From more than 1,000 composers we selected some summiteers for you.
Carl Orff
With O FORTUNA from CARMINA BURANA, Carl Orff wrote one of the greatest hits of classical music – known and loved by all age groups throughout the world. Often imitated, but never equaled.
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One of the greatest protagonists of music in the 20th century. In 1910, he achieved his breakthrough with THE FIREBIRD.
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György Ligeti
Kubrick, Scorsese and other masters have turned to the music of Ligeti for their thrillers. But he can also be minimalistic and contemplative.
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Paul Hindemith
Spherical harmonies characterize many of his works. Equally popular in the USA and Germany.
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Hans Werner Henze
One of the most significant German composers, he has influenced generations of young composers with his "expressive" music and sensual sounds.
learn morePeteris Vasks
His music ranges from melancholy to poetic to energetic. The Latvian composer gathers the power of nature in his tonal creations.
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Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Even today, his film scores continue to inspire the Hollywood sound. He earned two Academy Awards for "Best Original Score".
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Enjott Schneider
Murder mysteries, event movies, soaps – without Enjott Schneider, German television and many German films would be without music. In the area of concerts, the Munich resident also has a lot to offer.
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Fazil Say
Star pianist and composer from Turkey. He unifies western and Arabian music, old with new, classical with jazz. As a testimonial, his own music has been featured in commercials in his homeland.
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Master of tension and emotionalism. Many blockbuster thrillers use his early works, monumental films use to his later compositions.
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Nino Rota
Italian sound par excellence! LA DOLCE VITA and THE GODFATHER are only two of the more than 150 film scores of the Oscar prize winner.
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Mikis Theodorakis
Think about Greece and music. Right! Theodorakis created ZORBAS´ DANCE, known as SIRTAKI. Not only does the Greek spirit dance in hundreds of songs of the great Greek, but also in his orchestral works.
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