Composer Mauricio Kagel has won the 30,000 culture prize
from Germany's Rhine Savings Bank, klassik.com reports.
Kagel, a 40-year resident of the Rhineland, is best know for his theatrical, film and radio music and is considered one of the most prolific of contemporary composers, klassik.com notes.
The 71-year-old composer, who was born in Argentina, taught at Darmstadt in the 1960s, led new music courses in Cologne from 1969 to 1975 and has a been a professor of music theater in Cologne since 1974.
Previous winners of the culture price include choreographer Pina Bausch and cabaret artist Hanns Dieter Hüsch.
Michael Markowitz
"Kulturpreis für Mauricio Kagel"
klassik.com (via Yahoo Deutschland) - 18 July 2002
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