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Olga Neuwirth
Austrian composer
Since 1968
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Olga Neuwirth (Austrian German: [ˈɔlɡa ˈnɔʏvɪrt]; born 4 August 1968) is an Austrian contemporary classical composer, visual artist and author. She is famed especially for her operas and music theater works, many of which have treated sociopolitical themes. She has emphasized an open-ended, interdisciplinary approach in her work, collaborating frequently with Elfriede Jelinek, exploiting live electronics, and incorporating video. In her opera Lost Highway, she adapted David Lynch's surrealist film by the same name. She has also written music for historic and contemporary films. Luigi Nono inspired her both musically and politically.
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Discography
Albums
- 1995 Lonicera caprifolium / !? dialogues suffisants !? / Spleen / Five Daily Miniatures / Vexierbilder
- 2001 Vampyrotheone / Instrumental-Inseln aus „Bählamms Fest“ / Hooloomooloo
- 2002 Clinamen / Nodus / Construction in Space
- 2003 Bählamms Fest
- 2005 Chamber Music
- 2006 Lost Highway
- 2008 #3
- 2009 Who Am I? / No More
- 2019 Stories
- 2019 …miramondo multiplo… / Remnants of Songs… An Amphigony / Masaot / Clocks Without Hands
- 2021 Solo
- 2021 The Brandenburg Project