Dušan Martinček

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Dušan Martinček (born June 19, 1936 in Presov ; † August 30, 2006 in Bratislava ) was a Slovak composer, pianist and music teacher.

Martinček studied piano with Anna Kafendová at the Bratislava Conservatory and also took private lessons in music theory and composition with Alexander Albrecht , Ján Cikker and Ján Zimmer . From 1956 to 1961 he continued his education at the University of Music in Bratislava with Rudolf Macudzinski (piano) and Ján Cikker (composition). From 1973 he taught music theory and composition at the University of Trnava and from 1973 to 1986 - for the last four years as a professor - at the Academy of Performing Arts. From 1986 he lived as a freelance composer. In addition to piano works and chamber music, Martinček composed several symphonic works

Works

  • Aria and Toccata for piano and orchestra
  • Rhapsody for piano and orchestra, 1956
  • Passionato , music for viola and piano, 1959
  • Sonata for viola and piano, 1960
  • Dialogues in the Form of Variations for piano and orchestra, 1961
  • Simple Overture for small orchestra, 1961
  • Valse impromptu for orchestra, 1962
  • Balkan dances for orchestra, 1962
  • Baladická improvizácia for viola, 1962
  • Elégia for viola, 1965
  • Passacaglia for strings, 1967
  • 8 piano sonatas , 1967–81
  • Hudba (music) for viola and piano, 1978
  • Symphony in memoriam Haydn , 1981
  • Violin Quartet , 1982-84
  • Animation for 35 solo strings, 1983–86
  • Continuities for large orchestra, 1987–88
  • Verso fine ..? , 1987-97
  • Communications for violin and piano, 1988
  • Interrupted Silence for large orchestra, 1989–90
  • Coexistences for string quartet, 1993
  • 10 Movements for piano, 1992
  • New Nocturnes for piano, 1993–94 for piano (1993–1994)

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personal data
SURNAME Martinček, Dušan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Slovak composer, pianist and music teacher
DATE OF BIRTH June 19, 1936
PLACE OF BIRTH Presov
DATE OF DEATH August 30, 2006
Place of death Bratislava