81. COLLOQUIA ­ BRNO Translate this page 1966/1 The stage Works of bohuslav martinu/bohuslav martinus Buhnenschaffen, Praha1967. Ed. Jan Racek, DrSc. (Brno), Evolution creatrice de bohuslav martinu. http://www.phil.muni.cz/music/doc/coloq.htm

Welcome to the complete cataloque of programmes and topics as presented at the International Musicological Colloquiums in Brno during the period 1966 - 1999 1966/1 The stage Works of Bohuslav Martinù/Bohuslav Martinùs Bühnenschaffen, Praha 1967. Ed. R. Peèman. 5 Einleitende Worte des Redakteurs (PhDr. Rudolf Peèman) Introductory Speeches at the Inauguration Ceremony of the Bohuslav Martinù Festival/ Ansprachen bei der feierlichen Eröffnung der Bohuslav­Martinù­Festspiele 9 Prof. Theodor Schaefer (Brno), Eröffnungsansprache 15 Oldøich Vaverka (Brno), Inaugural Speech 19 Prof. PhDr. Jan Racek, DrSc. (Brno), Evolution créatrice de Bohuslav Martinù 25 Milo¹ ©afránek (Praha), Aus der Erinnerungen an Bohuslav Martinù General Problems/ Allgemeine Probleme 35 PhDr. Rudolf Peèman (Brno), Ansprache bei der Eröffnung des Bohuslav-Martinù-Kolloquiums 39 Milo¹ ©afránek (Praha), Free Form in the Stage Compositions of Bohuslav Martinù 57 dr. Harry Halbreich (Bruxelles), Bohuslav Martinù und die Welt ces Traumes 75 Prom.-Ped. Jaroslav Mihule (Praha), Der Mensch und die Welt im musikdramatischen Schaffen Bohuslav Martinùs

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Bohuslav Martinu Born in the Bohemian village of Policka, Bohuslav Martinu was a very prolific and varied composer. He entered Prague Conservatoire as a violin student in 1906 and by 1913 had joined the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. After World War 1, he re-entered the conservatoire and became a pupil of Suk. A year later he moved to Paris and studied under Roussel. The threat of the approaching German armies in 1940 forced him to flee to the United States, where he was encouraged by commissions from Koussevitzky. In 1946 he accepted a post as professor of composition at the Prague Conservatoire, only to return to America two years later. In 1957 he moved to Switzerland where he died. Gilgamesh , based on the ancient Babylonian epic of that name. There are choral works of biblical derivation and a number of choral arrangements of traditional Czech, Slovak and Moravian material. His songs include Magic Nights, settings of poems translated from the Chinese. There is a bewilderingly large amount of chamber music by Martinu, duos, trios, quartets, quintets, sextets, septets, octets and nonets. Among these the seven string quartets deserve particular mention, in addition to the works for violin and piano and three cello sonatas. In addition to a large number of shorter piano pieces of all kinds, Martinu wrote a Fantaisie and other pieces for two pianos, as well as music for harpsichord, leaving his organ Vigilia unfinished at the time of his death in 1959. [Adapted from

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home Martinu, Bohuslav Jan 1890-1959 Bohemia, Policka - Switzerland, Liestal Title Parts Cello concerto no1 H196 1 - Allegro moderato 2 - Andante moderato 3 - Allegro Concerto for 2 string orchs, piano and kettle drums. 1938. H271 Nieuw Sinfonietta Amsterdam / Peter Oundjian Sinfonietta no2 "La Jolla". 1950. H328 1 - Poco allegro 2 - Largo, andante moderato 3 - Allegro String quartet no4. 1937. H256 Panocha Quartet String quartet no7 "Concerto da camera". 1947. H314 Prazak Quartet String trio no2. 1934. H238 Trio Weinmeister Mazurka-Notturno. H325 members Czech Nonet [] Sonata for flute and piano. H306 3 - Allegro poco moderato Sonata no3 for violin and piano. 1944. H303 Bohuslav Matousek, Petr Adamec Sonata for cello and piano ( no1 no2 or no3 ) 1 - Poco allegro 2 - Lento 3 - Allegro con brio Duo no1 for violin and cello. 1927. H157 Frank Peter Zimmermann, Mario Brunello in 2 parts The epic of Gilgamesh. Oratorio. H351 Eva Urbanova s, Ludovit Ludha t, Dalibor Tolas bt, Peter Mikulas b, Jack Shepherd speaker, Choir and SO / Jiri Belohlavek Field mass. Polni mse. (soldiers mass). Baritone, men's choir and orch. 1939. H279

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Sierra Chamber Society Program Notes Bohuslav Martinu (1890-1957) Sonata No. 1 for Flute and Piano (1945) Nonet (1959) Piano Quartet No. 1 (1942) Bohuslav Martinu (1890-1957) Sonata No. 1 for Flute and Piano (1945) "I think I am better at writing music than in writing about it. I do not like placing the creative process under a microscope, to explain a work, to look at the molecules (so to speak) instead of examining the body as a whole. So far as I am concerned, a work should live by itself, and not as a result of analyses. I do not think that it is necessary for the public to enter the laboratory, where it understands nothing, and where the artist himself sometimes needs to reflect a long time in order to grasp the meaning of things." Bohuslav Martinu With over 400 opus numbers to his credit, Martinu, like Telemann, could have easily filled the requirements of an Eighteenth Century Kapellmeister, yet he was often surprised to learn of his being considered a prolific composer. He felt composition to be the natural process of a man who "works and works". He devoted only a few hours each day to composition, the rest of his time being devoted to studying science (which branch or branches I dont know, yet this might be reflected in the laboratory analogy in the above statement) or taking long walks, a venerable tradition among composers. Martinu was born in a church tower, of which his father was caretaker, in the town of Policka in eastern Bohemia. He showed great musical ability at an early age. At 8 years, he gave his first concerts and at age 10 started composing. His abilities so impressed his neighbors that the wealthy people of the town contributed funds to enable this caretakers son to attend the Prague Conservatory. After graduating in 1913, he made his living playing violin in the Czech Philharmonic until 1923. Although he had a Conservatory education in performance, in the field of composition he was virtually self-taught. In 1923, Martinu took what he thought would be a short trip to Paris. He wound up staying for 17 years, leaving only because of the Nazi occupation. His works in this Parisian period show the influence of Debussy, Stravinsky and Les Six. He also found a sympathetic adviser in composer Albert Roussel.

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