Dieter Acker

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Dieter Acker (3 November 1940, Sibiu, Romania – 27 May 2006, Munich) was a German composer.^[1]

Selected works

Concertante

Musik for viola, harp and string orchestra (1992)

Chamber music

Duo for viola and cello (1973)
Sonata for viola and piano (1985)
Equale II for 2 violas (1987)
Sonata for viola and harp (1987)
Trio for flute, viola and harp (or guitar) (1987)
Trio for clarinet, viola and piano (1992)
Arkaden II for viola and piano (1995)

References

^ Biography of Dieter Acker at www.siebenbuerger.de

External links

Official site

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