Lubor Bárta

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Lubor Bárta (born August 8, 1928 in Lubná , † November 5, 1972 in Prague ) was a Czech composer.

Bárta studied musicology and aesthetics at the Charles University in Prague from 1946 to 1948 and was then a student of Jaroslav Řídký at the Academy of Performing Arts until 1952 and then lived as a teacher and freelance composer in Prague.

He composed three symphonies , a violin, a piano and a viola concerto, string quartets, piano pieces, a guitar, a flute and a harpsichord sonata and other chamber music.

Works

  • First concert for violin and orchestra , 1952
  • Concert for chamber orchestra , 1956
  • First wind quintet , 1956
  • First piano sonata , 1956
  • Trio in C major for violin, violoncello and piano , 1956
  • Sonatina for trombone and piano , 1956
  • Second string quartet , 1957
  • Dramatic suite for large orchestra , 1958
  • Sonata for clarinet and piano , 1958
  • Concerto for piano and orchestra , 1959
  • Second sonata for violin and piano , 1959
  • From East Bohemia. Symphonic Suite , 1960
  • Second piano sonata , 1961
  • Song of the new time. Cantata for choir and orchestra , 1962
  • Ballad and burlesque for violoncello and piano , 1963
  • Three male choirs based on texts by M. Florian, P. Verlaine and F. Hrubin, 1963
  • Ludi , for chamber orchestra, 1964
  • Concertino for trombone and piano, 1964
  • Four children's songs with piano accompaniment to texts by V. Nekvinda, J. Havel and Z. Kriebel, 1965
  • Four compositions for oboe (or clarinet) and piano , 1965
  • Eight compositions for piano , 1965
  • Sonata for solo guitar , 1965
  • Four children's choirs based on texts by Z. Kriebel, 1965
  • Four pieces for violin and guitar , 1966
  • Sonata for flute and piano , 1966
  • Third string quartet , 1967
  • Eight compositions for young pianists , 1967
  • Harpsichord sonata , 1967
  • Three pieces for violoncello and piano , 1968
  • Second concerto for violin and orchestra , 1969
  • Second symphony , 1969
  • Second wind quintet , 1969
  • Third piano sonata , 1970
  • Musica romantica per archi , 1971
  • Amoroso for English horn and piano , 1971
  • Third Symphony , 1972
  • Sonata for violoncello and piano , 1972

literature

  • Ivan Štraus: Památce Lubora Bárty . In: Hudební rozhledy 25, 1972, ISSN  0018-6996 , pp. 560-562.
personal data
SURNAME Bárta, Lubor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech composer
DATE OF BIRTH August 8, 1928
PLACE OF BIRTH Lubná
DATE OF DEATH 5th November 1972
Place of death Prague