Move Records Australian classical & art music, est. 1968

Christoph Maubach

Christoph Maubach migrated from Germany to Australia in 1979 after completing the ‘A’ Course at the Orff-Institute in Salzburg. From 1980 onwards he conducted many Orff music education workshops throughout Australia and abroad.

His contributions and enthusiasm took him as a guest teacher to the Orff-Institute in 1991/1992, and to course work in Estonia, Greece, Switzerland, Taiwan and Germany.

As a music and dance educator he has worked with the Orff Approach for more than three decades. He held posts as Lecturer at Australian Catholic University and as Senior Lecturer at Waikato University in Hamilton, New Zealand. As workshop leader, arranger and conductor he assisted the development of creative music education in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe. His teaching ideas and activities bring a fresh note to participants of all ages.

He works as a freelance musician, teacher and workshop leader.

Christoph Maubach is featured on the following titles

Front cover art for Step Back Sally

Step Back Sally

Traditional folk songs from many cultures, arranged for percussion, piano, recorder, guitar, harp, violin, mandolin and voices. An Orff-influenced music education resource meant to stimulate listening, dancing, moving and creating.

Performer: voice, recorder, flute, percussion
Composer
Arranger

Performing as

Front cover art for Songs from Georgia

Songs from Georgia

Unique for its sound, melodies, harmonies, polyphony and modes, Georgian music was declared by Igor Stravinsky a stimulus for modern Western music. Australian ensemble Golden Fleece collects, teaches and researches this tradition, painting a vivid portrait of a rich cultural heritage.

Performer: middle voices, percussion
Producer

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Front cover art for Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas

Elizabeth Anderson and friends put a fresh twist on Christmas carols: eight tracks packaged as a Christmas card, with a vibrant cover and space for a personal inscription.

Performer: Xylophone, Glockenspiel
Arranger