1. Karel Husa Karel Husa, Pulitzer Prize winner in Music, is an internationally known composer and conductor who was Kappa Alpha professor at Cornell University from 1954 until his retirement. http://www.sai-national.org/phil/composers/khusa.html

COMPOSERS BUREAU Karel Husa Biography Karel Husa, Pulitzer Prize winner in Music, is an internationally known composer and conductor who was Kappa Alpha professor at Cornell University from 1954 until his retirement. An American citizen since 1959, Husa was born in Prague on August 7, 1921, studying at the Prague Conservatory and Academy of Music, and later at the National Conservatory and Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris. Among his teachers were Arthur Honegger, Nadia Boulanger, Jaroslav Ridky, and conductor Andre Cluytens. Husa was elected Associate Member of the Royal Belgian Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1974, and to the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1994. He has received honorary doctorates from Coe College, the Cleveland Institute of Music, Ithaca College, Baldwin-Wallace College, St. Vincent College, and Hartwick College; and has been the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and awards from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters

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Searching the catalog CD catalogue search Sheet music catalogue search Books catalogue search Main Selection Czech Composers Other Composers Anthologies and Recitals New Titles ... Index Czech Composers Bachorek Milan Barton Hanus ... Pavel Karel Husa K. Husa studied composition in Prague under J. Ridky and in Paris under A. Honegger. Due to political reasons he emigrated to the US, where he remains today. In the course of his work he developed dodecaphony and serial techniques and he was also inspired by Czech and Moravian folk songs. He dedicates himself to the composition of orchestral works (Sinfonietta) and to chamber (string quartet) and choral pieces. After more then forty years in exile, at a festive concert in Prague in 1990, Husa conducted the Czechoslovak premiere of his Music for Prague 1968, a composition that aptly spells out the author's feelings for his native city, voicing his protest against the invasion of Czechoslovakia by foreign troops in 1968 and the resulting Soviet occupation of the country. Al Fresco Czech Army Central Band, Karel Belohoubek

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Find: The Database Home Page < Hurlstone,William Yeates To the Index Huston,T. Scott >> Husa,Karel (1921-) Sex Male Comments Evocations of Slovakia, Evocations de Slovaquie Written Duration Comments Publisher Schott Inst. Clarinet in Bb, Viola, Cello Grade Comments Recollections Written Duration Comments Publisher Associated Inst. Flute, Oboe, Clarinet in Bb, Bassoon, Horn, Piano Grade Comments Sonata a Tre Sonate for Three Written Duration Comments Commissioned by the Verdehr Trio. Publisher Associated E. C. Schirmer H. Leonard Schott Inst. Clarinet in Bb, Piano, Violin Grade Comments Two Preludes Written Duration Comments Publisher A. Leduc Inst. Flute, Clarinet in Bb, Bassoon Grade Comments Prepared on Fri Jan 24 20:07:56 2003

4. EMORY UNIVERSITY: 20th-Century Music: Karel Husa KAREL HUSA (b. 1921). Student Project contributed by Rob Cocks BiographicalInformation. born in Prague, Czechoslovakia on 17 August http://www.emory.edu/MUSIC/ARNOLD/husa_content.html

KAREL HUSA (b. 1921) Student Project contributed by Rob Cocks Biographical Information born in Prague, Czechoslovakia on 17 August 1921 parents originally wanted him to be an engineer, but his mother insisted he also study an instrument when he attended a prep school for engineering, it was shut down by the Nazis when they invaded Prague enrolled in the Prague Conservatory to avoid being drafted by the German army studied composition with Jaraslav Ridky in the Prague Conservatory applied for and received visa in France to study with Honegger in France, developed relationship with Boulanger after World War II, Czechoslovakia went communist and Husa lost his citizenship moved to America where he worked as a conductor/composer at Cornell University in this his mature period, he was highly influenced by Czech folk music, and switched from atonality to serialism in 1967, replaced Warren Benson on the faculty at Ithaca College, the Ithaca Band commissioned Music for Prague 1968 Music for Prague 1968 written for American Concert Band with extended percussion section Composer sites three main ideas that "bind the composition together": Hussite war song from the fifteenth century, "Ye Warriors of God and His Law," appears in the timpani in the first movement and then in the choral of the last movement

