Makoto Moroi

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Makoto Moroi ( Japanese 諸 井 誠 , Moroi Makoto , born December 17, 1930 in Tokyo Prefecture ; † September 2, 2013 ) was a Japanese composer.

Career

The son of the composer Saburō Moroi studied composition with Tomojirō Ikenouchi . He has taught Gregorian chant at the Hiroshima Music Institute and composition at the Tokyo Conservatory.

He composed a symphony , a piano concerto, a concert suite for violin and orchestra, three chamber cantatas, five “orchestral compositions”, works for electronic instruments and vocal works with various instrumental accompaniments. His compositions are in the tradition of Anton Webern .

Works

  • 1951 Musica da camera n.3 for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn and viola
  • 1952 Composition No. 1 for orchestra
  • 1953 Partita for flute alone
  • 1956 α and β for piano
  • 1956 piano piece 1956
  • 1956 Variations sur 7 (with Toshiro Mayuzumi )
  • 1957 Développements raréfiants for soprano and ensemble
  • 1958 Transfiguration (Metamorphosis) (Electronic Music)
  • 1958 Ordre for violoncello and piano
  • 1959 Cantata da camera (chamber cantata) n.1 for choir and chamber ensemble
  • 1959 Cantata da camera n.2 for choir and chamber ensemble
  • 1962 Suite concertante for violin and orchestra
  • 1962 Varieté (electronic music)
  • 1963 Cinq épigrammes (Five Epigrams) for flute, clarinet, vibraphone, celesta, harp, violin and cello
  • 1964 Chikurai: Five Pieces for Shakuhachi (Five Movements)
  • 1964 Five Dialogues for two shakuhachi
  • 1966 concert for piano and orchestra
  • 1966 sonatina for piano
  • 1968 symphony
  • 1969 Five Metamorphic Strata for Shakuhachi, Sangen, Koto and Jushichigen
  • 1970 Waga Izumo for soprano, baritone, choir, orchestra and electronic instruments
  • 1971 3 Concerto Movements for shakuhachi, percussion and strings
  • 1975 Bouquets de sonatine for piano
  • 1975 Duo concertate "Chikurai" for Shakuhachi and 17-gen (or 20-gen)
  • 1977 Fantasy and Fugue for Organ on JoHAnn SEBAStiAn Bach
  • 1979 Lamenta '79 for shakuhachi, piano and strings
  • 1992 A Contradiction within a Contradiction: Contradiction IV
  • 2002 Hommage à JSB (Partita '02) for flute alone

literature

  • Alfred Baumgartner: Propylaea World of Music - The Composers - A lexicon in five volumes . Propylaen Verlag, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-549-07830-7 , pp. 89, volume 4 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Obituary (French)
personal data
SURNAME Moroi, Makoto
ALTERNATIVE NAMES 諸 井 誠 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese composer
DATE OF BIRTH 17th December 1930
PLACE OF BIRTH Tokyo Prefecture , Japan
DATE OF DEATH 2. September 2013