Franz Hauk is a German conductor, organist, and musicologist celebrated for his passionate revival of neglected classical and Romantic-era works, particularly those of Johann Simon Mayr. Based in Ingolstadt, he’s become a driving force behind resurrecting Mayr’s operas, masses, and sacred music through meticulous critical editions and vibrant recordings, often collaborating with the Simon Mayr Choir and other ensembles. A skilled organist, Hauk also breathes life into Baroque and Romantic keyboard repertoire, from Bach’s intricate fugues to Franck’s lush organ works. His projects, like the original 1819 version of *Mayr: Alfredo il grande* or the restored *Sacchini: L'abbandono delle richezze di S. Filippo Neri*, showcase his dual knack for scholarly rigor and theatrical flair. Whether unearthing forgotten scores or flexing his chops on historic church organs, Hauk keeps one foot in the archives and the other on the concert stage.
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