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6. Czech Music | Dictionary | Husa Karel Czech Classical Music Dictionary. husa karel. (*1921) K. Husa studied compositionin Prague under J. Øídký and in Paris under A. Honegger. http://www.czechmusic.com/dictionary1/194.html

Czech Classical Music Dictionary Husa Karel K. Husa studied composition in Prague under J. Øídký and in Paris under A. Honegger. Due to political reasons he emigrated to the US, where he remains today. In the course of his work he developed dodecaphony and serial techniques and he was also inspired by Czech and Moravian folk songs. He dedicates himself to the composition of orchestral works (Sinfonietta) and to chamber (string quartet) and choral pieces. After more then forty years in exile, at a festive concert in Prague in 1990, Husa conducted the Czechoslovak premiere of his Music for Prague 1968, a composition that aptly spells out the author's feelings for his native city, voicing his protest against the invasion of Czechoslovakia by foreign troops in 1968 and the resulting Soviet occupation of the country. This Composer's CDs: 5. - 6. Music for Prague 1968 (Introduction and Fanfare; Toccata and Chorale) Al Fresco Sonatina for Piano, Op. 1 (1943) / Overture for Large Orchestra, Op. 3 (1944) / Sinfonietta for Orchestra, Op. 4 (1944) / Suite for Viola and Piano, Op. 5 (1945) / Sonatina for Violin and Piano, Op. 6 (1945) String Quartet No. 1, Op. 8/ Variations for Piano Quartet/ Five Poems for Wind Quintet ... Musica Bona, s.r.o

7. Karel Husa, Karel Husa Karel husa karel Husa CD 592 for more information on this artist clickhere buy this release . track listing. Symphony No. 1 (2328). http://www.composersrecordings.com/releases_detail.cfm/release_id/43

8. Karel Husa Karel Husa, CRI artist category Conductors Grawmeyer Award Winners Pulitzer PrizeWinners This artist appears on CRI CRI Main more . most recent release. http://www.composersrecordings.com/artist_bio.cfm/artist_id/170

9. Husa Karel Milhaud Darius Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Bratislava Milhaud: Mu husa karel Milhaud Darius Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Bratislava Milhaud MusicOp415. husa karel Milhaud Darius Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Bratislava. http://www.cleverjazz-direct.com/Husa-Karel-Milhaud-Darius-Slov-B000004624.html

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10. EConcertBand - Karel Husa Karel Husa. Born August 7, 1921, Prague, Czechoslovakia. Few works in the wind bandfield have had as powerful an affect as Karel Husa's Music for Prague 1968. http://www.econcertband.com/band/husa.html

Karel Husa Overview Recordings Scores Books ... Links Born: August 7, 1921, Prague, Czechoslovakia Few works in the wind band field have had as powerful an affect as Karel Husa's Music for Prague 1968. Written shortly after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, the work packed an enormous musical and extra-musical punch when performed in the 1970s. I believe this work still speaks well even after all the political changes of the past dozen years. Certainly it is one of the most performed works in the band repertoire. The Eastman recording and Husa's own are both very fine; I have not yet heard the new Corporon recording. Husa has written a large body of compositions for band and wind ensemble, and it is a shame that only a handful have been recorded commercially on CD. Husa's works are difficult, so only the best groups dare tackle them for recording projects. The concertos for trumpet, saxophone, and percussion would make especially nice additions to the CD repertoire. What we have today at least makes a good starting point for this vital composer. Recordings Works Performers Reviews Stores Music for Prague 1968 Eastman Wind Ensemble Donald Hunsberger Gerber Tower Amazon Music for Prague 1968 Temple University Wind Symphony Karel Husa Bauman Tower Amazon Music for Prague 1968 North Texas Wind Symphony Eugene Corporon Ellis Amazon Concerto for Wind Ensemble Smetana Fanfare Cincinnati Wind Symphony Mallory Thompson Tower Amazon Les Couleurs fauves New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble

11. Karel Husa Karel Husa (USA). Karel Husa, Pulitzer Prize winner in Music, is aninternationally known composer and conductor who was Kappa Alpha http://www153.pair.com/bensav/Compositeurs/Husa.K.html

