Nikolaus Brass

Nikolaus Brass, born in 1949 in Lindau, Germany, is a composer whose works delve deeply into the human experience, exploring themes of fragility, new beginnings, and the full spectrum of emotions. Initially pursuing a career in medicine, Brass later dedicated himself to composition, studying privately with Peter Kiesewetter. His avant-garde compositions, such as the evocative "In der Farbe von Erde" for viola, strings, and percussion, showcase his unique musical language and emotional depth. Brass has garnered significant recognition, including the Music Prize of the State Capital Munich in 2009. His discography, featuring works like "Zeit im Gru" and "String Quartets, Vol. 1," offers a rich tapestry of sounds that challenge and inspire. Whether you're discovering his string trios or his pieces for brass instruments, Nikolaus Brass's music promises an immersive and thought-provoking experience.