Hans Rudolf Zöbeley (1931-2011) was a German conductor and composer, recognized for his significant contributions to choral music. Born in Munich, Zöbeley's passion for music led him to study at the Musikhochschule München (Munich School of Music), where he honed his skills in composition and conducting. Throughout his illustrious career, he served as the choir director of the Hochschule and was also the conductor of the renowned choir Münchener Bach-Chor.
Zöbeley's expertise in choral arrangement and mastery of vocal ensembles earned him a reputation as an authority on sacred and classical choral works. His discography is a testament to his love and dedication to choral music, with recent releases such as "Te Deum," which showcases his ability to breathe new life into historical pieces. His recordings of "Gounod: St. Cecilia Mass, CG 56 - Bizet: Te Deum, WD 122 (Live)" capture the grandeur of liturgical music, presenting live performances that communicate the ceremonial brilliance of these compositions. Zöbeley's delicate interpretation of the "Schütz: Weihnachtshistorie (Christmas Story), SWV 435" underscores his commitment to German baroque music, while his work on "Haydn, M.: Missa Sanctae Ursulae / Mozart, W.A.: Ave Verum Corpus / Regina Coeli" bridges the gap between the classical era and modern-day audiences. His imprint on the musical world remains through his artful recordings and the legacy of choral excellence he left behind.
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