Martin Haselböck
Martin Haselböck has been counted among the world's most prominent organists since the mid-'70s, making over 50 solo recordings and giving numerous concerts at the world's major concert venues. Since the early '80s he has been active as a conductor, too, both in concert and in operatic performances, turning out even more recordings in this role, mostly with his own Wiener Akademie Orchester in repertory favoring Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, and Liszt on period instruments.
Haselböck was born in Vienna on November 23, 1954. After keyboard and composition studies at home at the Musikhochschule, he traveled to Paris for further study on organ with Daniel Roth and Jean Langlais. He also studied composition with Michael Radulescu, Anton Heiller, and Friedrich Cerha. He captured first prize in the 1972 Vienna-Melk organ competition, then launched his professional career the following year. While maintaining a busy concert schedule he accepted two prestigious organist posts in Vienna, the first at St. Augustine's Church, the second at the Vienna Hofkapelle (1977) as Court Organist. In the 1980s Haselböck began to conduct regularly. In 1985 he founded the period-instrument ensemble Wiener Akademie Orchester, though he continues to guest conduct other orchestras in Europe and America. He maintained both his organ and conducting careers while holding teaching posts in organ as well, first at Iowa's Luther College (1977), then at the Vienna Musikhochschule (1979) and later at the Lübeck Musikhochschule (1986). Haselböck was chief editor of Universal Edition's Organ Edition publications from 1978 to 2000. Haselböck also began conducting opera, and by 1991 became recognized as a major talent when he led an acclaimed performance of Don Giovanni at the Prague Mozart Festival. In the meantime, he took on large projects on organ, recording cycles of works by J.S. Bach and Liszt, as well as numerous individual compositions that included organ concertos by Haydn and Krenek, the latter being just one of the composers who have written expressly for Haselböck. It was the Liszt (1986) cycle that won the Hungarian Liszt prize, and his recordings have garnered other major European awards as well. Haselböck has continued to score triumphs on all fronts, gaining particular notice with his productions of operas by Handel, with Radamisto (2002) and Il trionfo del tempo (2004) staged at the Salzburg Festival. He maintains his interest in teaching, as well, holding a professorship in organ at the University of Vienna. He adjudicates organ competitions and has helped oversee organ installations. Beginning with the 2005-2006 concert season, Haselböck assumed duties as music director of Musica Angelica, an ensemble dedicated to Baroque music based in Los Angeles. His inaugural concert featured a warmly received all-Bach program, in which Haselböck also played the organ for Cantata No. 35. In the 2010s, Haselböck and the Wiener Akademie recorded Beethoven's symphonies for the Alpha label, trying to reconstruct the conditions of Beethoven's original performances, in their original venues. The earlier recordings of Haselböck and the Akademie were remastered and reissued by Aparte in 2021. In 2022, they began a new series recordings devoted to the sacred music of Liszt.
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The Sound of Weimar. Schubert - Liszt Transcriptions
Martin Haselböck, Orchester Wiener Akademie
Concertos - Lançado por Alpha Classics em 18 de set. de 2015
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Liszt: The Sound of Weimar 2
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 2 de ago. de 2011
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Telemann, Concerto for Viola d'amore, Oboe d'amore and Flute
Martin Haselböck, Wiener Akademie
Classical - Lançado por SendClassic em 21 de abr. de 2000
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Dante Symphony - Evocation à la Chapelle Sixtine
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 1 de mar. de 2011
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MUFFAT: Organ Works, Vol. 2
Classical - Lançado por Naxos em 23 de set. de 2000
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Œuvres pour orgue (Vol. 3)
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 1 de jan. de 2005
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Liszt : Œuvres pour orgue (Vol. 2)
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 1 de jan. de 2005
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Romantic Songs for Baritone & Organ
Vocal Music (Secular and Sacred) - Lançado por CapriccioNR em 1 de jan. de 1986
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MUFFAT: Organ Works, Vol. 1
Classical - Lançado por Naxos em 12 de jun. de 2000
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Franz Liszt - Arrangements
Christian Schmitt, Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern, Martin Haselböck
Classical - Lançado por CPO em 11 de out. de 2013
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Liszt : Œuvres pour orgue (Vol. 1)
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 23 de out. de 2006
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Beethoven: Violin Concerto, Andante cantabile
Benjamin Schmid, Orchester Wiener Akademie, Martin Haselböck
Concertos - Lançamento no dia 17 de mai. de 2024 por Aparté
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Liszt: The Sound of Weimar 5
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 7 de ago. de 2012
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Mozart, W.A.: Zaide [Opera]
Isabel Monar, Markus Schäfer, Markus Brutscher, Christian Hilz, Orchester Wiener Akademie, Martin Haselböck
Full Operas - Lançado por CPO em 1 de jan. de 2008
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W.F. Bach, C.P.E. Bach & Hofmann: Flute Concertos
Christian Gurtner, Orchester Wiener Akademie, Martin Haselböck
Classical - Lançado por CPO em 21 de jan. de 2003
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Organ Recital: Haselbock, Martin - KRENEK, E. / LIGETI, G. / HALFFTER, C. / SCHNITTKE, A. / DURKO, Z. / BISCHOF, R.
Classical - Lançado por New Classical Adventure em 1 de jan. de 2006
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Max Reger
Opera - Lançado por Preiser Records em 7 de fev. de 1995
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Liszt: Famous Organ Works
Classical - Lançado por Orfeo em 1 de jan. de 2016
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Bruckner, A.: Symphony No. 1 (1866 Version)
Orchester Wiener Akademie, Martin Haselböck
Classical - Lançado por CapriccioNR em 1 de jan. de 2005
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Hindemith: Organ Concertos
Paul Hindemith, Martin Haselböck, Wiener Symphoniker, Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos
Classical - Lançado por Deutsche Grammophon (DG) em 6 de mar. de 1995
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Krenek: The Organ Works
Martin Haselböck, Ernst Kovacic, Jeff von der Schmidt
Classical - Lançado por VMS Musical Treasures em 1 de abr. de 2003
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