Karel Husa (U.S.A.) Karel Husa , Pulitzer Prize winner in Music, is an internationally known composer and conductor who was Kappa Alpha professor at Cornell University from 1954 until his retirement. An American citizen since 1959, Husa was born in Prague on August 7, 1921, studying at the Prague Conservatory and Academy of Music, and later at the National Conservatory and Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris. Among his teachers were Arthur Honegger Nadia Boulanger Jaroslav Ridky , and conductor Andre Cluytens Husa was elected Associate Member of the Royal Belgian Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1974, and to the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1994. He has received honorary doctorates from Coe College, the Cleveland Institute of Music, Ithaca College, Baldwin-Wallace College, St. Vincent College, and Hartwick College; and has been the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including a Guggenheim Fellowship and awards from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, UNESCO, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Koussevitzky Foundation, the Czech Academy for the Arts and Sciences, the Lili Boulanger Award, Bilthoven (Holland) Contemporary Music Prize, a Kennedy Center-Friedheim Award, and the Sudler International Award. His Concerto for Cello and Orchestra earned him the 1993 Grawemeyer Award. In 1995

12. Karel Husa Karel Husa. Life. Karel Husa, winner of the 1993 Grawemeyer Award and the 1969 PulitzerPrize for Music, is an internationally known composer and conductor. http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=husa

13. Karel Husa Composer Performed By The Verdehr Trio Karel husa karel Husa was born in Prague in 1921 and was a studentthere at the Conservatory and Academy of Music Arts. He later http://www.verdehr.com/husa.htm

Karel Husa Karel Husa was born in Prague in 1921 and was a student there at the Conservatory and Academy of Music Arts. He later lived in Pares while studying with Honegger and Boulanger. In 1954 Husa began his long association with Cornell University, where he is still on the faculty as Professor Emeritus. He is one of the most often preformed and well known composers in the United States, and his dual career as composer and conductor carries him through out the United States and Europe. He is the recipient of numerous prizes and honors, among which are Pulitzer Prize, Gueggenheim Fellowship, a UNESCO award, and the Czechoslovakia Academy for Arts and Sciences prize. Among many commissions he has received are ones from the Koussevitsly Foundation and the New York Philharmonic. Karel Husa wrote Sonata a Tre for the Verdehr Trio. Home Recordings Contact Repertoire ... Reviews

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Liste Brani da concorso wasbe Italia Categoria Autore TITOLO Casa editrice Eccellenza Aleppo Giancarlo PRIMA LUX Scomegna Eccellenza Arnold Malcom/Paynter FOUR SCOTTISH DANCES Fischer Eccellenza Badings Henk CONFLICTS AND CONFLUENCES Molenaar Eccellenza Barnes James PAGAN DANCES Southern Eccellenza Benson Warren DAWN'S EARLY LIGHT Fischer Eccellenza Cesarini Franco MOSAICI BIZANTINI Mitropa Eccellenza Cesarini Franco THE HAUNTER OF THE DARK De Haske Eccellenza Copland Aaron EMBLEMS Eccellenza Copland Aaron THE RED PONY SUITE Eccellenza Copland Aaron/Hindsley Mark EL SALON MEXICO Eccellenza Creston Paul CELEBRATION OVERTURE, OP.61

15. ABC Karel Husa Karel Husa. Karel uitgevoerd. Karel Husa schrijft over zijn compositieDrie hoofdmotieven vormen de verbindende factoren in de compositie. http://www.amsterdams-blazers-collectief.net/componisten/husa.html

