Peter Gülke

German Conductor and Musicologist

Peter Gülke is a renowned German conductor and musicologist with a distinguished career in the classical music world. Born on April 29, 1934, Gülke has been celebrated for his insightful interpretations of a wide range of repertoire, from Baroque to contemporary works. He has held several prestigious positions, including chief conductor roles at orchestras in Weimar and Freiburg. Gülke's scholarly approach to music is reflected in his writings and lectures on music history and theory, which have contributed significantly to the field of musicology. His work as a conductor has been recognized with numerous awards, such as the Johann Walter Plaque from the city of Torgau and the Saxon Mozart Prize. 8 C Major (The Great)," "Piano Concerto No. 1 Op. 15; Intermezzi Op. 117," or "Quintets For Winds And String Quartet," it is clear that Peter Gülke's career has been marked by a deep commitment to both the performance and academic study of classical music.