Frederick Cliff
Frederick Cliff (Frederic Cliffe, from 1857 to November 19, 1931) is a British composer.
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Brief career history
Bradford birth of Yorkshire. I show musical talent from boyhood, and the future is expected much of and enters the national music training school (the National Training School for Music) which became the base of royal College of Music as a research worker. By the way, the principal of the school was Arthur Sullivan [1].
I take office as a professor at piano course of royal College of Music from 1884 through 1931 [1]. A well-known disciple has John Ireland and Arthur Benjamin and others.
The activity as the composer is short from 1889 through 1905. There were two symphonies in the main work, and [the first] was given the first public performance of in Crystal Palace in 1889, and it was staged afterwards by association of royal Phil harmonic. It is informed that both performances were popular, and the daily telegraph gives the evaluation with "a masterpiece". It is not open program music, but the first movement is influenced by the impression of the visit of the person of composition to Norway. On the other hand, as for [the symphony second] given the first public performance of by Leeds music festival in 1892, a title is attached to each movement (the first movement: sunset (At Sunset), the second movement: at night (Night), the third movement: party (Fairy Revels) of the fairy, the fourth movement: in morning (Morning)). The contralto and the scena [triumphant return of Arses Thijs] for orchestral musics were composed for Clare bat.
I did not become clear whether it was one of more catch figures, and, after time of the substantial fictionization of 7 years, a main work was not given afterwards at an opportunity of the presentation of the work either [2]. The work is finally rediscovered in late years and is recorded [3].
List of major works
- Symphony C minor (Symphony in C minor) 1889
- Symphony E minor (Symphony in E minor) 1892
- Violin concerto D minor (Violin Concerto in D minor) 1896
- I give the first public performance of the picture [a cloud and sunlight] of the sound for orchestral musics (Orchestral Picture: Cloud and Sunshine): For 1,890 years, it is association of Philharmonic orchestra
- I give the first public performance of contralto and the scena [triumphant return of Arses Thijs] for orchestral musics (The Triumph of Alcestis, Scena for Contralto and Orchestra): For 1,902 years, it is Sheffield music festival
- I give the first public performance of the ballad [ode to northeast wind] for choruses (Ode to the North-East Wind, Choral Ballad): For 1,905 years, it is Norwich music festival
Note
- ^ a b http://www.cph.rcm.ac.uk/Tour/Pages/Cliffe.htm
- ^ http://www.musicweb-international.com/cliffe/index.htm
- ^ Frederic Cliffe: Symphony No. 1, Cloud and Sunshine, Sterling CDS-1055-2 (2003), MalmöOpera Orchestra, conductor Christopher Fifield
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