfer lacht die junge Garde Kurt Barthel Roter Oktober KuBa Schlacht am Galgenberg Manfred Bieler Matrosen von Kiel Bodo Krautz Lied der Republik Heinz Kahlau Die rote Fahne Helmut Kontauts Songs and Chansons 1948 1975 Edit Lied vom St Nimmerleinstag Bertolt Brecht Gegen den Krieg KuBa Ungarisches Largo Jens Gerlach Lied von der Eile Heinz Kahlau Atomraketenlied Jens Gerlach Lehmhaus Blues Jens Gerlach Lied vom Gluck Bertolt Brecht Limericks Peter Hacks Argumentation Jens Gerlach Dukatenlied Jens Gerlach Treue Heinrich Heine Abend in einer grossen Stadt Louis Furnberg Auf der Sonnenseite Manfred Krug Shimmy in grun Peter Hacks Auf dem Bergarbeiterball Peter Hacks Die Oliven gedeihen Peter Hacks Oktober Alfred Kerr Der September Erich Kastner Der Monarch Peter Hacks Das Osterhuhn Heinz Kahlau Mondlied Peter Hacks Lied von den Kranichen Kurt Demmler Karl I Heinrich Heine So muss es sein Volker Braun nach Beranger Piano Lieder 1940 1971 Edit Childe Harold Heinrich Heine Drei Gesange Langston Hughes Zwei Spruche Bertolt Brecht Der Tod Matthias Claudius Halt an dein Boot Wolfram Dietrich Sechs Lieder Bertolt Brecht Acht Liebeslieder Jens Gerlach Schon Dorindgen Peter Hacks Narrenlied William Shakespeare Wer ist Sylvia William Shakespeare Baumlige Lieder Helmut Stohr Numerous folk song arrangements includingJiddische Volkslieder Kinder und Wiegenlieder Verlag Neue Musik Berlin Jiddische Volkslieder Berufs und Standelieder Verlag Neue Musik Berlin Jiddische Volkslieder Liebeslieder Verlag Neue Musik Berlin dd Film scores and theatre music 1955 1986 Edit Film scores Edit Feature films Edit Der Lotterieschwede 1958 Joachim Kunert after Martin Andersen Nexo Ehesache Lorenz 1959 Joachim Kunert Wo der Zug nicht lange halt 1960 Joachim Hasler Seilergasse 8 1960 Joachim Kunert Die letzte Nacht 1961 Joachim Kunert TV film On the Sunny Side 1961 Ralf Kirsten Die unbekannte Grosse 1961 Baumert TV film Der Schwur des Soldaten Pooley 1961 TV film Follow Me Scoundrels 1962 Heinz Thiel Geheimarchiv an der Elbe 1962 Kurt Jung Alsen Der Dieb von San Marengo 1963 Gunter Reisch Mir nach Canaillen 1964 Ralf Kirsten Der verlorene Engel 1966 1971 Ralf Kirsten Frau Venus und ihr Teufel 1967 Ralf Kirsten Netzwerk 1970 Ralf Kirsten Zwei Briefe an Pospischiel 1970 Ralf Kirsten TV film Die Elixiere des Teufels 1973 Ralf Kirsten after E T A Hoffmann Unterm Birnbaum 1973 Ralf Kirsten after Theodor Fontane Eine Pyramide fur mich 1975 Ralf KirstenShort films Edit Lebendes Eisen 1955 Berthold Beissert Popular science film Markische Novelle 1957 Max Jaap documentary Das Faschingskostum 1958 Kurt Weiler animated film Martin Andersen Nexo 1959 Joachim Kunert documentary Der Bankraub 1961 Hans Joachim Hildebrandt magazin Die Fuchsin und der Biber 1961 Ralf Kirsten magazin Moderne Grafik 1961 popular science film Dorfkinder 1962 Heinz Muller documentary Pasaremos 1962 popular science film Hase und Igel 1963 Horst Seemann magazin Gleisbau 1963 popular science film Huben und druben 1964 Walter Heynowski documentary Geschlechter 1964 popular science film O K 1965 Walter Heynowski documentary Borinage 1983 84 Joris Ivens Henri Storck documentary 1933 silent film E P I Club de l Ecran Brussel Drifters 1984 86 John Grierson documentary 1929 silent film E M B Film Unit GB Theater music Edit 1949 Friedrich Wolf Tai Yang erwacht director Wolfgang Langhoff Deutsches Theater Berlin 1962 Peter Hacks after Aristophanes Der Frieden director Benno Besson Deutsches Theater Berlin 1963 Rolf Schneider Prozess Richard Waverly director Wolf Dieter Panse Deutsches Theater Berlin Kammerspiele 1963 Peter Hacks after John Gay Polly oder Die Bataille am Bluewater Creek 1980 Mikhail Shatrov Blaue Pferde auf rotem Gras director Christoph Schroth Berliner Ensemble 1981 Carl Sternheim Die Schule von Uznach director Gertrud Elisabeth Zillmer Volksbuhne Berlin Sternfoyer Faust I Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Radio play music Edit 1950 Herbert Horn Unsere Brucke director Rudolph Pallas Berliner Rundfunk 1950 Anna Seghers Der Prozess der Jeanne d Arc zu Rouen 1431 de director Herwart Grosse Deutschlandsender 1964 Ernst Rohl after Johann Peter Hebel Zundelfrieders Abenteuer director Maritta Hubner Kinderhorspiel Rundfunk der DDRPublications EditJazz Analysen und Aspekte VEB Lied der Zeit Berlin 1966 4th revised and expanded ed 1985 Further reading EditAsriel Andre in Wer war wer in der DDR de Asriel Prof Andre In Wilfried W Bruchhauser Komponisten der Gegenwart im Deutschen Komponisten Interessenverband Ein Handbuch 4th edition Deutscher Komponisten Interessenverband Berlin 1995 ISBN 3 555 61410 X p 24 References Edit Stefan Amzoll 2019 05 31 Fur das Bessere Zum Tod von Andre Asriel junge Welt Retrieved 10 February 2021 External links EditLiterature by and about Andre Asriel in the German National Library catalogue Official website OeML Asriel Andre Asriel Andre Asriel on Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon Online Edition Vienna 2002 ff ISBN 3 7001 3077 5 Print edition vol 1 Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften publishing house Vienna 2002 ISBN 3 7001 3043 0 Wunsch und Wirklichkeit Portrat im Neues Deutschland 23 January 2012 Andre Asriel on Lexikon verfolgter Musiker und Musikerinnen der NS Zeit Portals nbsp Classical music nbsp Germany Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Andre Asriel amp oldid 1168375953, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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