Arnaldo Galliera

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Arnaldo Galliera (born October 4, 1871 in Milan , † August 9, 1934 there ) was an Italian composer and music teacher .

The son of the organist and composer Cesare Galliera studied organ with Polibio Fumagalli and composition with Alfredo Catalani at the Milan Conservatory . In 1892 he presented Trilby , a one-act opera, as his final thesis . In 1897 he became a professor of organ and composition at the Parma Conservatory. In 1913 he came as the winner of a tender in the same capacity at the Milan Conservatory. His son was the organist and composer Alceo Galliera .

Works

  • Trilby , Opera, 1892
  • Deux morceaux , musical comedy, 1901
  • La leggenda di s. Giuliano , opera, undated
  • Egle ed Alceo , opera. undated
  • Aslak , opera, undated
  • Il Battesimo di Cristo , oratorio for solos, choir and orchestra, undated
  • Suite dionisiaca for orchestra, 1916
  • Preludio e fuga for piano, 1916
  • Vere novo for voice and orchestra, 1923
  • L'ostessa di Gaby for voice and orchestra, 1923
  • Disperata for voice and orchestra, 1923
  • La lavandaia di S. Giovanni for voice and orchestra, 1927
  • Canzone for voice and orchestra, 1939
  • Sei pezzi facili for organ, 1928
  • Andante per violino e pianoforte , 1923
  • Trittico: Natale, Venerdì Santo, Pasqua , 1935
  • Corale , 1936
  • Preludio (quasi fantasia) e fuga , 1942
  • 2 Fughe , published in print 1980
  • Inoltre Trio per pianoforte, violino e violoncello , published in print 1980
  • Tema e variazioni per orchestra , undated
  • Petite suite Arlequin et Colombine , undated
  • Preludio e fuga for string quartet
  • Offertoire (per armonium) , in Joubert, Les maîtres contemporains de l'orgue vol. 3, 1912
  • Scherzo for orchestra, WP 1900
  • Ave Maria for four voices
  • Post communio for two voices, undated
  • Tota pulchra es Maria for two voices and organ. undated
  • O salutaris Hostia for two voices and organ

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personal data
SURNAME Galliera, Arnaldo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian composer and music teacher
DATE OF BIRTH October 4, 1871
PLACE OF BIRTH Milan
DATE OF DEATH August 9, 1934
Place of death Milan