Carola Bauckholt (born 21 August 1959) is a German composer. She was born in Krefeld, West Germany. She worked at the Marienplatz Theater in Krefeld and studied music with Mauricio Kagel at the Cologne College of Music and Dance from 1978–84.[1]

Bauckholt in 1985 co-founded Thürmchen Verlag (literally, "Turret Publications"), a publisher of experimental music in Cologne, and in 1991 co-founded the affiliated Thürmchen ensemble, also in Cologne. In 1990-91, she attended the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart on scholarship, in 1992 the Schreyahn Artists' Colony in Lower Saxony and in 1997 the Villa Massimo in Rome.[2]

Honors and awards

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Works

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Selected works include:

  • Grave (1982)
  • Der gefaltete Blick (1984)
  • Das klagende Leid (1985)
  • Polizeitrieb (1985)
  • Trio (1988/89)
  • erinnern vergessen (1989)
  • 3 Sätze für Blechbläserquintett (1989)
  • Schraubdichtung (1989/90)
  • langsamer als ich dachte (1990)
  • mehr oder weniger (1991)
  • In gewohnter Umgebung I (1991)
  • offen und beweglich (1992)
  • Geräusche (1992)
  • Luftwurzeln (1993)
  • Klarinettentrio (1993)
  • Streichtrio (1994)
  • Pumpe (1994)
  • vertraute Rätsel (1995/96)
  • Doina (1996)
  • Kurbel und Wolke (1997)
  • Stachel der Empfindlichkeit (1997/98)
  • nein allein (1999/2000)
  • Nestwärme (2000)
  • Atempause (2000/01)
  • streicheln (2001)
  • nachts – drei Frauenstimmen im Taxi (2004)
  • Vollmond, unter null (2004)
  • Gegenwind (2004)
  • hellhörig (2004–2007), premiered at the Munich Biennale 2008
  • Instinkt (2007)
  • Vormittagsspuk (2008)[4]
  • Mensch und Tier (2008/2009)
  • Myzel (2009)
  • Liebeslied (2010)
  • Schlammflocke (2010)
  • Emil will nicht schlafen … (2010)
  • Hirn & Ei (2010/2011)
  • ohne worte (2011)
  • Lichtung (2011)
  • Laufwerk (2011)
  • ohne worte zwei (2011)
  • Humus (2011)
  • Zugvögel (2011/2012)
  • Schlammflocke II (2012)
  • Kohle, Kreide (2012)
  • Stroh (2012/2013)
  • Sog (2012/2013)
  • Brunnen (2013)

Discography

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References

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  1. ^ Bibliographic guide to music: Volume 1993. New York Public Library. Music Division, New York Public Library, Reference Dept. 1993.
  2. ^ "Carola Bauckholt". Retrieved 10 June 2020.
  3. ^ "Villa Massimo (1997-1998): Carola Bauckholt". Retrieved 10 June 2020.
  4. ^ Dollenmayer, David; Hansen, Thomas (2008). Neue Horizonte: Introductory German.
  5. ^ "Carola Bauckholt". Discogs. Retrieved 10 June 2020.
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