Mathias Rehfeldt

Mathias Rehfeldt (born August 25, 1986 in Tübingen, Germany) is a German composer, music producer and organist.[1]

Mathias Rehfeldt
Background information
Born (1986-08-25) August 25, 1986
Tübingen, Germany
LabelsM-Music-Records, BSC Music, 22D Music

Mathias Rehfeldt is a Munich-based composer, organist and crossover-artist, his music blurs the lines between classical and modern electronic music.[2][3][4][5]

As an organist he has gained an international reputation for his movie score improvisations for silent films.[6][7][8][9] Starting 2015 he focused on writing music for feature films [10]

As a composer he is currently signed by M-Music-Records[11]

Discography

Year Title Label
2015 Nocturnal Bleedings M-Music Records
2016 The Galilaean (organ improvisation) Organ Promotion
2018 Dark Matter M-Music Records
2018 Tundra Selfpublished
2019 Walpurgisnacht (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)[12] BSC Music
2019 Baraka - A soundtrack inspired by the movie Baraka [13] Selfpublished

Feature Films


Fictional
Year Title Director Production Publisher
2019 Der Andere (engl. The other one)[14] Lukas Baier Ceres Film BR
2019 Beats[15] Simon Pfister Pfister/Auer BR
2019 Sechs auf einen StreichDie drei Königskinder[16] (engl. "The Three King's Children") Frank Stoye kurhaus production Film & Medien GmbH ARD
2018 Walpurgisnacht – Die Mädchen und der Tod[17] (engl. "The girls and death") Hans Steinbichler Wiedermann und Berg ZDF
2018 A home for curiosities[18] Ben Tobin -
2018 Midnight Regulations[19] Nils Keller - -
2018 Der süße Brei[20] Frank Stoye Kinderfilm ZDF
2018 Intergalactical Chewing Gum[21] Judith Taurek -
2018 Skrupellos – Gefangen im Netz der Macht[22] (engl. "Justice") Michel Morales Aviv Pictures -
2017 Der Zauberlehrling[23] (engl. "The Sorcerer's Apprentice") Frank Stoye Kinderfilm ZDF
2017 The Glasshouse[24] Gianna Arni -
2017 Horizont[25] (engl. "Horizon") Simon Pfister - -
2017 Gestrandet[26] (engl. "Stranded") Kai Sitter - -
2016 Die Diva, Thailand und wir![27] Franziska Buch Tellux Film ARD
2015 Take my hand[28] Maria Mayoral - -
2015 Ioana[29] Simon Pfister -

Written Music

Year Title Instrument Publishing Company
2019 Silva Nigra Suite[30] Organ Strube Verlag
2019 Nostro Lumine[31] Organ Strube Verlag
2019 Jubilate[32] Organ Strube Verlag

Awards

Year Status Award
2010 Winner 1. Price - International Organ Competition „Epinal“ Category: „Orgue Excellence“[33]
2016 Winner "Special Mention" - Film Music Competition „Maurice Ravel“[34]
2018 Nominated "Best Newcomer" - „Deutscher Filmmusikpreis“[35] (German Film Music Award)
2018 Nominated „Crystal Pine Award“ – "Best Soundtrack"[36]
2018 Winner Global music award – Experimental/Crossover[37]
2019 Winner SFAAF – Honorable Mention (best Score in a Short Movie)[38]
2019 Nominated Dok. Fest München Composition Funding Prize[39]
2019 Winner "Best Soundtrack" New York Cinematography Award for „Beats“[40]
2019 Winner "Best Original Score" White Unicorn International Film Festival – „Walpurgisnacht“[41]
2019 Winner "Best Composer" American Golden Picture Award – for „A Home for Curiosities“[42]
2020 Winner "Best Soundtrack" - Melbourne Short Film Festival for "Beats"[43]
2020 Nominated "Best Soundtrack" - Melbourne Short Film Festival for "The other one"[44]
2020 Winner "Best Orchestration From An International Mini Series" - Garden State Film Festival for "Walpurgisnacht"[45]
2020 Winner "Best Original Score" New York Cinematography Award for „The Three King‘s Children“[46]
2020 Winner "Best Originial Music Score" Los Angeles Cinematopgraphy Award for "The Three King's Children"[47]
2020 Winner „Best Original Score“ – Canadian Cinematography Award for "The Three King's Children"[48]

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