Romance マチエイェフスキ
Romance マチエイェフスキ (Roman Maciejewski, February 28, 1910 Berlin – Goteborg) is a composer of the Poles on April 30, 1998.
I learned from ex-Emperor Berlin シュテルン music and it lasted more afterwards at the House of Warsaw music in スタニスワフ ヴィエホヴィチ and カジミエシュ Sikorsky at the House of Poznan music and studied under Sikorsky. I receive a high evaluation from Karol Szymanowski early. I went to Paris in 1934 and became a disciple of nadir Boulanger. I did not just return to mother country Poland and changed the countries. After having stayed in France until 1938, I lived in the United States of America in Sweden in the U.K. until 1977 in 1951 until 1939 and settled in Sweden again afterwards until the year of a person's death.
The initial work was influenced by a composition style of the last part of Szymanowski so that piano music [mazurka] and a madrigal [song of the croupier district] showed it. A serious change appeared in the personality of the person of composition by sufferings from illness during tragedy of World War II and the first stay in Sweden, and the style was greatly influenced by it, too. Thereafter, I devoted myself to the creation of the masterpiece. That is why I spent time from 1945 through 1959 on completion, and huge [requiem music namely requiem (Missa pro defunctis. Requiem)] was given to war and a crime, all victims of the tyranny. As for the premiere, it was carried out the fourth in "autumn of Warsaw" in 1960.
List of major works
- A no accompaniment madrigal [song of the croupier district] (1929)
- For a soprano and an orchestral music [song of booby Thijs] (original Pierre Louys, poem in translation Leopold staff .1935 years)
- Concerto (1936) for two pianos
- For a piano and an orchestral music [a nursing song and allegro concertante] (1944)
- For a solo singer and a chorus, an orchestral music of four people [requiem music (requiem)] (from 1945 to 59)
- For a flute and a celesta, a guitar [nocturne] (1952)
- For a chorus and an organ [mass blurring vis (Missa brevis)] (1964)
- For a chorus and an organ [Easter music for mass] (1966)
In addition, I leave piano music and chamber music and the drama incidental music such as approximately 60 pieces of mazurkas.
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