Rupert Huber is an Austrian composer and musician renowned for his innovative work in the realm of contemporary classical music and electronic sounds. Having crafted a career that seamlessly blends the worlds of traditional composition with avant-garde experimentation, Huber's body of work features a striking range of musical exploration. His compositions often reflect a profound interest in the spiritual and cultural dimensions of sound, exploring the boundaries between music, art, and human perception.

Huber's releases, including "Die Verwandlung des Zornes," "Charles Uzor: Mothertongue," and "Buddha Goes to Bayreuth," showcase his versatility and the breadth of his musical inquiry. Works such as "Rupert Huber: Rūḥ-i-gulāb & Mein Venedig" as well as "Nachklang (Rose), Wermut & Der kranke Mann" delve deeply into thematic expression and acoustic experimentation. His compositions frequently incorporate elements of electronic music, pianistic mastery, and vocal performance, culminating in pieces that challenge the conventions of genre and form. Internationally regarded for his contributions to contemporary music, Rupert Huber remains an influential figure in the classical and experimental music scenes, consistently pushing the limits of auditory experience.

Genres

Austrian Contemporary Classical

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Latest Release

Die Verwandlung des Zornes

Rupert Huber•

Oesterreichisches ensemble fur neue musik

Album - 10 Tracks - Released April 1, 2022