Komponist | Autor |
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Dominik Susteck |
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Vita
Dominik Susteck (*1977 in Bochum) studierte von 1998 bis 2005 in Essen, Köln und Saarbrücken Kirchenmusik, Musiktheorie, Komposition und Orgel.
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Dominik Susteck (born in Bochum, Germany in 1977) studied from 1998 to 2005 in Essen, Cologne and Saarbrücken with an emphasis on church music, music theory, composition, and organ. He has also served as a lecturer in Essen, Düsseldorf, and Weimar; he has been a guest lecturer at the Hochschule for Music and Dance in Cologne, the Hochschule for Sacred Music in Dresden, as well with the Archdiocese of Cologne, the Diocese of Essen, and the Diocese of Mainz. Since 2007, he has been the successor to Peter Bares as composer and organist at St. Peter’s Art Station in Cologne. Susteck has played numerous premiere performances of works by composers including Peter Bares, Erik Janson, Johannes S. Sistermanns, Stephan Froleyks, and Peter Köszeghy. As a composer and organist, he has been awarded a number of prizes (among them the first prize in the Aeolian Trio Composition Competition in 2004, the Klaus Martin Ziegler Prize in 2008 in Kassel, and the first prize in composition in the “organ plus” competition at the music Hochschule in Mainz in 2010). |
Titel in der Edition Dohr
Farblichter (2011) für Orgel solo |
M-2020-2424-9 |
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Stillste Stunde (2001) für Sopran, Flöte, Klavier und Schlagzeug auf einen Text von Friedrich Nietzsche |
Partitur und Stimmen M-2020-2623-6 |
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Literatur
Komponist und Orgelvisionär |
192 S., Notenbsp., Hardcover ISBN 978-3-936655-17-9 |
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