Lubeck Academy of Music

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In march 2014 Prof. Rico Gubler, saxophonist, composer and jurist, assumed the presidency of the University of Music Lübeck. Having studied saxophone with Iwan Roth in Basle, with Marcus Weiss in Zurich and with Jean-Michel Goury in Paris, Rico Gubler started to specialize in contemporary music, free improvisation and in live performance of electronic music. In 1997 and 1998 he was awarded the... prize by the Migros Cooperative Association (Migros Genossenschaftsbund) and the Ernst Göhner Foundation. Afterwards, he studied composition with Balz Trümpy in Basle and Salvatore Sciarrino in Florence. In 1998 he won the Prize of the Club de mécénat suisse en France. He was supported by grants from the Künstlerhof Schreyan in Lower Saxony (2001), the Landis & Gyr Foundation, from the Royal Academy in London (2001/02) and the Dr. Robert and Lina Thyll-Dürr Foundation (2004). In 2004 he was awarded a working year from the city of Zurich for his work as composer, in 2005 for his work as performer. In addition to performances as a soloist at the Donaueschinger Musiktage, the Steirischer Herbst, Wien Modern, the Salzburger Festspiele, the MaerzMusik Berlin and the Biennale München, Rico Gubler has played in various chamber music formations. Through his work, he has developed artistic contacts with the Klangforum Wien, the Ensemble Aventure, the Ensemble Phoenix Basel, the SWR orchestra Baden-Baden, the Tonhalle Orchester Zurich, the Kammerorchester München, the Orchestre de chambre de Neuchâtel and the Philharmonische Werkstatt Schweiz. Next to his creative works Rico Gubler studied Law in Zurich and graduated with Lizenziat II. From 2004 to 2014 he teached saxophone and chamber music at the Lugano Music Conservatoire. From 2010 to 2014 he was director of a study programme and part of the leading team at the University of Music in Basle.
Martin Hundelt is responsible for the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts programs. He was professor of voice at the University of Arts in Berlin from 1993 to 2012. In 2001 he started lecturing at the MHL. He studied voice at the MHL in the class of Prof. Ute Niss. As a concert singer he performs internationally on various stages and festivals. Moreover, as an opera singer he was engaged in productions by the Vienna Chamber Opera and the Hans-Otto Theatre in Potsdam among others. Radio and television recordings by NDR, HR, BR, SWR as well as Danish and Czech radio channels document his work.
The University Library of MHL is the information center and the University’s main area of learning. As an academic library specialized in music, it supports both students and instructors in their studies, teaching, research and artistic skills by procuring and supplying specialist information in print or electronic form. It makes available a comprehensive stock of media, which is aligned to the needs of the University. It also facilitates access to information available worldwide. The acquisition of competence in media and research skills is promoted through introductory talks and training sessions. The MHL Library offers an attractive and up-to-date supply of technical equipment and expertise.
The extensive body of complete academic scores and all other collections of the library are systematically displayed openly for public access and borrowing. Reference books, complete scores, audio and audio-visual media can be used exclusively in the library.
100 years MHL. In 2011, the University of Music Lübeck celebrated its anniversary with more than 50 special events and projects. From a private initiative, professional music education was born in Lübeck back in 1911. Founded according to the model of the first German Conservatory of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy in Leipzig, the piano teacher Louise Kaibel opened the Lübecker Konservatorium der Musik in »Schüsselbuden No. 2«. Over the course of history, the institution changed rank and status several times. Until the State of Schleswig-Holstein"s only training center for music professionals granted the school university status in 1973. Outstanding artists, such as the composer Hugo Distler have worked in the management and training of the predecessor institutions. They laid the foundation for developing MHL, which is an internationally acclaimed center of education.
Communication is essential for MHL. Inwardly, it supports the triad of artistic creativity and productivity, scientific knowledge and pedagogical teaching; outwardly it conveys an image between MHL and outsiders, as well as prospective students, visitors, guests and representatives of culture, society, politics and the media.
The areas Artistic Administration (KBB), Marketing and Press office are responsible for the coordination and implementation of external and internal communication of MHL. Contact persons can be found at the Haus der Kommunikation at Großen Petersgrube 27.
The primary task of the subject area Marketing is the best presentation and positioning of the MHL in the public eye. Questions concerning target groups, after the presentation of MHL events, ideas and products are important, just as is their pricing. Corresponding analyzes, target definitions and planning strategies are also part of this, as well as operational implementation and monitoring. The field of Marketing is responsible for external communication, both editorially and for the production and distribution of all print products such as evening and monthly programs, posters, postcards, ads and image products. The final editing of the MHL website is also an integral part of Marketing’s activities.