Meyer Ernst Hermann (1905-1988)
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Composer and musicologist, was born and died in Berlin.
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(b Berlin, 8 Dec 1905; d there, 8 Oct 1988). German composer and musicologist. He studied in Berlin and Heidelberg, his teachers including Eisler, Butting and Hindemith. After working against Nazism he went into exile in England (1933-48), where he was active politically, as a composer of film music, and as a musicologist (English Chamber Music, 1946). He returned to Berlin to teach at the Humboldt University (1948-70). He soon became a leading figure in East German music. His works include choral, orchestral and chamber music in a style of passionate commitment to Marxist-Leninist ideals.
Composizioni (5)
| Titolo | Editore | Strumentazione | Anno |
|---|---|---|---|
| FANTASIA CONCERTANTE | NEUE MUSIK | 2 guit | |
| REITER DER NACHT [Opera] | HENSCHEL | ||
| SIEBEN LIEDER | PETERS | chorus, acc, guit | |
| SONATINA | NEUE MUSIK | ||
| WENN ICH AN DEUTSCHLAND DENKE (Text: Erich Freund) [in LIEDER UNSERER ZEIT (arr. Ernst Lindenberg)] | HOFMEISTER | voice, z-orch |