Thomas Müller (composer)

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Alfred Thomas Müller (born 12 January 1939 in Leipzig) is a German conductor, composer and pianist. He won the 1988 Handel Prize presented by the city of Halle.^[1][2]

Works[]

Orchestra and chamber ensemble[]

• flares (1979/80)
• picture for orchestra (1983/84)
• Spuren (1986)
• Epiphanie (1993/94)
• Entasis II (2001)
• Scheidt-Adaptionen (1991)

Solo instrument with orchestra[]

• Konzert für Klavier und Kammerorchester (1984)

Choir[]

• Motette (2003)

Organ[]

• Credo quia absurdum (1991)

Chamber music[]

• Streichquartett Nr. 1 (1973/74)
• Streichquartett Nr. 2 (1976/77)
• Konzentrationen (1981)
• Einblicke – Ausblicke (1982)
• Proteus (1985)
• Maqam (1987)
• Kalamos (1990)
• Drei Fragmente (1975/1993)
• Streichquartett Nr. 3 (1993)
• Ataraxia (1997/98)
• Entasis I (2000)
• Der Himmer berührt die Erde (2002)

Solo instruments[]

• Profile (1978)
• Solo mit Händel (1986)
• Die Posaunen der sieben Engel (1987)
• Vibrationen (1987)
• tuba sola (1989)
• Anamesis (1990)
• Correspondance (1992)
• Calls (1992)
• Fatum (1995)
• Paian (1996)
• Vier Gesänge nach Rimbaud (1981)
• Altjapanische Gesänge (1995/96)
• Canticum cecebratio (1994)
• DEUTSCHLAND – Ein Wintermärchen (1995)
• Hommage a la Femme (2002)

Notes[]

References[]

Sources[]

• Deutsche Orchestervereinigung (2000). Das Orchester (in German). Deutsche Orchestervereinigung. Retrieved 21 June 2019.
• Stöck, G. (2008). Neue Musik in den Bezirken Halle und Magdeburg zur Zeit der DDR: Kompositionen, Politik, Institutionen (in German). Gudrun Schröder. ISBN 978-3-926196-50-7. Retrieved 21 June 2019.

Further reading[]

• Stefan Amzoll: Alfred Thomas Müller. In Komponisten der Gegenwart (KDG). Edition Text & Kritik, Munich 1996, ISBN 978-3-86916-164-8.
• Müller, Thomas. In Wilfried W. Bruchhäuser: Komponisten der Gegenwart im Deutschen Komponisten-Interessenverband. Ein Handbuch. 4th edition, Deutscher Komponisten-Interessenverband, Berlin 1995, ISBN 3-55561-410-X, p. 889.

External links[]

• Literature by and about Thomas Müller (composer) in the German National Library catalogue
• Internetpräsenz von Thomas Müller
• Alfred Thomas Müller on Munzinger-Archiv
• Thomas Müller discography at Discogs