Jan Muller-Wieland

Short bio Jan Muller-Wieland

Birthday: 1966

Genre: Classical

Full biography Jan Muller-Wieland

Jan Muller-Wieland is a highly productive and acclaimed composer of his generation, known for his frequently performed cello concerto and piano quartet among other works. He has taught at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich, and his former students include Arash Safaian and Christian Dieck. Muller-Wieland's works cover a range of styles and genres, often incorporating classical and contemporary elements in a unique and innovative manner. His compositions have been performed worldwide, including premieres by Elisabeth Kufferath and Holger Falk. Overall, Jan Muller-Wieland's contributions to the world of classical music have been widely recognized and his influence on the next generation of composers is significant.

Compositions featuring Jan Muller-Wieland

#	Name	Duration	Genre	Year
1	Himmelfahrt, for viola	9:19 min	Chamber Music	2002
2	Libero, fragile, for violin	5:41 min	Chamber Music	2002
3	Sonata for 2 cellos	13:22 min	Chamber Music	1994
4	White detaches itself from black, for piano	2:01 min	Keyboard	1966
5	Piano Trio No. 3	24:43 min	Chamber Music	-

Albums featuring Jan Muller-Wieland

#	Name album	Year	Music label
1	Der Held Der Westlichen Welt(2×CD, )	2006	Oper Köln
2	Isabel Mundry, André Werner, Jan Müller-Wieland, Charlotte Seither, Detlev Müller-Siemens – Klavierlieder(CD, Album)	2004	edition zeitklang
3	Poem Des Morgens · Das Gastspiel · Arabeske · Yamin(CD, Album)	1997	WERGO