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Huber, Klaus

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Huber, Klaus (1924- )

Swiss composer. His music combines avant-garde techniques with a strong religious awareness.

He studied with Willy Burkhard at the Zürich Conservatory and with Boris Blacher in Berlin, Germany. From 1950 he taught violin in Zürich and from 1960 music history at the Lucerne Conservatory.

Works

Opera

Jot, oder Wann kommt der Herr Züruck (1973).

Voices, chorus, and orchestra

cantata for voices and four instruments Des Engels Anredung an die Seele (1957), oratorio Mechthildis for alto voice and chamber orchestra (1957), Auf die ruhige Nacht-Zeit for soprano and chamber group (1958), Soliloquia for soloists, chorus, and orchestra, Spes contra spem for voice, narrator, and orchestra (1988).

Orchestral and instrumental

Sonata da chiesa for violin and organ, Concerto per la Camerata (1955), Tempora, violin concerto (1970); Turnus for orchestra and tape (1974); Litania instrumentalis for orchestra (1975); Von Zeit zu Zeit, string quartet (1985); Protuberanzen for orchestra (1986).
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