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			Website: http://www.robert-helmschrott.de/

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			Robert M. Helmschrott, born in Weilheim, Upper Bavaria, in 1938, completed
			his music studies at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Munich (an
			academy for music and theatre). There followed further studies with the
			Tournemire student Pierre Froidebise in Liège, Belgium, and with Goffredo
			Petrassi and Luigi Dallapiccola in Siena/Italy. Helmschrott received a
			scholarship from the Deutsche Akademie Villa Massimo in Rome (1967-69),
			and a scholarship from the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris (1975), and
			he was “Artist-in-Residence” in the MacDowell Colony Peterborough, N.H./USA
			(1993). He was awarded several national and international prizes for
			compositions. Helmschrott has written liturgical music, choir music, chamber
			music and orchestral work. A major part of his work is dedicated to organ
			music (more than 20 organ solos, 12 church sonatas for various instruments
			and organ, concert for organ and string orchestra). Helmschrott worked as a
			professor at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Munich, and was their
			president and principal from 1995 to 2003. He was awarded the Order of Merit
			of the Federal Republic in 1990. In 2003 he was awarded the doctor honoris
			causa by the National University for Music in Bukarest. It was in December
			1993 during his stay as artist-in-residence at the MacDowell –Colony in
			Peterborough, New Hampshire, USA that Robert Maximilian Helmschrott wrote
			the Concerto for Organ, String Orchestra and Percussion entitled "Lamento",
			commissioned by the department of culture in Ingolstadt. The premier took
			place in the Ingolstadt Liebfrauenmünster on June 5, 1994 performed by the
			Georgische Kammerorchester Ingolstadt under the direction of Liana
			Issakadze with Franz Hauk on the organ. The work is associated with the 12
			church sonatas for various instruments and organ (the first church sonata for
			trombone and organ was composed in 1984 also as a commissioned piece by
			the department of culture in Ingolstadt). The 12 church sonatas form a selfcontained cycle. It’s distinctive feature: Structured in two movements (slow –
			fast) and a series of eight tones as material for the composition. The
			"concerto" continues this idea. The symmetrical series containing eight tones
			(B. C sharp. D. E. / F. G. A flat. B flat.) is once again used as tonal material,
			which Helmschrott describes as "Modus H". The two-movement structure is
			also maintained, although in an extended symphony form more like chamber
			music. The two corner movements are joined by an intermezzo. The tonal
			signets and symbols developed from the "Modus H" have a mournful and
			expressive character. They always try to take on the function of a message or
			the expression of a message, e.g. of joy and mourning. The "concept"
			displays the character of a Lamento in the demonstration of various stages of
			perception from moments of restrained resignation to exposed emotion.<ref>http://guildmusic.com/shop/wbc.php?tpl=pdruck.html&pid=10810 Robert Helmschrott Bio] Retrieved 06/25/2012</ref>

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	Country: <br />		Country: Weilheim, Bavaria, Germany <br />

	Studies:		Studies: Hochschule für Musik, Munich

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