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His classical music often combines a myriad of styles and techniques, including baroque, classical, and twelve-tone music. |
His classical music often combines a myriad of styles and techniques, including baroque, classical, and twelve-tone music. |
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==Works== |
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*1943 ''Polyphone Studien'' for chamber orchestra |
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*Concerto for Jazz Band and Symphony Orchestra |
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*1944 ''Une des fins du monde'', Kantate für Bariton und Orchester nach [[Jean Giraudoux]] |
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*''Medea'' (opera) |
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*1945 ''Chinese Love Songs''; ''Furioso'' |
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*1947 ''Swiss Folk Song Suite'' (Schweizerische Volksliedersuite) |
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*1949 ''Music'' for Orchestra and Reciter; ''Chinese Song''; ''Symphony No 1'' |
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*1950 ''Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod'' (Combat Song of Lifeand Death) |
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*1951 ''Sonata for piano'' |
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*1952 ''Leonore 40/45'' (opera). First performance: Basle |
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*1954 ''Penelope'' (opera). First performance: Salzburg Festival(Szell/Schuh/Neher); ''Concerto for Jazzband and Symphony Orchestra''.First performance: Donaueschingen, cond. H. Rosbaud. American premiere:Chicago Symphony Orchestra, cond. Fritz Reiner |
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*1955 ''The School for Wifes'' (opera). First performance of theone-act version: Louisville, Kentucky |
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*1957 ''Die Schule der Frauen'' (opera). European premiere: Salzburg Festival (Szell/Schuh/Neher) |
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*1958 ''Geigy Festival Concerto'' for Basle drum and orchestra |
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*1959 ''Capriccio'' for soprano, violin and orchestra |
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*1964 ''Concert des Echanges'', Swiss National Exhibition, Lausanne |
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*1981 ''Essai 81'' for cello and piano |
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*1984 ''Ferdinand'', parable for speaker and instruments |
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*1987 ''La Forêt'' (opera). First performance: Geneva (Tate/Deflo/Orlandi) |
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*1988 ''Herring Quintet''; ''Cosmopolitan Greetings'' (Gruntz/Wilson/Ginsberg) |
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*1989 ''Medea Monologue'' for soprano, female choir and orchestra |
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*1990 ''3x1 = CH+X'' for mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra |
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*1992 ''Freispruch für Medea'' (opera). First performance: Hamburg 1995 |
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*1994 ''Enigma''; Violin Concerto |
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*1995 ''Piano Concerto'' |
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*1996 ''Die schlesischen Weber''(text: Heinrich Heine) for mixedchoir, string quartet and piano |
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*1997 ''Variations on a Theme from Appenzell'' for five instruments |
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*1998 ''Mouvance'' for nine percussion players and piano |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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Revision as of 15:11, 3 November 2006
Rolf Liebermann (September 14, 1910 – January 2, 1999) was a Swiss composer of different kinds of music: chansons, classical, and light music.
His classical music often combines a myriad of styles and techniques, including baroque, classical, and twelve-tone music.
Works
- 1943 Polyphone Studien for chamber orchestra
- 1944 Une des fins du monde, Kantate für Bariton und Orchester nach Jean Giraudoux
- 1945 Chinese Love Songs; Furioso
- 1947 Swiss Folk Song Suite (Schweizerische Volksliedersuite)
- 1949 Music for Orchestra and Reciter; Chinese Song; Symphony No 1
- 1950 Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod (Combat Song of Lifeand Death)
- 1951 Sonata for piano
- 1952 Leonore 40/45 (opera). First performance: Basle
- 1954 Penelope (opera). First performance: Salzburg Festival(Szell/Schuh/Neher); Concerto for Jazzband and Symphony Orchestra.First performance: Donaueschingen, cond. H. Rosbaud. American premiere:Chicago Symphony Orchestra, cond. Fritz Reiner
- 1955 The School for Wifes (opera). First performance of theone-act version: Louisville, Kentucky
- 1957 Die Schule der Frauen (opera). European premiere: Salzburg Festival (Szell/Schuh/Neher)
- 1958 Geigy Festival Concerto for Basle drum and orchestra
- 1959 Capriccio for soprano, violin and orchestra
- 1964 Concert des Echanges, Swiss National Exhibition, Lausanne
- 1981 Essai 81 for cello and piano
- 1984 Ferdinand, parable for speaker and instruments
- 1987 La Forêt (opera). First performance: Geneva (Tate/Deflo/Orlandi)
- 1988 Herring Quintet; Cosmopolitan Greetings (Gruntz/Wilson/Ginsberg)
- 1989 Medea Monologue for soprano, female choir and orchestra
- 1990 3x1 = CH+X for mezzo-soprano, choir and orchestra
- 1992 Freispruch für Medea (opera). First performance: Hamburg 1995
- 1994 Enigma; Violin Concerto
- 1995 Piano Concerto
- 1996 Die schlesischen Weber(text: Heinrich Heine) for mixedchoir, string quartet and piano
- 1997 Variations on a Theme from Appenzell for five instruments
- 1998 Mouvance for nine percussion players and piano
External links
- http://www.universaledition.com/truman/en_templates/view.php3?f_id=164&spr=en
- http://www.sikorski.de/en/frameloader.html?frame=http%3A//www.sikorski.de/composers/composer52.html
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