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Ludger Stühlmeyer (born 3 October 1961 in Melle, West Germany) is a German cantor, composer, docent and musicologist.

Ludger Stühlmeyer
Stühlmeyer in April 2005
Born (1961-10-03) 3 October 1961 (age 61)
Melle, Germany
Alma mater
  • University of the Arts Bremen
  • University of Münster
Occupation
  • cantor
  • composer
  • musicologist
Years active1980–present
TitleDoctor of Philosophy
Music director ACV
SpouseBarbara Stühlmeyer
ChildrenLea Stühlmeyer
Awardscultural award of Hof

Biography


Stühlmeyer was born to a family of cantors and made his first steps under the guidance of his father in the town church (Stadtkirche) of St. Matthew in Melle. He received music lessons from the pianist, composer and direktor of music Karl Schäfer at the Osnabrück conservatory and from Karlheinz Höne at the church musician school of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Osnabrück. After completing his A-levels at the grammar school at Melle, he studied Christian music (Wolfgang Helbich, Winfried Schlepphorst [de]), Early music, and Singing at the University of the Arts Bremen, followed by studies of composition with Günther Kretzschmar [de], Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Helge Jung. He attended seminars in Gregorian semiology with Luigi Agustoni, Godehard Joppich, and Johannes Berchmans Göschl, and studied musicology, philosophy, and theology at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität of Münster. He concluded his studies with a doctorate at the faculty of philosophy. Ludger Stühlmeyer received a scholarship from the Diocese of Osnabrück. His studies were also financially supported by the Friedrich-Baur-Stiftung, the Oberfrankenstiftung Bayreuth and the Wolfgang-Siegel-Stiftung.[1][2]

His grandfather Heinrich Stühlmeyer [de], a "silent hero of the resistance"[3] against National Socialism, who was deported to the concentration camp Emslandlager in 1940 for his support of the Catholic church and those persecuted by the Third Reich, had been employed at St. Peter's at Melle-Gesmold for 47 years.[4] In 1980 Ludger Stühlmeyer became his successor.[5] He was appointed as custodian of music in the diocese of Münster in 1988[6] and has been city cantor at Hof as well as Dekanatskantor for the deanery of Hochfranken since 1994. He is also tutor at the Erzbischöfliches Kirchenmusikseminar, and works at the Amt für Kirchenmusik in the archdiocese of Bamberg.[7] 2003 he followed the former music director of the archdiocese Bamberg as chiefeditor of the magazin church-musical informations of the archdiocese Bamberg (Kirchenmusik im Erzbistum Bamberg).[8][9]

Stühlmeyer is member of the Max-Baumann-Society (MBG),[10] the International Dieterich-Buxtehude-Society (IDBG)[11] and the International Valentin-Rathgeber-Society (IVRG).[12] He is married to theologian and musicologist Barbara Stühlmeyer and father of Lea Stühlmeyer. His brothers are the pastoral theologian and priest Thomas Stühlmeyer [de] and deacon Klaus Stühlmeyer.


Musical style and influences


Stühlmeyer's instrumental and vocal music is strongly influenced by Helge Jung and Karlheinz Stockhausen. His compositional technique aims to make auditory experiences a medium of communication. Concentrating the essence into the seemingly simple, it is his goal to open up the power of meaning inherent in self-referential sounds, a meaning that comprises philosophical thought as well as spiritual experience. His liturgical music is inspired by the relationship between words and music in Gregorian chant, which defines and realizes composition as the sounding body of words. During conceptual conversations with bishop Friedrich Ostermann from Münster, he created the foundation for a new reception of the Evangelienkantate for children within Catholic liturgy.[13]


Honours



Selected publications


Ludger Stühlmeyer (2011)
Ludger Stühlmeyer (2011)

Selected compositions


Ludger Stühlmeyer at the organ of Frauenkirche, Dresden (2022)
Ludger Stühlmeyer at the organ of Frauenkirche, Dresden (2022)
Ludger Stühlmeyer at the organ of St. Mary's Church, Lübeck (2022)
Ludger Stühlmeyer at the organ of St. Mary's Church, Lübeck (2022)

