Martin Rummel

Martin Rummel ( born 2 May 1974 in Linz) is an Austrian cellist.

Career

Martin Rummel was born the son of the lawyer Peter Rummel and grew up in Linz. He attended elementary school in Linz - Harbach and graduated in 1992 with honors at the Academic Gymnasium. After early harpsichord and piano lessons at Helga ship - Riemann ( the mother of cellist Heinrich Schiff ), he began in 1982 with Wilfried Tachezi at today's Anton Bruckner Private University to play the cello. In parallel, he sat at the same institute continued a study of the harpsichord in August Humer, but which he did not graduate. In March 1991, he graduated from the diploma with distinction as a cellist and as by then the youngest graduate of the house. Then, after a short private studies with Robert Cohen in London, he moved there to William Pleeth. In the second half of the 1990s, he studied the meantime Maria Kliegel in Cologne and completed the diploma with distinction and the concert exam at the local music school. He then returned for final studies back up to his death to William Pleeth in London, whose last pupil he was.

Concerts

Around since 1990, Rummel has been active as a soloist and chamber musician. Concerts so far taken him through Europe, Asia, Oceania and the United States. In recent years he entered, for example, the Vienna Konzerthaus, the Musikverein in Vienna, in Bruckner Linz, the Tonhalle in Dusseldorf, in the Krannert Center in Urbana, the " Carinthian Summer ", the " Varna Summer" and at the " Biennale di Venezia " on.

Rummel has numerous premieres and first played, including "Concerto Drammatico " by Graham Whettam (2000, USA) and the part of the solo cello in Thomas Daniel Schlee's church opera "I, Job " (2007, Ossiach ). With many important composers of our time, including Alfred Schnittke and Sofia Gubaidulina he studied their works.

In recent years, Rummel devotes more and more of the cyclical performance of solo suites by Johann Sebastian Bach and projects such as his own arrangement of the song cycle Winterreise by Franz Schubert, which he brings with pianist Norman Shetler and actors like August Zirner or Xaver Hutter to the performance.

Educational activities

From October 2000 to October 2007 led Rummel a cello class at the Music Academy of Kassel. In November 2008 he was appointed to a professorship at the University of Auckland, where he led a cello class in block classes until he resigned in late 2013 from this point, as this activity was less and less compatible with its concert commitments. Again and again he gives guest and master classes, in recent years, for example, in the Holzhauser Music Festival, the University of St Andrews, the Folkwang University, the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the New England Conservatory, the Longy School of Music in Boston and the International summer Academy Lenk ( Switzerland ).

Published between 2004 and 2009 under revelry publication in Bärenreiter almost all significant Etudes for Cello. For large collections of David Popper, Friedrich Griitzmacher and Jean Louis Duport, he wrote volumes of text, accompanied by the expenditure.

Work as director and cultural mediators

From 2004 to 2008 Rummel was also CEO of launched by his mother's foundation " instruments for talent," the talented young musicians String Instruments provides. Since 2008, he hosted the monthly program " hype heading". on Radio Stephansdom, in which he portrayed a musician in each show. In 2009 he founded, together with the cultural promoter Wolfgang Lamprecht Music Group " Paladino music ," he continues as " Paladino media gmbh " alone since 2011.

