Integral IV (The Ninth of September (Heroic Overture Op. 45), Four Songs Op. 67; Arioso, Caprice and Asiatic Dance Op. 57; The Symphony No. 2 "may" Op. 44; The Dramatic Poem "Song of Peace" Op. 52; Six Symphonic Novelettes Op. 59; Jewish Poem Op. 47; The Primitive Dance Op. 53 No. 3; The Six Lyrical Songs Op. 5; Lyulin Impressions Op. 63; Six Bulgarian Songs Op. 56; Four Songs to Klabund's Play "The Chalk Circle" Op. 19.)

Vladigerov, Pancho (1899-1978)

Edité par um, Balkanton, 1976

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(= BCA 11448-11454). 6 LP's Kpl. Box mit 6 LP's, Platten VG, Box mit stärkeren Gebr.spuren. Sprache: Englisch, Begleitheft russisch-englisch 6 S. ------- Pancho Vladigerov belongs to the second generation of Bulgarian composers. He was among the founding members of the Bulgarian Contemporary Music Society (1933), which later became the Union of Bulgarian Composers. He marked the beginning of a number of genres in Bulgarian music. He also established the Bulgarian composition and pedagogical school, his students including the best Bulgarian composers of the next generation. Vladigerov was born in Switzerland, but lived in Shumen. He played the piano and composed since early age. He was 10 when he started studying composition with Dobri Hristov in Sofia. After his father's death in 1912, he moved to Berlin with his mother and his twin brother (the violinist Luben Vladigerov), where he enrolled at the Staatliche Akademische Hochschule for Musik and studied music theory and composition with Professor Paul Juon and the piano with H. Barth. In 1920 he graduated from the Academie der Konste having studied composition with Professor Gernsheim and Professor Georg Schumann. He won twice the Mendelssohn Prize of the Academy (in 1918 and 1920). He worked for Max Reinhardt at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin as a composer and pianist (1920-32) before returning to Sofia where he was appointed reader and then Professor (from 1940) of Piano, Chamber Music and Composition at the State Academy of Music, which after his death was named after himself.

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• Titre: Integral IV (The Ninth of September (Heroic Overture Op. 45), Four Songs Op. 67; Arioso, Caprice and Asiatic Dance Op. 57; The Symphony No. 2 "may" Op. 44; The Dramatic Poem "Song of Peace" Op. 52; Six Symphonic Novelettes Op. 59; Jewish Poem Op. 47; The Primitive Dance Op. 53 No. 3; The Six Lyrical Songs Op. 5; Lyulin Impressions Op. 63; Six Bulgarian Songs Op. 56; Four Songs to Klabund's Play "The Chalk Circle" Op. 19.)
• Éditeur: um, Balkanton
• Date de parution: 1976
• Poids: 330 grammes
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