Erke Duit

Erke Duit (born 30 December 1957 in Bremen) is a German conductor, composer and director of several choirs and ensembles. Life After his Abitur, Duit studied church music at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, specialising in choral conducting (with Hans Gillesberger, Erwin Ortner), composition (with Erich Romanovsky), media composition (with Paul Kont), conducting (with Karl Österreicher) and at Biola College, Los Angeles (scholarship; organ with Charles Shaffer). He is the father of a son and a daughter. Since 2005, he has been teaching Musical Interpretation and Role Designat the Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna. Works * 1992 Cantata Hödlmoser, text: For the steirischer herbst * 1994 Setting of texts by H. C. Artmann for the NÖ. Donaufestival * 1995 The Library of Babel, together with Fritz Rainer and Wolfgang Huber * 1997 Celentano Arrangements, for La Cappella Vienna, performed at the * 1998 The Bremen Town Musicians, chamber orchestra work * 1999 Orchestral work KINDER, for Karl Friedrich Flic * 2000 Cantata adam.eva.aus with the * 2001 Waldviertler Suite for 34 wind instruments (performed with the GRENZBLÄSERN) * 2002 Hohes Haus Musik, setting