and by Albrecht Dürer "...Ausgespannt..." / Geistliche Musik in memoriam Kurt Wolfgang Senn (1972) Sacred music in memory of Kurt Wolfgang Senn, for high baritone, five instrumental groups, percussion, organ, loudspeakers, and tape Kleines Requiem for Heinrich Böll (1991, excerpts from Cantiones de Circulo Gyrante) Little Requiem for Heinrich Böll, for choir a cappella and bass-baritone (ad lib.). Text: Hildegard von Bingen (in Latin) Chamber music ...von Zeit zu Zeit... (1984/85) string quartet No. 2 Des Dichters Pflug (1989) for violin, viola, and violoncello (all in three-tone tuning, Dritteltonstimmung) Agnus Dei cum recordatione Hommage à Jehan Okeghem (1990/91) Text: Gösta Neuwirth Hommage à Jehan Okeghem Ecce homines (1997/98) string quintet Solo works In memoriam Willy Burkhard (1955) for organ La Chace (1963) for harpsichord To Ask the Flutist (1966) for flute Ein Hauch von Unzeit (1972): No. I for flute and other instruments; no. II for piano; no. V for guitar; no. VI for accordion; no. VII for double bass; no. VIII for cello Blätterlos (1975) for prepared piano Transpositio ad infinitum (1976) for cello ...Plainte... for Luigi Nono (1990) for viola d'amore in three-tone-tuning Winter Seeds (1993) for accordion Intarsimile (2010) for violin Writings Publications with writings by Huber: Umgepflügte Zeit: Gesammelte Schriften (1999): Huber's collected writings. From Time – To Time: The Complete Œuvre (2010), translation of Von Zeit zu Zeit: Das Gesamtschaffen (2009): a book Huber wrote in the format of a dialogue with Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf. Awards and recognition Awards and recognitions received by Huber include: 1970: Beethoven Prize (Bonn) for Tenebrae 2000: Honorary Doctorate from University of Strasbourg 2009: Salzburg Music Prize Ernst von Siemens Music Prize Honorary Doctorate from University of Music and Theatre Leipzig 2013: German Music Authors' Prize in the category Lifetime achievement References Further reading External links Official site including list of works, biographical information etc. Klaus Huber Musikbibliographie Publisher's website: Klaus Huber at Ricordi Berlin Ricordi: Klaus Huber has passed away Volker Hagedorn: Siemens-Musikpreisträger: Die Seele geht auf Seidenfüßen (in German) Die Zeit 8 February 2009 Dem Genuss der Oberfläche widerstehen: Siemens-Preisträger Klaus Huber im Gespräch (interview, in German) Neue Musikzeitung 15 May 2009 Sound recordings of works of the composer from the archives of SRG SSR on Neo.Mx3 1924 births 2017 deaths Swiss classical composers 21st-century classical composers 20th-century classical composers People from Bern Academic staff of the Hochschule für Musik Freiburg Members of the Academy of Arts, Berlin Swiss