Cherubini, Regio-Chor Binningen/Basel, Jugendorchester Der Musik-Akademie Basel Leitung Thüring Bräm - Requiem C-Moll FLAC album

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Profile: Protestant-reformed parish church situated in Basel, Switzerland; full German name: "Pfarrkirche St. Martin". Contact Info: Pfarrkirche St. Martin Martinskirchplatz 4 4051 Basel Switzerland.

Thüring Bräm (born 10 April 1944) is a Swiss composer and conductor. Bräm graduated from a high school in Basel. He then studied piano, conducting and composition in Basel and musicology at the University of Basel and the University of Heidelberg. He worked as a conductor and répétiteur at the Curtis Institute of Music, the Aspen Music Festival and School and holds a Master of Arts in Composition from the University of California, Berkeley.

Requiem d-Moll (Cherubini); Requiem en ré mineur; רקוויאם מס' 2; Requiem d-Moll. I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. ILC 42. v'ts/Sec's.

Musik Akademie der Stadt Basel.

He is head of the Regio choir Binningen/Basel, and a regular guest conductor of the Chamber Philharmonic Pardubice. He gave master classes in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Argentina. He is a jury member of the Concours de Musique du Festival de Fribourg and the Sacred Johannes Brahms Chamber Music Competition of the Music Academy in Gdansk. Bräm was influenced by composers such as Anton Webern, Pierre Boulez and John Cage. Among his most famous compositions include the Angelus Silesius cantata, the Requiem for CS and Litteri un Schattä - Luci e ombre. As a guest composer, he worked variously at the Hokuto International Music Festival and with the Swiss Groupe Lacroix and the German Ensemble Sortisatio on a CD called 8 Pieces on Paul Klee in honor to the painter Paul Klee.

Bräm graduated from a high school in Basel. He is head of the Regio choir Binningen/Basel, and a regular guest conductor of the Chamber Philharmonic Pardubice. He composed more than 100 works.