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Lothar, Mark (1902–1985)| German composer. He studied at the Berlin Musikhochschule with Franz Schreker (composition), Paul Juon (harmony), and Rudolf Krasselt (conducting). Later he had lessons with Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari and others. After appointments as director of music at two Berlin theatres, he was in charge of the music at the Bavarian Staatstheater in Munich 1945–55. |
Works Stage operas Tyll (1928), Lord Spleen (after Ben Jonson's Epicoene, 1930), Münchhausen (1933), Schneider Wibbol (Berlin, 1938), Rappelkopf (Munich, 1958), Der Widerspenstige Heilige (Munich, 1968); incidental music for Eichendorff's Die Freier and other plays. |
Other Narrenmesse for male chorus; Orchesterstücke and suite for orchestra; serenade for chamber orchestra; music for film and radio; piano trio; piano pieces; songs. |
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