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Carl Joachim Ludwig (* October 20, 1931, in Zittau; † March 1, 1994, in Munich) was a German composer, director and film producer.
Biography
[edit]Joachim Ludwig came from a Protestant pastoral family and, after graduating from high school in Dresden, studied music at the Hochschule der Künste (today: Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden).[1] Ludwig was a scholar of Herbert von Karajan and later collaborated with him.[2] He then worked as a composer for various film and television productions, such as the comedy Pudelnackt in Oberbayern, Hugo, der Weiberschreck, the ZDF series Bitte keine Polizei, Die Totenschmecker, and the crime series Tatort.
Ludwig collaborated with Rudolf Kempe among others.[1] Later, he also worked as a television producer for Bayerischer Rundfunk and Österreichischer Rundfunk.[3]
In 1979 and 1980, he released two LPs, Piano Power and Magic Piano.[4] In April 1980, he performed Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 at the Salzburg Easter Festival in the Großes Festspielhaus. In the fall of 1980, his composition "Six Continental Statements" (for piano, choir, and percussion instruments), commissioned for a concert at the United Nations, premiered.
In 1987, he also produced a 13-part television documentary titled California Highway, which premiered on ORF.[5] He was the owner of the television production company "van Ludwig Productions" in Munich, which worked closely with Bavaria Film Studios.
Ludwig also appeared under the stage names Daniel Corty,[6] Mike Malibu, and Victor Saltman.[7]
Starting in the fall of 1980, Carl Joachim Ludwig also served as a lecturer and professor for the then-new subject of "applied composition" at the Hochschule für Musik Würzburg (University of Music Wuerzburg).
Carl Joachim Ludwig Foundation
[edit]Since 2020, the non-profit Carl Joachim Ludwig Foundation (Carl Joachim Ludwig Stiftung), based in Dortmund, has managed the artistic estate and copyright of Carl Joachim Ludwig.
Discography/Filmography
[edit]- 1962: Das Duell
- 1964: Seraphine oder Die wundersame Geschichte der Tante Flora
- 1965: Der Heiratsschwindler heiratet
- 1966: Die Tage und Nächte der Beebee Fenstermaker
- 1966: Der öffentliche Ankläger
- 1967: Die kranke Miss Mabel
- 1967: Das Museumsstück
- 1967: Die Rache
- 1967: Der Blumengruß
- 1967: Die Hochzeit
- 1967: Der abenteuerliche Urlaub des Mark Lissen
- 1967: Von Null Uhr Eins bis Mitternacht
- 1967: Lord Arthur Saviles Verbrechen
- 1968: Der Mann, der keinen Mord beging
- 1968: Ein Charleston für Lady Mac' Beth
- 1969: Pudelnackt in Oberbayern
- 1969: Hugo der Weiberschreck
- 1969: Das kleine Fernsehspiel: Der Himmel im zwölften Stock
- 1969: 2 Fettaugen - Eine Idylle aus der deutschen Provinz
- 1970–1979 Tatort: Saarbrücken, an einem Montag ... (1970) Schwarze Einser (1978) 30 Liter Super (1979)
- 1975: Steig ein und stirb
- 1975: Wie Hund und Katze
- 1975: Russisches Roulette
- 1975: Hinter den Kulissen
- 1975: Honig und Pfeffer
- 1975: Bitte keine Polizei (Fernsehserie)
- 1975: Schöne Ferien
- 1975: Unsere Penny
- 1975: Taxi 4012
- 1976: Mathilde Möhring
- 1977: Die Münze
- 1979: Die Totenschmecker
- 1982: Als die Zeit still stand
- 1982: Der eingemauerte Schrei
- 1982: Gestern wird morgen sein
- 1982: Der lautlose Ruf
- 1982: Besuch aus dem Jenseits
- 1982: Unheimliche Geschichten
- 1982: Der schwarze Bumerang
- 1982: July Darling (als Joachim van Ludwig)
- 1983: Sylter Novelle (Fernsehfilm) (als Carl Joachim Ludwig)}}
References
[edit]- ^ a b Ilse Eliza Zellermayer. Drei Tenöre und ein Sopran: Mein Leben für die Oper. pp. 203–205. ISBN 9783738676938.
- ^ Melos. B. Schott's Söhne. 1972. Retrieved October 13, 2019.
- ^ "California Highway". Retrieved July 28, 2019.
- ^ "Joachim Ludwig". Retrieved July 28, 2019.
- ^ "California Highway". Retrieved February 23, 2020.
- ^ "Daniel Corty". Retrieved August 9, 2019.
- ^ "Orchester Victor Saltman". Retrieved August 9, 2019.