HONEGGER, ARTHUR

hŭnˈēgər, Fr. ärtür ônāgĕrˈ, 1892–1955, Swiss-French composer, studied at the conservatories of Zürich and Paris. One of the group of Parisian composers called Les Six, he wrote music ranging from satire to intensely religious works that are marked by incisive rhythms and sharp dissonances, often the result of his use of polytonality. Besides Pacific 231 (1923)—the first of three mouvements symphoniques—his outstanding works are of a theatrical nature, such as ballets, the operas Judith (1926) and Antigone (1927, libretto by Jean Cocteau), music for films, including Mayerling (1935), and the stage oratorio King David (1921). He also set texts of Paul Claudel to music.

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ARTHUR HONEGGER ARTHUR HONEGGER by Harry Halbreich Translated by Roger Nichols Reinhard...French edition rendered by Gunnar Cohrs. Copyright 1992 as Arthur Honegger: Un musicien dans la cite des hommes by Librairie Artheme Fayard...
ARTHURIAN STUDIES LII KING ARTHUR IN MUSIC ARTHURIAN STUDIES ISSN 0261 9814 Previously published volumes in the series are listed at the back of this book KING ARTHUR IN MUSIC Edited by Richard Barber D. S. BREWER Contributors 2002...
...LOVERS, STUDENTS AND TEACHERS BY ARTHUR ELSON With Illustrations NEW AND ENLARGED...Cambridge COPYRIGHT, 1915 AND 1927, BY ARTHUR ELSON ALL RIGHTS RESERVED The Riverside...British Museum. They include versions of the Arthurian legends, as well as others of prime importance...
...which provided them with publicity and financial backing. These figures included Poulenc, Sauget, and, to a certain extent, Arthur Honeg- ger, who, although he participated in the governments projects, finally aligned himself with a political group that...
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...String Quartet 1939 Hungary Hungary Late Arthur Honegger Third Symphony 1946 France France Late...Requiem For Those We Love . London: Schott. Honegger, Arthur. 1946 . Symphonie Liturgique . Paris: Salabert...
...Clarendon Press, 1986), 193. Weinstein, The Subversive Traditioni in Frecht Literature (Boston: Twayne,1989),11,126. 25. Arthur Honegger and jean Cocteau, Antigone: tragidie musicale (Paris: Editions Salabert, 1928). 26. Comoedia, 13 March 1944, cit...
...THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY 553 ( Arthur T. Vanderbilt ed., 1949 ) hereinafter MINIMUM STANDARDS (in California, reformers complained that the juries were...
...Stories. Black Sparrow, 2002. Paper: $16.50. (F) Schneider, Bart. Secret Love. Penguin, 2002. Paper: $13.00. (F) Schnitzler, Arthur. Night Games and Other Stories and Novellas. Trans. Margret Schaefer. Foreword John Simon. Ivan R. Dee, 2002. $28.50. (F...
...and final arrival at some station are in the same extramusical vein as the creation of another Swiss, the composer Arthur Honegger, whose passion for locomotives led to his composition of "Pacific 231" ( 1924 ). For the organologist, the...
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...Pelleas Et Melisande,Debussys only completed opera, is a masterpiece of the first importance. The Swiss composer Arthur Honegger called it the highest expression of the spirit of French music. Maeterlincks play, first staged in 1893, was an inspiration...
...and Leipzig, and his compositions attracted the attention of Marcel Dupre, who invited him to Paris. There he met Arthur Honegger, who interested him in the cinema, and in due course he was commissioned to write the music for Kordas film, The...
...together to produce a staged version of composer Arthur Honeggers oratorio "King David." To do so theyre reaching back...theatrical approach. CONCERT PREVIEW King David What: Arthur Honeggers 1921 oratorio about the Old Testament hero is staged...
...film La Bete Humaine, but in 1923 the French composer Arthur Honegger composed the Pacific 231, another rail giant, which Vasily Petrenko conducts at the Liverpool Phil next week. Honegger called it a symphonic poem, to be listened to as pure...
...Saturday at the Newman Center, 1850 Emerald St. The concert will feature music for piano and strings, with works by Arthur Honegger, Felix Mendelssohn, W. A. Mozart and Dmitri Shostakovich. The performers are Sophie Therrell and Dan Ahearn, violin...
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HONEGGER, ARTHUR hun eg r, Fr. artur onager , 1892 1955, Swiss-French composer, studied at the conservatories of Zurich and Paris. One of the...
...1940 47) and worked as an architect in Paris (1947 59) with Le Corbusier . He was also a composition pupil of Arthur Honegger , Darius Milhaud , and Olivier Messiaen . Xenakis used both Greek folk elements and twelve-tone technique in...
...rhythmic fashion. Nonetheless, all of the composers maintained their own distinctive styles. Les Six consisted of Arthur Honegger , Darius Milhaud , Francis Poulenc , Georges Auric (1899 1983), Louis Durey (1888 1979), and Germaine Tailleferre...


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