Karel Husa Karel Husa, geboren in 1921 in Praag, heeft gestudeerd aan de Conservatoria van Praag en Parijs; in de laatste stad waren Arthur Honneger en Nadia Boulanger zijn docenten. Hij was al een gewaardeerd componist en dirigent toen hij in 1949 naar de Verenigde Staten emigreerde. Music for Prague 1968 Apotheosis of this Earth . In dit werk ging de componist een stap verder in met maximaal en op compromisloze wijze benutten van de mogelijkheden van het grote blaasorkest met zijn uitgebreide slagwerksectie. Beide werken zijn door het Amsterdams Blazers Collectief uitgevoerd. Concerto for Trumpet and Wind Orchestra Music for Prague 1968 Concerto for Trumpet and Wind Orchestra Introduction Intermezzo Fanfare Het Concerto for Trumpet and Wind Orchestra uit 1974 is geschreven in opdracht van Kappa Kappa Psi en Tau Beta Sigma, twee belangrijke Amerikaanse organisaties van componisten. De eerste uitvoering vond plaats op de National Intercollegiate Convention aan de Universiteit van Connecticut op 9 augutus 1974. Solist was toen Raymond Crisara, dirigent Col. Arnold Gabriel (zie Reflections, Badings

16. Ceska Skladatel - Karel Husa Karel Husa ?·?. (1), (CRI CD 592). Prague Symphony Orchestra?, Karel Husa (Dirigent) ?·? (). http://www.aa.e-mansion.com/~knedlik/Skladatel/Ceska/fghij/Husa.html

Karel Husa 1921.08.07 Prague New Yorkへ渡る [ Symphony (交響曲)] [ Orchestra (管弦楽曲)] [ Chamber Music (å®¤å† æ¥½æ›²)] [ Songs (歌曲)] [ Symphony (交響曲] Symphony No.1 (1953) (CRI CD 592) Prague Symphony Orchestra Karel Husa (Dirigent) Symphony No.2 "Reflections" (1982,1983) (Marco Polo 8.223640) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Barry Kolman (Dirigent) [ Orchestra (管弦楽曲] Fresque for Orchestra (Marco Polo 8.223640) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Barry Kolman (Dirigent) Music for Prague 1968 (Marco Polo 8.223640) Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra Barry Kolman (Dirigent) Serenade for Woodwind Quitet with Strings, Harp and Xyplophone (1963) (CRI CD 592) Foerster Woodwind Quintet Prague Symphony Orchestra Karel Husa (Dirigent) Mosaiques (CRI CD 592) Stockholm Radio Symphony Orchestra Karel Husa (Dirigent) [ Chamber Music (å®¤å† æ¥½æ›²] Evocations de Slovaquie (1951) (Phoenix PHCD113) The Long Island Chamber Ensemble Landscape for Brass Quintet (CRI CD 592) Western Brass Quintet String Quartet No.1, op.8 (1948) (PANTON 81 9009-2 131) Suk Quartet String Quartet No.2 (1953)

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A Brief History of Modern Music Complete list of 20th century masterpieces A guide to 1950-2000 music Recommended classical records A brief history of music ... Main page of the web site Chronologically Kalinnikov Vasili (1866, Russia) Vaughan Williams (1872, UK) Brian Havergal (1876, UK) Miaskovsky Nikolai (1881, Russia) Schnabel Artur (1882, Austria) Varese Edgar (1883, France) Griffes Charles (1884, USA) Martinu Bohuslav (1890, Czech) Nystroem Gosta (1890, Sweden) Lajtha Laszlo (1892, Hungary) Rosenberg Hilding (1892, Sweden) Howells Herbert (1892, UK) Langgaard Rued (1893, Denmark) Boulanger Lili (1893, France) Ornstein Leo (1893, Russia) Moore Douglas (1893, USA) Schulhoff Erwin (1894, Czech) Avshalomoff Aaron (1895, USA) Gerhard Roberto (1896, Spain) Hanson Howard (1896, USA) Riisager Knudage (1897, Denmark) Tansman Alexander (1897, Poland) Harris Roy (1898, USA) Leifs Jon (1899, Island) Tcherepnin Alexander (1899, Russia) Klami Uuno (1900, Finland) Luening Otto (1900, USA) Sauguet Henri (1901, France) Partch Harry (1901, USA) Wolpe Stefan (1902, Germany)

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HOME LETNÁ - povídání o letenských ulicích a domech aktualizováno 24.12.2002 Karel Husa èeský skladatel a dirigent žijící v USA http://www.i-music.cz/show_rozhovor.php3?id=15 http://bimbo.fjfi.cvut.cz/%7Edolejsi/bohemiachor/cz/news.php?clanek=3

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