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Ratko Delorko

b. 1959

German musician

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Born 1959. Ratko Delorko is a German composer, pianist, conductor, music arranger and musician.

Mario-Ratko Delorko, also known as Ratko Delorko, is a Croatian pianist, composer, producer and conductor who lives in Germany.

He is not to be confused with homonym Croatian opera singer (tenor) Mario-Ratko Delorko (1916–2002), also known as Ratko Delorko.

Biography He was born in Hamburg in 1959 and studied in Düsseldorf, Cologne and Munich. He has performed at concerts worldwide and his repertoire covers works from baroque to contemporary music. He has recorded Gershwin’s complete piano oeuvre, Mozart piano concertos, and a live Chopin recital at the Berlin Philharmonic. He also performs at open-air events, and has held a concert in the Dachstein Ice Cave in the Austrian Alps.

Delorko has many first recordings of previously unknown compositions. He also plays ‘Jazz meets Classic’ concerts together with Christoph Spendel.

Ratko Delorko’s compositions include music for piano, chamber music, orchestral works and electronic music. He has recorded a CD with the title The History of the Piano for the New Classic Colours label. This album includes selections from the baroque era to contemporary, performed on twenty different original keyboard instruments of the respective eras.

Ratko Delorko currently teaches Master Classes in Europe, the USA, and Asia. He lectures at the Music University of Frankfurt, Germany in addition to his tour schedule. He also writes articles and tests instruments and music software for music magazines.

Compositions Die Ey, Opera (1991) for Vocalists, Computer, Synthetic Drums and Piano, Libretto Kai Metzger, Uraufführung Düsseldorf 1991 ..später vielleicht dann die Heimkehr (1996) Oratorium for Soprano, Tenor, Narrator, Piano and Synthesizer Mörrfried-Lieder for Baritone and Piano after Texts from Kai Metzger (1998) Blattspiel (1996) for Oboe und Piano Zeitklang, Zyklus for Piano I & II (1984–1987) Published by Zimmermann Frankfurt Sonata for Two Pianos (1991) MIDI-Sonata for Audioforte-Grand, Computer and Synthesizer (1993) Dorint-Suite (1997) for Piano Otmar Alt-Sonata (1999) for Piano Drei Spiele für Kinderklavier (1993)

Discography

Gershwin, Virtuoso Piano Music on Aurophon, Sony Music, Zeitklang Mozart, Piano Concertos KV 413. 414. 175 as soloist and conductor on Aurophon, Sony Music, Zeitklang Recital I, recorded in Italy on Aurophon, Zeitklang New Music for Toy Piano on SST Beethoven Piano Concertos on Period Instruments WoO 4 and Nr. 2 on Attacca Chopin-Recital live from Berlin Philharmonic Hall on Zeitklang CD-Extra The Piano History on NCC Europiano: 15 Young European Pianists on Zeitklang The History of the Steinway Piano on Zeitklang DVD & CD, Jazz meets Classic Piano Duet on Zeitklang Recital II, recorded in the USA on Zeitklang Audiobook, Papillons with Reiner Schöne on Zeitklang Crescendo Piano History Audiobook with Students of Music University Graz

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German musician

When was Ratko Delorko born?

Ratko Delorko was born on 15 August 1959 in Hamburg.

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Ratko Delorko is a composer, pianist, conductor, music arranger and musician.

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Ratko Delorko is German.

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· Wikidata: Q2132805

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