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((Short description|Austrian composer and jazz musician))
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'''Werner Pirchner''' (13 February 1940 – 10 August 2001) was an [[Austria]]n [[composer]] and [[jazz]] musician.

== Life ==
He was born in [[Hall in Tirol]], and had his musical start playing jazz. In 1963 he played [[vibraphone]] in the [[Oscar Klein|Oscar-Klein]]-Quartett.

The last 15 years of his life he worked as a composer only. In 1973, his first tape was published. In 1974, he composed the music for the film ''[[Der Untergang des Alpenlandes]]''. In 1975, [[Bert Breit]] invited him to compose the film music about [[state of Tyrol|Tyrol]], for which he composed the "Streichquartett für Bläserquintett", PWV 15.

In Austria Pirchner was well-known, since he composed the "Sounddesign" for the [[ORF (broadcaster)|ORF]]-culture radio [[Ö1]] in 1994. In 1995, he composed the music for Hofmannsthals [[Jedermann (play)|Jedermann]] at the [[Salzburger Festspiele]].

He died in [[Innsbruck]].

== Compositions ==
=== Film and incidental music ===
* ''24 Deka Jazz-Lieder'' – for [[Henry Materna]]s „Face of Europe“. Musik zu 6 Filmen, op.&nbsp;1 (1966)<ref name="micawerke">mica (Aktualisierungsdatum: 23. Februar 2021): „Werkeverzeichnis von Werner Preisegott Pirchner“. In: Musikdatenbank von mica – music austria. Online abrufbar unter: https://db.musicaustria.at/werke-von-komponisten/61906 (Abrufdatum: 30. April  2022).</ref>
* ''Brechreiz für großes Orchester'' – und ca. 10 andere Filmmusiken, op.&nbsp;2  (1967–1970)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot'' – Und 5 andere Theatermusiken, op.&nbsp;3 (1968–1970)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Der Untergang des Alpenlandes – Part One und Die Geschichte vom Zuckerl, von der Prinzessin und von der absahnenden Creme'' – Zwei Kurzfilme, op.&nbsp;7 (1974/1975)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Das rauhe Leben'' – Musik zum gleichnamigen Film von [[Heide Pils]] über den Dichter [[Alfons Petzold]], op.&nbsp;24 (1987)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Gespenstersonate'' – Bühnenmusik zum gleichnamigen Stück von [[August Strindberg]], op.&nbsp;35 (1988)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Mirakel'' – Musik zum gleichnamigen Film von [[Leopold Huber]], op.&nbsp;45 (1991)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Der Weibsteufel'' – Ballettmusik zum gleichnamigen Stück von [[Karl Schönherr]], op.&nbsp;54 (1991)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Das wunderbare Schicksal'' – Bühnenmusik zum gleichnamigen Stück von [[Felix Mitterer]], op.&nbsp;58 (1992)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Feuernacht und Komplott'' – Musik zu den gleichnamigen Filmen, op.&nbsp;72 (1994)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Die letzten Tage der Menschheit'' – Musik zum gleichnamigen Stück von [[Karl Kraus (writer)|Karl Kraus]], op.&nbsp;77 (1995)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Durch die wilden Alpen'' – Filmmusik (2000)<ref name="micawerke" />

=== Ensemble music ===
* ''Die anachronistische Revolution und ca. Zwei Kilo 12-Ton- und Reihenexperimente'' – Quintet for Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, Vibraphon and Guitar, op.&nbsp;5 (1969)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Streichquartett für Bläserquintett'' – Variations on a Tyrolean Slave Song, op.&nbsp;15 (1974)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Birthdays'' – Trio für Horn, Posaune und Tuba, op.&nbsp;44 (1975)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Von der gewöhnlichen Traurigkeit. Zum Kotzen.'' – Quartet for two Violine, Viola and Violoncello, op.&nbsp;17 (1978)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Soiree tyrolienne'' – Kammersymphonie, op.&nbsp;16 (1980)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Do You Know Emperor Joe?'' – For Brass quintet with two Trumpet, Horn, Trombone and Tuba, op.&nbsp;13 (1982/1983)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Wem gehört der Mensch...?'' – Trio for Piano, Violine und Violoncello (1988)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Aus dem Konzert für zwei Solo-Violinen – ohne Orchester'' – Duo für zwei Violinen, op.&nbsp;33 (1988)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''L'homme au marteau dans la poche et autres travaux appliqués'' – (Der Mann mit dem Hammer in der Tasche und andere Fleißaufgaben), op.&nbsp;52 (1991)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Almweiß – Edelrausch – und andere Master-Zwios'' – Duo for two Trumpet, op.&nbsp;57 (1992)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Palmsonntag im Künstlerzimmer'' – Duo for Horn and Violine, op.&nbsp;71 (1994)<ref name="micawerke" />

=== Soloist music ===
* ''Good News from the Ziller Valley'' – for Violine solo (1981xx)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Kleine Messe um C – for den lieben Gott'' – for Church Organ or Accordion solo, op.&nbsp;14 (1982)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Birthday-Serenade'' – for Pianoforte solo, op.&nbsp;34 (1988)<ref name="micawerke" />
* ''Einfach – Zwiefach'' – for Double Bass solo, op.&nbsp;64 (1993)<ref name="micawerke" />

== References ==
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== External links ==
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