Adrienne Clostre

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Adrienne Clostre (born October 9, 1921 in Thomery , † August 5, 2006 in Serrières ) was a French composer.

Clostre studied piano with Yves Nat and composition with Darius Milhaud , Jean Rivier and Olivier Messiaen at the Conservatoire de Paris . In 1949 she won the Premier Grand Prix de Rome with the cantata La Résurrection de Lazare .

The main focus of Clostre's compositional oeuvre was lyrical stage works inspired by literary works. She also composed instrumental music a. a. for piano, organ, cello and oboe. In 1955 she won the Grand Prix Musical de la Ville de Paris and in 1976 the Prix ​​Florence Gould of the Académie des Beaux-Arts .

Works

  • La Résurrection de Lazare , Cantata, 1949
  • Spectacle Tchekhov , 1952
  • The fioretti di San Francesco d'Assisi , Chamber Cantata , 1953
  • Les musiciens de Breme (The Bremen Town Musicians) after Grimm , 1957
  • Concert pour le souper du roi Louis II , 1957
  • Le chant du cygne , opera in one act based on Chekhov , 1961
  • Julien l'Apostat , Opera in eight pictures after Ibsen , 1970
  • Six dialogues for oboe solo, 1972
  • Nietzsche , action lyrique in twelve episodes based on Nietzche , 1975
  • El tigre de oro y sombra , lecture musicale based on nine poems by Borges , 1979
  • Cinq scènes de la vie italienne , spectacle musical in five scenes, 1980
  • Le secret , lecture musicale du journal de Kierkegaard , 1982
  • Le combat avec l'ange for trumpet and organ, 1983
  • Italian Variations for piano, 1984
  • L'Albatros , action dramatique in nine episodes based on Baudelaire , 1987
  • Annapurna , action musicale in seven episodes based on Herzog , 1988
  • Peinture et Liberté , melodrame based on David and Michelet 1989
  • Waves, ou une lecture pour piano de Virginia Woolf , 1990
  • La Reine de Saba for organ and percussion, 1990
  • Garbo la solitaire , Suite for solo violoncello, 1992
  • Histoire de Galmich for piano, 1992
  • Lecture de Borges , spectacle musical in three parts, 1992
  • Le triomphe de la vertu , action musicale et dramatique, 1993
  • Rome Noel at 800 , fresque musicale, 1993
  • Le tour du monde en 80 langues , 1994
  • Lettres italiennes , melodrama, 1994
  • Premier Livre des Rois , Organ Sonata, 1994
  • L'ogre et le chevalier , homage à la mémoire de Fassbinder , 1997
  • Réanimation , melodrama in three episodes, 1997
  • Camille Claudel sculpteur , action chorégraphique in three episodes, 1997
  • Sans tricher, à tout coup, c'est la loi , hommage à Paul Auster , 1997
  • Aria for flute and piano, 1999

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Adrienne Clostre. Retrieved November 21, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Clostre Adrienne (1921-2006). April 25, 2012, accessed November 21, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Clostre, Adrienne
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French composer
DATE OF BIRTH October 9, 1921
PLACE OF BIRTH Thomery
DATE OF DEATH August 5, 2006
Place of death Serrières