Karl Höller

Karl Höller, a distinguished German composer born in 1907, was a master of the late Romantic tradition. With a rich musical upbringing, he began his journey as a choir boy and later substituted for his father in musical roles. Höller's formal training encompassed piano, organ, and cello in his hometown of Bamberg, and he further honed his composition skills under the guidance of Zilcher. Throughout his career, Höller wore many hats—composer, conductor, organist, and university lecturer—leaving an indelible mark on the musical world. His works, ranging from orchestral to chamber music, continue to captivate audiences, with notable releases like "Karl Höller Organ Music" and "Fantasie, Improvisationen and Triptychon - Music for Violin, Cello and Organ." Höller's legacy endures, offering a timeless exploration of sound and emotion.