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Mathias Rehfeldt

Mathias Rehfeldt (born August 25, 1986 in Tübingen, Germany) is a German composer, music producer and organist.[1]

Mathias Rehfeldt
Background information
Born (1986-08-25) August 25, 1986 (age 37)
Tübingen, Germany
LabelsM-Music-Records, BSC Music, 22D Music

Mathias Rehfeldt is a Munich-based composer, organist and crossover-artist, his music blurs the lines between classical and modern electronic music.[2][3][4][5]

As an organist he has gained an international reputation for his movie score improvisations for silent films.[6][7][8][9] Starting 2015 he focused on writing music for feature films [10]

As a composer he is currently signed by M-Music-Records[11]

Discography edit

Year Title Label Media Type
2017 Funeralissimo by Matthias Well (Track: Totentanz) Genuine Album Classical Composition
2015 Nocturnal Bleedings Munich Classical EP Classical Composition
2016 The Galilaean (organ improvisation) Organ Promotion DVD Classical Composition
2019 Walpurgisnacht (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) BSC Music Album original motion picture soundtrack
2019 Der Zauberlehrling (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 22D Music Album original motion picture soundtrack
2019 Der süße Brei (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 22D Music Album original motion picture soundtrack
2020 Die drei Königskinder (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 22D Music Album original motion picture soundtrack
2020 One day (Original Song from the movie „Into the Beat“) 22D Music Single (Original Song from the movie „Into the Beat“)
2020 Curfew Songs Munich Classical EP Fieldt (Projekt)
2018 Tundra 22D Music Album Dark Matter Projekt
2018 Dark Matter M-Music Records Album Dark Matter Projekt
2019 Baraka – A soundtrack inspired by the movie Baraka Munich Classical Album Dark Matter Projekt
2020 Zeit EP Katermukke EP Dark Matter Projekt, Dirty Doering, Nicone
2021 Organ Works Munich Classical Album Classical Composition

Feature films edit


Fictional
Year Title Director Production Publisher
2021 Nahrani Simon Pfister Pfister/Auer BR
2019 Der Andere (engl. The other one)[12] Lukas Baier Ceres Film BR
2020 Into the Beat (Song: One Day)[13] Stefan Westerwelle Lieblingsfilm Kino
2020 Wie wir leben wollen[14] Sophie Avenkamp Neos Film
2019 Beats[15] Simon Pfister Pfister/Auer BR
2019 Sechs auf einen Streich – Die drei Königskinder[16] (engl. "The Three King's Children") Frank Stoye kurhaus production Film & Medien GmbH ARD
2018 Walpurgisnacht – Die Mädchen und der Tod[17] (engl. "The girls and death") Hans Steinbichler Wiedermann und Berg ZDF
2018 A home for curiosities[18] Ben Tobin -
2018 Midnight Regulations[19] Nils Keller - -
2018 Der süße Brei[20] Frank Stoye Kinderfilm ZDF
2018 Intergalactical Chewing Gum[21] Judith Taurek -
2018 Skrupellos – Gefangen im Netz der Macht[22] (engl. "Justice") Michel Morales Aviv Pictures -
2017 Der Zauberlehrling[23] (engl. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice") Frank Stoye Kinderfilm ZDF
2017 The Glasshouse[24] Gianna Arni -
2017 Horizont[25] (engl. "Horizon") Simon Pfister - -
2017 Gestrandet[26] (engl. "Stranded") Kai Sitter - -
2016 Die Diva, Thailand und wir![27] Franziska Buch Tellux Film ARD
2015 Take my hand[28] Maria Mayoral - -
2015 Ioana[29] Simon Pfister -

Written Music edit

Year Composition Instrument Publisher Premier performed by
2021 Aus tiefer Not (from deep affliction) Orgel Helbling Verlag Konstantin Reymaier
2021 Neun liturgische „Cutscenes“ Orgel Strube Ruben Johannes Sturm
2020 Maria durch ein Dornwald ging Orgel Edition Eres Hans Leitner
2020 Bourrasque de Neige Violine & Klavier Strube Matthias Well & Lilian Akopova
2020 Oratio Chor, Orchester, Solisten Helbling Verlag Vokalkappelle der Theatinerkirche, München
2020 Ich sah einen hohen schwarzen Wald Chor Helbling Verlag Via-nova chor München
2019 Jubilate Orgel Strube Mathias Rehfeldt
2019 Silva Nigra Suite Orgel Strube Ruben Johannes Sturm
2019 Nostro Lumine Orgel Strube Wolfram Rehfeldt
2019 Sonnengesang Chor, Orgel & Elektronik Auftragskomposition Martinskantorei Ebingen
2018 Totentanz Violine & Akkordeon Auftragskomposition Matthias Well & Zdravko Zivkovic
2015 Into the Unknown Großes Orchester Auftragskomposition Münchner Symphoniker
2014 Von guten Mächten treu und still geborgen Blechbläser Auftragskomposition blechimpuls (Ensemble)
2014 Du hüllst dich in Licht wie ein Kleid Chor Helbling Verlag Concentus Juvenum (Ensemble)
2013 Orgelintonationen zum neuen Gotteslob Orgel Carus -
2013 Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott Posaunenchor Auftragskomposition Posaunenchor Ulm
2012 Brass of Jericho Blechbläser Auftragskomposition blechimpuls (Ensemble)

Awards edit

Year Status Award
2010 Winner 1. Price - International Organ Competition „Epinal“ Category: „Orgue Excellence“[30]
2016 Winner "Special Mention" - Film Music Competition „Maurice Ravel“[31]
2018 Nominated "Best Newcomer" - „Deutscher Filmmusikpreis“[32] (German Film Music Award)
2018 Nominated „Crystal Pine Award“ – "Best Soundtrack"[33]
2018 Winner Global music award – Experimental/Crossover[34]
2019 Winner SFAAF – Honorable Mention (best Score in a Short Movie)[35]
2019 Nominated Dok. Fest München Composition Funding Prize[36]
2019 Winner "Best Soundtrack" New York Cinematography Award for „Beats“[37]
2019 Winner "Best Original Score" White Unicorn International Film Festival – „Walpurgisnacht“[38]
2019 Winner "Best Composer" American Golden Picture Award – for „A Home for Curiosities“[39]
2020 Winner "Best Soundtrack" - Melbourne Short Film Festival for "Beats"[40]
2020 Nominated "Best Soundtrack" - Melbourne Short Film Festival for "The other one"[41]
2020 Winner "Best Orchestration From An International Mini Series" - Garden State Film Festival for "Walpurgisnacht"[42]
2020 Winner "Best Original Score" New York Cinematography Award for „The Three King‘s Children“[43]
2020 Winner "Best Original Music Score" Los Angeles Cinematography Award for "The Three King's Children"[44]
2020 Winner „Best Original Score“ – Canadian Cinematography Award for "The Three King's Children"[45]
2020 Winner Bayerischer Kompositionspreis[46]
2020 Winner „Best Song“ für „Into the Beat“ – LAFA [47]
2020 Winner „Best Soundtrack in a Feature Film“ – Seattle Film Festival
2021 Winner „Best Soundtrack“ – Shortie Film Festival
2021 Winner „Best Original Score“ for "The other one"
2021 Winner "New Classics Organ Taurida - Moscow" Third Place [48]

References edit

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