Edition of scores



Discography



References


  1. Ein Hofer Königspaar. Rondeau Produktion 2012, Booklet p. 18, 19.
  2. Biography of Ludger Stühlmeyer
  3. Quoted after: Bundespräsident Johannes Rau, Berlin in April 2001.
  4. Die Macht der leisen Töne oder: Ein stiller Held aus Gesmold. Heimatverein Gesmold (Hg.), no. 134, March 2010.
  5. Franz Nieweg, Klaus Rahe, Maria Winkelmann: GESMOLD GESTERN UND HEUTE. In Bildern-Berichten-Gedichten, Gesmold 1986.
  6. Neue Wege mit Musik. In: Themenhefte 7, Bergmoser + Höller Verlag Aachen 1991, p. 40–41.
  7. Website: "Amt für Kirchenmusik, Erzbistum Bamberg".
  8. Kirchenmusik im Erzbistum Bamberg
  9. Website: Amt für Kirchenmusik, Bamberg
  10. http://www.max-baumann-gesellschaft.de/ Website: Max-Baumann-Society
  11. Website: International Dieterich-Buxtehude-Society
  12. Website: Valentin-Rathgeber-Society
  13. Ein Hofer Königspaar. Rondeau Produktion 2012, Booklet p. 18, 19.
  14. Personalien. In: Kirchenmusik im Erzbistum Bamberg No. 39, Amt für Kirchenmusik im Erzbistum Bamberg (Hg.), Bamberg 2005, p. 37–38.
  15. Verleihung der Johann-Christian-Reinhart-Plakette Hof, July 15th 2011.
  16. In: Musica sacra, Bärenreiter-Verlag, 134. Jg., no.  3, Kassel, June 1st 2013, p. 172.
  17. Bernhard Kuhn: Seit 40 Jahren Musik zu Ehren Gottes. In: Frankenpost, Hof, Juli 1st 2020.
  18. Botschafter unserer Heimat. In: Heinrichsblatt, Katholische Wochenzeitung des Erzbistums Bamberg No. 28, Bamberg, Juli 12th 2020.
  19. Erzbistum Bamberg, publications.
  20. Augustinus: Afrikanitaet Universalitaet, Stiftsbibliothek St. Gallen, April 20 – Mai 20. Spolia, Journal of mediaval studies.
  21. Puer natus, Gott wird Mensch
  22. Jean-Paul-Jubiläum Bayerischer Rundfunk, Website
  23. Capella Mariana
  24. In: Offenbarungen – Tage Neuer Kirchenmusik. Begleitheft, München 2015, p. 15.
  25. Klangräume für sakrale Musik unserer Tage schaffen. In: Die Tagespost, October 15, 2015, p. 10 Kultur.
  26. "Website by Michéle Rödel, Repertoire". Archived from the original on 2017-09-23. Retrieved 2016-05-25.
  27. Maria Palmer: Wegweiser wahrnehmen. Das Dreikönigslied „Seht den Stern, den wir euch bringen“ von Peter Gerloff und Ludger Stühlmeyer. In: Heinrichsblatt no. 1, Bamberg January 1, 2017, p. 13.
  28. In: Karfunkel ABC der Weihnachtsbräuche. Ruth Franke: Weise, Magier, Astronomen. Die hl. drei Könige. December 2018 p. 30–34, ISBN 978-3-935616-72-0.
  29. Sonat-Verlag, Website
  30. Sonat-Verlag, Website
  31. Works of Heinrich Stühlmeyer in the German-National-Library
  32. Review in the Frankenpost Christoph Plass, December 8, 2012.

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На других языках


[de] Ludger Stühlmeyer

Ludger Stühlmeyer (* 3. Oktober 1961 in Melle) ist ein deutscher Kantor, Musikwissenschaftler, Dozent und Komponist. Seit 1994 lebt er in der bayerischen Stadt Hof. Sein musikalisches Werk ist beeinflusst von Personanzklängen und der Postmoderne und umfasst Kompositionen für Instrumental- und Vokalmusik.
- [en] Ludger Stühlmeyer

[es] Ludger Stühlmeyer

Ludger Stühlmeyer (3 de octubre de 1961, Melle) es un compositor, organista, cantor y maestro de capilla alemán.



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