Discography

  • Bohuslav Martinu: Concertino in C minor - Austrian. Kammersymphoniker, Ernst Theis - Musicaphon CDM56821 (1996 )
  • Graham Whettam: "Concerto Drammatico " - Sinfonia da Camera, Ian Hobson - Redcliffe Recordings RR017 (2001)
  • Antonín Dvořák: Polonaise op post office et al, Leoš Janáček. " Pohádka " et al. - Christoph Eggner, piano - Musicaphon CDM56855 (2003)
  • Helmut Rogl: Cello Concerto et al. - Ensemble " Rara ", Erland M. Freudenthal - Musicaphon CDM55714 (2003)
  • David Popper: Complete Etudes for Cello - Sebastian Hartung, Violoncello II - Musicaphon CDM56858 (2004)
  • David Popper: Suite " In the Forest " Op 50 et al. - Gerda Guttenberg, piano - Musicaphon CDM56869 (2005)
  • William Hill: Two Romances, Op 22 Piano Quartet Op 44 - Gerda Guttenberg, piano; Christine -Maria Hoeller, violin, Mathias Schessl, Viola - Musicaphon CDM56868 (2005)
  • Jean Louis Duport: 21 Etudes, Sebastian Lee: 40 Easy Studies, Op 70 - Sebastian Hartung, Violoncello II - Musicaphon CDM56878 (2006)
  • Anton von Webern: The Cello works, Franz Schubert: String Quintet in C major D956 - Christoph Eggner, piano; Akadémia Quartet Budapest - Musicaphon CDM56884 (2006)
  • Ludwig van Beethoven: Works for Cello and Piano - Gerda Guttenberg, piano - Musicaphon CDM56870 (2007)
  • Max Reger, Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonatas for Cello and Piano Vol 1 - Elizabeth Hopkins, piano - Musicaphon CDM56894 (2008)
  • Felix Battanchon: 12 Etudes, Op 25, Cesar Franck: Sonata in A major (arr. Rummel ) - Elizabeth Hopkins, piano - Musicaphon CDM56918 (2009)
  • Johann Sebastian Bach: Cello Suites, BWV 1007-1012 ( Waiter Manuscript) - Paladino music pmr 0004 (2010)
  • Thomas Daniel Schlee: "I, O Job ". Church opera, Op 68 - Kurt Azesberger, tenor; Ursula Langmayr, soprano - Paladino music pmr 0002 (2010)
  • Max Reger, Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonatas for Cello and Piano Vol 2 - Elizabeth Hopkins, piano - Musicaphon CDM56898 (2010)
  • Otto Brusatti: MEDEA, with images of Christopher Kiefhaber and music collages on Johann Sebastian Bach - Paladino music pmr 0008 (2010)
  • Helmut Rogl: Complete Cello Works So Far - Florian Feilmair & Christoph Eggner, piano; Alfred Melichar, accordion et al - Paladino music pmr 0012 (2011)
  • Ludwig van Beethoven: Complete Works for Cello and Piano - Gerda Guttenberg, piano - Paladino music pmr 0011 (2011)
  • Manuel de Falla: Suite populaire espagnole, Luigi Boccherini: Guitar Quintet G448 - Alberto Mesirca, guitar, et al - Paladino music pmr 0014 ( 2011)
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Divertimento KV 563 - Christoph Ehrenfellner, violin; Firmian Lermer, Viola - Paladino music pmr 0013 (2011)
  • Antonio Vivaldi & Vivaldi (arr. Luigi Dallapiccola ): Six Cello Sonatas - Till Alexander Körber, piano; James Tibbles, harpsichord - Musicaphon CDM56917 (2011)
  • Johannes Brahms, Alexander von Zemlinsky: Clarinet Trios - Dimitri Ashkenazy, clarinet; Behind Christopher Huber, piano - Paladino music pmr 0005 (2011)
  • Franz Schubert: Winterreise (arr. Rummel ) D 911 - Xaver Hutter, Speaker; Norman Shetler, Piano - Paladino music pmr 0018 (2011)
  • Joseph Haydn: Trio for Flute, Cello and Piano Hob XV :15 -17 - Uwe Grodd, flute; Behind Christopher Huber, piano - Naxos 8.572667 (2011)
  • Joseph Merk: 20 Etudes, Op 11 - Musicaphon CDM56887 (2012 )
  • Helmut Rogl: " eins.zwei.TRIO! " for saxophone, cello and Klaviero Op 53 - Peter Rohrdorfer, saxophone; Gerald Hofer, piano - Paladino music pmr 0022 (2012)
  • Graham Whettam: Serenade for cello and guitar WW 45/5 - Alberto Mesirca, Guitar - Paladino music pmr 0027 ( 2012)
  • Johann Nepomuk Hummel: Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op 104 Flute Trio Op 78 ( " Beautiful Minka " ) - Christopher background Huber, piano; Walter Auer, flute - Paladino music pmr 0019 (2012)
  • Joseph Merk: " Fleurs d' Italie", "Air suisse varié et Rondeau ", " Valses brilliant " - Roland Krüger, piano - Naxos 8.572759 (2013 )
  • Gliere: All duos with cello - Friedemann Eichhorn, violin; Alexander Hulshoff, cello, Till Alexander Körber, piano - Naxos 8.572713 (2013 )
  • Johann Sebastian Bach: (re) inventions vol 1 - Eric Lamb Flute - Paladino music pmr 0039 ( 2013)
  • Andrea Zani: All Cello Concertos - The Cologne Academy; Michael Alexander Willens, conductor - Capriccio C5145 (2013 )
  • Graham Whettam: Complete Works for Cello - Sinfonia da camera; Ian Hobson, conductor - Paladino music pmr 0041 (2013)
  • Friedrich Griitzmacher: Concert Pieces and Studies for Violoncello - Gerda Guttenberg, piano - Musicaphon CDM56948 (2013 )
  • David Popper: Complete Cello Suites - Alexander Hulshoff, cello; Mari Kato, piano - Paladino music pmr 0007 (2014)
  • Johann Nepomuk Hummel: Mozart's Symphonies Nos. 38, 39 and 40 arranged for flute, violin, cello and piano - Uwe Grodd, flute; Friedemann Eichhorn, violin; Roland Krüger, piano - Naxos 8.572841 (2014)

