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Emanuel Reichert-Lübbert
Die Musik von Emanuel Reichert- Lübbert zeichnet sich durch Rhythmus-, Klangfarben- und
Strukturexperimente aus, die in seinen Kompositionen Techniken früherer Jahrhunderte mit dem 21.
Jh. verbinden.
Seine vorrangig instrumentalen Kompositionen werden durch Kombinationen verschiedener Kompositionsstile (Polystilistik) gebildet, die beispielsweise Zwölftonmusik, Klangflächentechnik und Minimalismus sowie freitonales Komponieren beinhalten. Die vielseitige Klangsprache kommt durch das instrumentale tiefgreifende Verständnis
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Seine vorrangig instrumentalen Kompositionen werden durch Kombinationen verschiedener Kompositionsstile (Polystilistik) gebildet, die beispielsweise Zwölftonmusik, Klangflächentechnik und Minimalismus sowie freitonales Komponieren beinhalten. Die vielseitige Klangsprache kommt durch das instrumentale tiefgreifende Verständnis
in Kombination mit umfassender Theoriekenntnis und
langjähriger Konzerterfahrung zustande, durch welche sich der Geschmack immer weiter verfeinert.
Oft sind besonders intensive Erfahrungen am Instrument der Auslöser für die Beschäftigung mit den musiktheoretischen Hintergründen und der anschließenden Anwendung der jeweiligen kompositionstechnischen Prinzipien. Trotzdem ist das Studium von Partituren früherer und zeitgenössischer Musik nach wie vor einer der wichtigsten Inspirationsquellen der Musik von Reichert-Lübbert.
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Oft sind besonders intensive Erfahrungen am Instrument der Auslöser für die Beschäftigung mit den musiktheoretischen Hintergründen und der anschließenden Anwendung der jeweiligen kompositionstechnischen Prinzipien. Trotzdem ist das Studium von Partituren früherer und zeitgenössischer Musik nach wie vor einer der wichtigsten Inspirationsquellen der Musik von Reichert-Lübbert.
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Emanuel Reichert-Lübbert is a composer, violinist and electric guitarist (*1998 in Wiesbaden)
He is currently studying violin in his master's degree at the University of Music in Mainz with Prof. Anne Shih and Prof. Benjamin Bergmann, after completing his Bachelor of Music there with Prof. Shih. At the same time, he is doing postgraduate studies in composition at the Academy of Music in Darmstadt with Arne Gieshoff and Prof. Il-Ryun-Chung, where he draws his musical ideas from working with two local bands, among other things.
In Time for Aardvarks (progressive rock/metal) and „Zaungast“ (experimental German pop), he is a passionate songwriter, guitarist and violinist
Due to his enthusiasm for selected music from all eras (including new music + popular music), his work is varied in style and instrumentation
Through serious engagement with the great works of classical and new music, Reichert-Lübbert's music gains depth, which shines through in his own works in all instrumentations.
Important artistic milestones for him were:
- piano and violin lessons from his parents in his early years since the age of 3 years
- several 1st prizes in violin and piano competitions (JuMu, PCK Mainz-Funding-Competition)
-concertmaster in the school orchestra of the Gutenbergschule Wiesbaden
-intensive involvement with piano music (lessons with Ernst Röhrig, Uwe Zeutzheim and Kana Takeuchi)
-membership of and concerts with the State Youth Orchestra Hessen
-violin courses with Kurt Sassmannshaus, Caroline Adomeit, Ingolf Turban and Reiner Schmidt
-composition lessons at the Peter Cornelius Conservatory Mainz from 2014 with Gerhard Fischer Münster Gerhard Fischer-Münster and later with Arne Gieshoff
-multiple awards in composition (see “Press” section)
- his varied work as an ensemble member of the Mainzer Virtuosi (since 2015)
- chamber music experience, also with ensembles of the Neue Music
- working as a composer with ensembles such as the Asian Art Ensemble, the NDR Radio Philharmonic and the Wiesbaden State Orchestra (with conductors such as Patrick Lange, Erina Yashima and Johannes Rieger)
- bandleader/band member with Gentle Gent, Monosphere, Zaungast and Time for Aardvarks
-participation in festivals such as the Casalmaggiore International Music and Opera Interplay in the Banff Centre Program 2024
as well as the Darmstadt Summer Courses and the Music Days on the Rhine
With his music he tries to combine the best of the worlds of classical, new music and rock/metal in order to create cross-border and existential experiences.
In the best case, these should inspire people to always be on the lookout and to constantly develop.
He is currently studying violin in his master's degree at the University of Music in Mainz with Prof. Anne Shih and Prof. Benjamin Bergmann, after completing his Bachelor of Music there with Prof. Shih. At the same time, he is doing postgraduate studies in composition at the Academy of Music in Darmstadt with Arne Gieshoff and Prof. Il-Ryun-Chung, where he draws his musical ideas from working with two local bands, among other things.
In Time for Aardvarks (progressive rock/metal) and „Zaungast“ (experimental German pop), he is a passionate songwriter, guitarist and violinist
Due to his enthusiasm for selected music from all eras (including new music + popular music), his work is varied in style and instrumentation
Through serious engagement with the great works of classical and new music, Reichert-Lübbert's music gains depth, which shines through in his own works in all instrumentations.
Important artistic milestones for him were:
- piano and violin lessons from his parents in his early years since the age of 3 years
- several 1st prizes in violin and piano competitions (JuMu, PCK Mainz-Funding-Competition)
-concertmaster in the school orchestra of the Gutenbergschule Wiesbaden
-intensive involvement with piano music (lessons with Ernst Röhrig, Uwe Zeutzheim and Kana Takeuchi)
-membership of and concerts with the State Youth Orchestra Hessen
-violin courses with Kurt Sassmannshaus, Caroline Adomeit, Ingolf Turban and Reiner Schmidt
-composition lessons at the Peter Cornelius Conservatory Mainz from 2014 with Gerhard Fischer Münster Gerhard Fischer-Münster and later with Arne Gieshoff
-multiple awards in composition (see “Press” section)
- his varied work as an ensemble member of the Mainzer Virtuosi (since 2015)
- chamber music experience, also with ensembles of the Neue Music
- working as a composer with ensembles such as the Asian Art Ensemble, the NDR Radio Philharmonic and the Wiesbaden State Orchestra (with conductors such as Patrick Lange, Erina Yashima and Johannes Rieger)
- bandleader/band member with Gentle Gent, Monosphere, Zaungast and Time for Aardvarks
-participation in festivals such as the Casalmaggiore International Music and Opera Interplay in the Banff Centre Program 2024
as well as the Darmstadt Summer Courses and the Music Days on the Rhine
With his music he tries to combine the best of the worlds of classical, new music and rock/metal in order to create cross-border and existential experiences.
In the best case, these should inspire people to always be on the lookout and to constantly develop.
