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Matthias Drude(* 1960 in Dannenberg/Germany)
Curriculum Vitae
Matthias Drude was born on
Having left secondary school, he commenced his studies of music and history in
Between 1984 and 1993 he taught harmony and gave aural training at the colleges of music in
Between 1990 and 1993 he was vice-president of the North German section of the the “Deutscher Komponistenverband“ (Association of German Composers), since 2001 president of the Saxonian section.
Since the winter semester 1993/94 he has been working as a full-time-lecturer (2001 professor) at the college of sacred music in
In 1999 he was invited at the Universtity of the Plilippines for teaching composition as a guest lecturer.
Matthias Drude was awarded the
His work includes four oratorios (“Christmas Oratorio”), compositions for orchestra, choir, piano, organ, guitar, accordion, brass ensemble, furthermore chamber music and lieder. Drude’s works are scored in traditional notation and performers value their practicability, craftsmanship and their depth of emotion.
At present working as a university professor and freelance composer, Matthias Drude lives in
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