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'''Hans Gefors''' (born 8 December 1952 in [[Stockholm]]) is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[composer]]. He has lived in [[Lund]] since the mid-1990s |
'''Hans Gefors''' (born 8 December 1952 in [[Stockholm]]) is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[composer]]. He has lived in [[Lund]] since the mid-1990s. |
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==Selected works== |
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* ''La boîte chinoise'', for guitar (1975) |
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* ''Poeten och glasmästaren'', chamber opera (1979, libretto: [[Lars Forssell]] after [[Baudelaire]]) |
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* ''Slits'' for orchestra (1981) |
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* ''Christina'', opera in two acts (1982–86, libretto: Lars Forssell och Hans Gefors) |
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* ''Whales weep not!'', a cappella chorus (1987, [[D. H. Lawrence]]) |
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* ''Twine'' (Music no 3) for orchestra (1988) |
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* ''En obol'', song-cycle (1989, Lars Forssell) |
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* ''Der Park'', opera in three acts (1986–91, libretto: [[Botho Strauss]] och Hans Gefors) |
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* ''Vargen kommer'', opera in three acts (1994–96, libretto: Kerstin Perski |
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* ''Lydias sånger'', song-cycle for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1995-96 from the poem of Hjalmar Söderbergs ''Den allvarsamma leken'') |
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* ''Clara'', opera in two acts (1997–98, libretto: [[Jean-Claude Carrière]]) |
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* ''Kabaretsånger'' (2001, Jonas Gardell) |
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* ''Njutningen (La Jouissance)'' (Music no 7), song-cycle in five parts (2002) |
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* ''Skuggspel'', opera in one act (2003–04, libretto: Maria Sundqvist) |
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* ''Själens rening genom lek och skoj'', [[Car radio|car-radio]] opera (2005-09, libretto: Hans Gefors after [[Erlend Loe]]) |
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* ''Umi sono mono'' for choir, för kör, electric guitar and percussion (2011, [[Yukio Mishima]]) |
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* ''[[Notorious (opera)|Notorious]]'', opera i fem akter (2012–14, libretto: Kerstin Perski) |
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* ''Modstand mod renhed'', three songs to poems by [[Inger Christensen]] (2015-16) |
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* ''Det store andletet'', five songs to poems of [[Jon Fosse]] (2015-16) |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Opera composers]] |
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Revision as of 20:50, 22 May 2016
Hans Gefors (born 8 December 1952 in Stockholm) is a Swedish composer. He has lived in Lund since the mid-1990s.
Selected works
- La boîte chinoise, for guitar (1975)
- Poeten och glasmästaren, chamber opera (1979, libretto: Lars Forssell after Baudelaire)
- Slits for orchestra (1981)
- Christina, opera in two acts (1982–86, libretto: Lars Forssell och Hans Gefors)
- Whales weep not!, a cappella chorus (1987, D. H. Lawrence)
- Twine (Music no 3) for orchestra (1988)
- En obol, song-cycle (1989, Lars Forssell)
- Der Park, opera in three acts (1986–91, libretto: Botho Strauss och Hans Gefors)
- Vargen kommer, opera in three acts (1994–96, libretto: Kerstin Perski
- Lydias sånger, song-cycle for mezzo-soprano and orchestra (1995-96 from the poem of Hjalmar Söderbergs Den allvarsamma leken)
- Clara, opera in two acts (1997–98, libretto: Jean-Claude Carrière)
- Kabaretsånger (2001, Jonas Gardell)
- Njutningen (La Jouissance) (Music no 7), song-cycle in five parts (2002)
- Skuggspel, opera in one act (2003–04, libretto: Maria Sundqvist)
- Själens rening genom lek och skoj, car-radio opera (2005-09, libretto: Hans Gefors after Erlend Loe)
- Umi sono mono for choir, för kör, electric guitar and percussion (2011, Yukio Mishima)
- Notorious, opera i fem akter (2012–14, libretto: Kerstin Perski)
- Modstand mod renhed, three songs to poems by Inger Christensen (2015-16)
- Det store andletet, five songs to poems of Jon Fosse (2015-16)
References
- Haglund, Rolf. "Gefors, Hans". Grove Music Online (subscription required). ed. L. Macy. Retrieved on April 23, 2008.
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