Music Editions

  • David Popper, Martin Rummel (ed.): 15 easy, melodic- rhythmic etudes op 76 I, 10 moderate large Etudes op 76, 2004, Barenreiter -Verlag, ISMN M -006- 52516-4
  • David Popper, Martin Rummel (ed. ): High School of Cello Playing, Op 73, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2004, ISMN M -006- 52515-7
  • David Popper, Martin Rummel (ed.): In the forest, Suite for Cello and Piano, Op 50, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2005, ISMN M -006- 53193-6
  • Jean -Louis Duport, Martin Rummel (ed. ): 21 Etudes for Cello, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2005, ISMN M -006- 52998-8
  • Friedrich Griitzmacher, Martin Rummel (ed.): Technology of Cello Playing, 24 Studies for Solo Cello, Op 38, Barenreiter Verlag, 2006, ISMN M -006- 53192-9
  • Sebastian Lee, Martin Rummel (ed. ): 40 Easy Studies for Cello with accompaniment of a second Violoncello ( ad libitum), op 70, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2007 ISMN M -006- 53394-7
  • Josef Merk, Martin Rummel (ed. ): 20 Etudes for cello, Op 11, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2008, ISMN M -006- 53495-1
  • Felix Battanchon, Martin Rummel (ed. ): 12 Etudes in the Thumb position op 25, Barenreiter -Verlag, 2008, ISMN M -006- 53549-1
  • Joseph Haydn, Martin Rummel ( arr. ): The old man, Hob XXVc: 5, arranged for string quartet, music Paladino, 2012 ISMN 979-0-50207-002-1
  • Helmut Rogl, Martin Rummel (ed. ): Three Miniatures for Solo Cello, Op 5, Paladino music, 2012, ISMN 979-0-50207-005-2
  • Fridolin Dallinger, Martin Rummel (ed.): Sonata for cello solo (1978 /2009), Paladino music, 2012, ISMN 979-0-50207-004-5

Publications

  • With Reinhard Cebulla: Partita Opus Three. Musical Criminal grotesque. Brockmeyer Verlag, 2005, ISBN 978-3-8196-0669-4.
  • With Reinhard Cebulla: Suite Opus One. Musical Criminal grotesque. Brockmeyer Verlag, 2002, ISBN 3-8196-0647-5.
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