Eduard Pütz
Eduard Pütz (13 February 1911, in Illerich – 18 January 2000, in Bad Münstereifel) was a German composer and music teacher.
Eduard Pütz
- Born
- 1911 · Illerich.
- Died
- 2000 · Bad Münstereifel.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- composer
- Honours
- Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
- Languages
- German
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Eduard Pütz (13 February 1911, in Illerich – 18 January 2000, in Bad Münstereifel) was a German composer and music teacher.
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• Pütz's scores are published by Schott Music, Edition Tonger, Tonos Musikverlag and Hans Gerig Verlag. • Opera • Riders to the Sea, Opera in 1 act (1972); libretto by Heinrich Böll after John Millington Synge • Orchestral • Invention für Barbara for string orchestra (1956) • Concerto grasso for string orchestra and jazz-combo (1981) • Blue Fantasy (1996) • Tagebuchblätter aus Frankreich • Concertante • Concerto giocoso for piano and orchestra (1979) • Pyrenäen-Rhapsodie (Pyrenees Rhapsody), 3 Impressions for piano and orchestra (1984) • Concerto for cello and orchestra (1985) • Romanze for alto saxophone, cello, string orchestra and percussion (1989) • Chamber music • Sonatina for cello and piano (1963) • Improvisation modale for flute and piano (1964) • Nugae, 7 Little Pieces for recorder, celesta and guitar (1969) • Ballade für T.S. for guitar (1973) • Tenso for shakuhachi and guitar (1975) • 5 Poèmes for violin and piano (1978) • Canto épico for string quartet (1981) • Die Marionetten der Ree Loo, Garden Music for violin and piano (1983) • Meditationen for viola and guitar (1983) • Frammenti for 4 violas (1986) • Cries in the Dark, Blues for saxophone and string quartet (1986) • Lydian Romance for cello and piano (1986) • "O Welt...", Quartet for oboe, violin, viola and cello (1987) • Sonata for 7 cellos (1988) • Sonata for viola and piano (1988) • Arabeschi capricciosi for flute and guitar (1989) • Funny Serenades for violin and piano (1989) • Traumstück for viola and harp (1989) • Adagietto for cello and piano (1990) • Blues for Benni for viola and piano (1991) • Blues Fantasy for 6 cellos (1991) • Dancing Strings for string quartet (1991) • Trio for clarinet, cello and piano (1991) • Tango passionato for 4 cellos (1992) • Capricious Waltz for flute and piano (1993) • Twilight Dream for violin and piano (1993) • Notturno pastorale for oboe and piano (1993) • Short Stories, 10 Little Pieces for cello and piano (1994) • Serenade for treble recorder and accordion (1994) • String Quartet No. 2 (1994) • Piano Trio (1996) • Why?, Impressions for 4 saxophones (1996) • Blue Waltz for flute and piano (1997) • Jazz Capriccio for alto saxophone and piano (1998) • Harpsichord • Suite baroque for harpsichord (or piano) (1977) • Organ • Rosa mystica • Piano • Sonatina in Bflat (1945) • Frohes Musizieren, 6 Little Pieces for piano 4-hands (1947) • Auf dem Rummelplatz, Musik für Hansmartin, Little Pieces (1948) • Fünf Bagatellen (5 Bagatelles) (1950) • Sonatina in F (1960) • Hälfte des Lebens, Klavierstück in 2 movements after a poem by Friedrich Hölderlin (1975) • Litaniae alle cinque (1976) • Mr. Clementi Goin' on Holidays, Short Exercises in Blues and Rock Styles (1976) • Toccata bruta (1976) • Capriccio, Notturno und Blues (1980) • 12 Präludien zum Gebrauch an Sonntagnachmittagen (12 Preludes for Use on Sunday Afternoons) (1984) • Sentimental Serenades (1987) • I'm Sorry, Mr. Czerny, Little Jazz and Jazz-related Pieces (1988) • Jazz Sonata (1988) • Let's Swing, Mr. Bach!, 6 Piano Pieces in "Play-Bach" Style (1991) • Pas de deux, Petit Ballet for piano 4-hands (1991) • Waltzing the Blues, 3 Jazz Waltzes (1991) • Young People's Music Box, 12 Easy Pieces (1992) • Nachtstücke (Night Music) (1993) • Let's Play Together, 10 Jazzy Pieces for piano 4-hands (1994) • How about That, Mr. Offenbach!, Can-Can Fantasy (1995) • Valsette (1996) • Jazz-Sonatine (1998) • Take It Easy, 3 Little Piano Pieces in Jazz Style (2000) • Vocal • When We Dead Awaken for soprano, flute, electric guitar, electric piano, percussion and double bass (1974); words by Rudi Holzapfel • Requiem im Park for mezzo-soprano, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, cello, piano and bongos (1980); words by Ursula Claude • Melodie am Abend for baritone and piano (1981) • Choral • Johnny John, 5 Impressions for male chorus (1964); words by Hansjochem Kunze • Der irre Spielmann for mixed chorus (1993); words by Joseph von Eichendorff • Requiem nach Texten des alten und neuen Testamentes for soprano, tenor, baritone, mixed chorus and orchestra (1994)
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1911
Eduard Pütz born at Illerich.
2000
Eduard Pütz died at Bad Münstereifel.
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Eduard Pütz is recorded as having received Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.
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