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'''Johannes Stert''' (born 1963) is an internationally active German conductor and composer.<br />
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In 2009-2012, he has conducted Mozart’s ''[[Die Zauberflöte]]'' at the Korean National Theater in Seoul, Mozart’s ''[[Don Giovanni]]'' at [[Lisbon]]'s [[Teatro Nacional de São Carlos]] (where he is a frequent guest) and several opera and symphony performances in [[Theater Magdeburg|Magdeburg]], Germany. Praised by Vienna's paper ''[[Die Presse]]'',{{Citation needed|date=June 2011}} he also made his debut at the Danish Royal Opera, [[Copenhagen Opera House]], in December 2009, and will return there in 2011. He took the [[Teatro Nacional de São Carlos]] company on tour to China in early 2010, conducting operas and concerts in Macao, Hong Kong and Beijing.<br />
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From 2002 to 2006, he was Principal Guest Conductor at the [[Graz]] (Austria) Opera. From 1995 to 2004 he was First Conductor at the Cologne (Germany) Opera and conducted a large repertoire, specializing in Mozart. While in Graz, he conducted a controversial production of Wagner's ''[[Parsifal]]'', and [[Hans Werner Henze]]'s ''[[Boulevard Solitude]]''. In 2006, he conducted [[György Ligeti]]'s bizarre and difficult opera, ''Le Grand Macabre.''<br />
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Stert is Music Director of the Orchesterverein Hilgen, and has conducted such orchestras as the [[Gürzenich Orchestra]] Cologne, the Staatsorchester Rheinische Philharmonie, the Cracow Radio Orchestra, the WDR-Radio Orchestra (Stuttgart) and the Ensemble Avantgarde. As both composer and conductor, his many contemporary music projects have enabled him to work closely with well-known composers, such as [[Karlheinz Stockhausen]], [[John Cage]], [[Manfred Trojahn]], [[Johannes Fritsch]] and [[Detlev Glanert]]. This has led to engagements with such contemporary music groups as the [[ensemble recherche]] and the Ensemble Köln. [[Hans Werner Henze]] has singled out Johannes Stert for special praise. He is also active in the recording studio, with works such as [[Karl Goldmark]]'s complete opera ''Merlin'' in 2007; and the recently rediscovered [[Friedrich von Flotow]] Piano Concerti 1 and 2, with the [[WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne]] in 2009.<br />
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His works as a composer include "Ida, eine Traurige Humoreske" for winds; the "Engellieder," based on poems by Rilke, for soprano and orchestra (or piano); and the oratorio, "Aus der Stille," for soprano, solo clarinet, chorus, orchestra and two actors.<br />
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Johannes Stert lives in Stuttgart with his wife, German actress Beate Maria Schwarzbauer, and their two children.<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://www.johannes-stert.de/ Personal Site] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091223021810/http://www.johannes-stert.de/ |date=2009-12-23 }}<br />
* [http://www.theater-magdeburg.de/ Magdeburg Opera and Philharmonic]<br />
* [http://www.saocarlos.pt/ Sao Carlos Theater, Lisbon]<br />
* [http://www.kgl-teater.dk/ The Royal Danish Theatre]<br />
* [http://www.staatstheater.de/ Oldenburgisches Staatstheater]<br />
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