Ulrich Stötzel
Ulrich Stötzel (born 6 June 1952) is a German organist and conductor.
Life
Born in Siegen, Stötzel studied church music at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts and passed the A-Examination there. This was followed by postgraduate studies in the master classes of Edgar Krapp and Helmuth Rilling with a final organ concert exam and choral conducting diploma.[1][2][3]
Since 1973, Stötzel has formed the Bach-Chor Siegen, which counts up to about 120 singers and has released more than a dozen classical concept albums as well as complete recordings. Due to his special merits, he was awarded the title of Kirchenmusikdirektor of the Evangelische Kirche von Westfalen.[4][5]
Stötzel has been retired since summer 2019.
References
- Wolfgang Leipold: Ulrich Stötzel: Organist of the Martinikirche for 38 years, Westfalenpost dated 18 August 2018; retrieved 17 October 2020
- Ulrich Stötzel on the website of the BBC
- Ulrich Stötzel on Naxos
- Ulrich Stötzel: Concert Organist, Conductor. on siwikultur.de
- Ulrich Stötzel on ArkivMusik
External links
- Literature by and about Ulrich Stötzel in the German National Library catalogue
- Ulrich Stötzel discography at Discogs
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