Fritz Voegelin

3 Cantos de Amor
for mezzo voice and piano

8 Vierheiten
for soprano recorder solo

A-Ho-Ra
for violin and piano

Concerto
for cello and orchestra

Configurations on B.A.C.H.
for brass band

Cumbia
for clarinet and piano

De profundis
for violin and symphony orchestra

Distributions
for oboe, horn and piano

Du dernier monde
for symphony orchestra

Ecstatic-Prelude
for symphony orchestra

Emanations
for clarinet and piano

Encuentro y Danza
for trumpet and organ

Ephod
for cello and piano

Fantasie
for organ, viola obbligata and string orchestra

Formzustände
for english horn and electric guitar

Hildegardis de divinis operibus visiones
for chamber ensemble

Hildegardis de divinis operibus visiones
for mixed choir SATB a capella

Intermezzo scherzoso
for viola and chamber orchestra

Laberinto
for flute and organ

Méditation sur B.A.C.H.
for trombone and organ

Que no haya salida
for alto flute and guitar

Signos para cuerdas
for large string ensemble

Sin cadenas
for clarinet, cello and piano

Tangencias
for viola and chamber orchestra

Thebaïs
for chamber ensemble

Vivat Gaudii Brevitas
for symphony orchestra

Zone
for basse voice solo and chamber ensemble

Zustandsformen
for recorder and guitar

Fritz Voegelin (*1943)
Was born in 1943 in Zurich, Switzerland. Violin diploma from the Berne Conservatory, degree in conducting from the Basel Academy of Music. Composition studies with Klaus Huber and Robert Suter; conducting studies with Hans Swarowsky in Vienna. Founder and head conductor of the Fribourg Chamber Orchestra, conductor of the City and University Orchestra of Fribourg. Guest conductor with Swiss symphony orchestras (Bern, Basel, Lugano). Named artistic director “in residence” of the National Conservatory of Columbia in 1984, head conductor of the Orquesta Sinfonica of Antioquia in 1988. Guest conductor with the National orchestra of Columbia and with the national Phihharmonic of Venezuela. Living in Switzerland again after 1992 as a composer, conductor and organist. Composition: First Prize in the Swiss Composition Contest for string quartet (1981); First Prize in Composition Contest of the National Conservatory of Columbia (1982); winner of the Sarna Foundations Composition Prize CH-700 (1990). Composition Prize of the City of Bern (1993). Works commissioned from (among others): the City of Berne, the Geneva International Competition, the Swiss Musicians Association, the Swiss Brass Band Association, the Radio Suisse Romande. 1993, Gilson Prize, Montreal, Canada: 1st Prize of the international French speaking broadcasting organisation («ZONE», text by Guillaume Apolli naire).
3 Cantos de Amor
for mezzo voice and piano
1. Te Quiero 1. Te Quiero
3. El Alma Tenias 3. El Alma Tenias