„Nach der Apokalyptik" – Toccata & Vision
Toccata „Die apokalyptischen Reiter" – Vision „Wasser des Lebens" 2021
While the “apocalypse” is a biblical narrative from the Gospel of St. John on the end of the world, “apocalypticism” refers to an apocalyptic atmosphere or doomsday prophecy. The Corona virus, which is rampant worldwide from the Himalayas of Asia to the rainforests of South America, creating a fear that has paralyzed public life, culture, and human interaction in ways previously thought unimaginable, comes close to such apocalypticism. No one knows how long the scourge of this fear will hold humanity captive and when uninhibited communication, contact, and friendly embraces will be possible again.
Enjott Schneider
Separate edition from the collection Orgelmusik in Zeiten von Corona (Carus 18.220/00)
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Enjott Schneider
| 1950Enjott Schneider, a musicologist, musician, German scholar and linguist, was born in Weil am Rhein in 1950. From 1979 to 2012, he taught church music composition, among other subjects, as a professor at the Music University in Munich. In addition to eight operas, he composed numerous orchestral and chamber music works, sacred music with oratorio works, organ concertos and 13 organ symphonies, as well as over 500 film scores. Schneider has been recognized for his work with numerous awards, including the Bavarian Film Prize for film music, an Emmy Award, and the German Television Award. In 2015, he was awarded the “Soundtrack Cologne” film festival prize for his life’s work. In his versatile oeuvre, Schneider often combines opposites in creative symbiosis. His compositional work is also closely linked to intensive reflection as a writer. Personal details
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