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Henri Martelli

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Henri Martelli (25 February 1895 in Bastia – 15 July 1980 in Paris) was a 20th-century French composer

Biography

Martelli was student of Charles-Marie Widor and Georges Caussade at theConservatoire de Paris. In 1919, he graduated in law from Université de Paris. He was director of chamber music programs on radio from 1940 to 1944, secretary of the Société Nationale de Musique and president of the French section of the ISCM in 1953. He wrote - in a neoclassical style - many chamber music works, as well as lyrical and radio works. He died in Paris aged 85.

Works

Incidental music

  • 1921–22–23: La Chanson de Roland, opera (reworked 1962-63; Paris, 13 April 1967)
  • 1930: La Bouteille de Panurge, ballet (Paris, 24 February 1937)
  • 1951: Les hommes de sable, ballet
  • 1958: Le Major Cravachon, opéra bouffe (Radiodiffusion française, 14 June 1959)

Orchestral music

  • 1921: Rondo (1921)
  • 1922: Sarabande, Scherzo et Final
  • 1922: Divertissement sarrazin
  • 1928: Bas-reliefs assyriens op.27
  • 1931: Concerto pour orchestre op.31
  • 1938: Concerto pour violon nº 1
  • 1948–49: Concerto pour piano
  • 1953: Symphonie nº 1, for strings
  • 1956: Symphonie nº 2, for strings
  • 1956: Double concerto pour clarinette et basson
  • 1957: Symphonie nº 3, pour grand orchestre
  • 1957: Le Radeau de la Méduse, poème symphonique
  • 1966: Rhapsodie pour violoncelle et orchestre
  • 1970: Concerto pour hautbois et orchestre

Chamber music

  • Quatre pièces pour guitare op.32
  • 1932–33: Quatuor à cordes nº 1
  • 1935: Trio pour violon, violoncelle et piano
  • 1936: Sonate pour violon et piano
  • 1942: Sonate pour flûte et piano
  • 1944: Quatuor à cordes nº 2
  • 1946: Sept duos, pour violon et harpe
  • 1947: Fantasiestück Op. 67 (à Monsieur Claude Delvincourt, directeur du Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris) for flute and piano (morceau de concours du Conservatoire de Paris)
  • 1948: Cinq Études-Caprice Op. 58 (à Jean Pierre Rampal) for flute and piano
  • 1951: Trio pour piano, flute and cello
  • 1956: Divertissement Op. 86 (à Lily Laskine) for harp (morceau de concours du Conservatoire de Paris)
  • 1959: Sonata for viola and piano
  • 1962: Concertstück for viola and piano

Music for piano

  • 1941: Cinq danses

Sources

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