Miloš Štědroň

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Miloš Štědroň (2013)

Miloš Štědroň (born February 9, 1942 in Brno ) is a Czech composer and musicologist .

Life

Štědroň studied from 1959 to 1964 at the Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Brno Bohemian Studies and Musicology with Jan Racek and his uncle Bohumír Štědroň and then until 1971 composition and music theory at the Janáček Academy with Alois Piňos , Miloslav Ištvan , Ctirad Kohoutek and Jan Kapr . This was followed by postgraduate studies in electronic music.

Since 1974 he has been teaching opera history and music theory at Masaryk University; In 1994 he became a full professor of musicology. In 1985 he published his dissertation Leoš Janáček a hudba 20. století (Leoš Janáček and the music of the 20th century). He also participated in the editing of Janáček's works as an editor and foreword author, on which he published more than 60 articles in musical magazines. With Leoš Faltus he reconstructed and supplemented several unfinished works by Janáček, a. a. the violin concerto Putování dušičky , the symphony Dunaj and the opera Živá mrtvola

Furthermore, Štědroň wrote music-theoretical writings ( Formování hudby , Základy mikrotektoniky , Základy polymelodiky ), a monograph on the composer Josef Berg ( Josef Berg - skladatel mezi hudbou, divadlem a literaturou , Brno 1992) and worked on the bar musicians of the Renaissance and Claudio des Monteverdi ( Claudio Monteverdi - génius opery ), Adam Michna , Jan Blahoslav and Jakub Jan Ryba . 1992-1993 he was a facsimile collection of Baroque songs under the title písně rozmanité - Cantilenae diversae out

Štědroň's compositional oeuvre encompasses almost every musical genre from drama and film music to opera, symphonic works, chamber music to songs, works for solo instruments and electroacoustic music. His son Miloš Orson Štědroň was also known as a composer.

Works

  • Meditace for bass clarinet solo, 1963
  • Agonie for violin, bass clarinet and percussion, 1964
  • Stazioni di Via crucis for bass clarinet, flute, piano, harpsichord and percussion, 1964
  • Lejch for bass clarinet and piano, 1965
  • Utis , electroacoustic music, 1966
  • Panychida Pasternakovi . concrete music based on a Russian text by Boris Pasternak , 1968–1969
  • Tyche for orchestra, 1969
  • Verba , cantata based on words from the Gospel of Matthew for mixed choir and two trumpets, 1969
  • BIS , electroacoustic music, 1971
  • Aksaky for piano, flute, two violas, cello and percussion, 1972
  • Indiánum symphonic fresco, 1972
  • Kolo , Symphony, 1973
  • Gioia dolorosa , madrigal cantata based on the epitaph by Carlo Gesualdo , 1974
  • Sekvence na smrt Šostakovice , 1975
  • Balada pro banditu , musical, libretto Milan Uhde , 1975
  • Pohádka máje , musical, libretto Milan Uhde, 1975
  • Concert per violoncello a orchestr , 1977
  • Obrázky ze staré Moravy , 1977
  • Bez knih jsou národy nahé , cantata for mixed choir and instrumental ensemble, 1977
  • Seikilos from Moravia for bass clarinet and piano, 1979
  • Valachica for bass clarinet and piano, 1980
  • Aušvicata biker három for bass clarinet and piano, 1981
  • Staré a nové renesancní tance for bass clarinet, piano, string orchestra and percussion, 1981
  • Mistr Machaut v Cechách for mezzo-soprano, flute, clarinet, viola and piano, 1982
  • Dávná jména - dávná slova , song cycle based on Celtic texts for mezzo-soprano, bass clarinet and piano, 1982
  • Trium vocum for flute, cello and percussion, 1983
  • Pet hajdúckých for guitar and violin, 1984
  • Koncertní scény for bassoon and orchestra, 1984
  • Chameleon aneb Josef Fouché , opera, libretto Ludvík Kundera , Miloš Štědroň, Petr Scherhaufer , Petr Oslzlý , 1984
  • Danze, canti e lamenti for string quartet, 1986
  • Lamento for violin, viola and orchestra in memoriam Miroslav Venhoda , 1987
  • Šest villanell for cello and string orchestra, 1987
  • Sedmikvítek for Follk singers and orchestra, 1987
  • Smrt Dobrovského cantata oratorio for mezzo-soprano, bass-baritone, mixed choir and orchestra, 1987–1988
  • Muránský zámek , Fantasy for Orchestra, 1988
  • Balet Makábr. Hommage a BB (with Leoš Faltus), libretto: Ludvík Kundera, Petr Oslzlý, Petr Scherhaufer, Miloš Štedron, 1988
  • Na dávném prosu , Ten songs for voices, two violins, lute, dulcimer, cello and percussion based on texts by Jan Skácel , 1989
  • Podtínání for orchestra in memoriam Miloslav Ištvan , 1990
  • Smíchy a smutky for chamber orchestra, 1990
  • Gipsy Song and Dance for bass clarinet and piano, 1990
  • Hoj. Sternenhochovské scény for violin and percussion ensemble , 1990
  • Sette villanelle for flute and piano on a theme by Claudio Monteverdi, 1990
  • Moresca for synthesizers, 1990
  • Flores , cycle for mezzo-soprano and lute based on texts by Mikuláš Dačický z Heslova , Johann Amos Comenius and Šimon Lomnický z Budče , 1991
  • Petilístek for two singers and orchestra based on folk songs, 1991
  • Seconda prattica for synthesizers, 1991
  • Quadra for bass clarinet, cello, tenor saxophone, piano and percussion or for three bass clarinets and piano, 1992
  • Passacaglia for flute solo, 1992
  • Trio for violin, cello and piano, 1993
  • Canzona e tripla (Modlitba basklarinetu) for 19 bass clarinets, 1993
  • Lander for violin and percussion, 1993
  • Smyčcový kvartet , 1994
  • Vec Cage aneb Anály avantgardy dokorán , chamber opera (with Ivo Medek and Alois Piňos ), 1995
  • Missa sine ritu for mezzo-soprano and cello based on texts by Jan Skácel , 1995–1996
  • Tance krále Leara for cello, old instruments and percussion, 1996
  • Tance for marimba and piano, 1996
  • Horribile auditu , cycle for organ, 1997
  • Anály předchůdců avantgardy aneb Setkání slovanských velikánu , chamber opera (with Ivo Medek and Alois Piňos), 1997
  • Scény for flute, violin, marimba, double bass and string orchestra, 1997
  • Tance Rudolfa II. , Ballet (libretto: Marek Pivovar ), 1998
  • Hra o lásce, smrti a vecnosti , Singspiel by Stanislav Moša based on Romain Rolland , 1998
  • Šumař na svatbě , musical game, 1998
  • ROCK 1618 for string orchestra and four percussionists, 2001
  • Lupi Cantata 3 vocum , 2001

literature

  • Přijdu za poledne, Miloš: můj život s hudbou a lidmi kolem ní : skladatel, muzikolog a pedagog o dětství, literatuře, divadle, hudbě, univerzitě, ale io Brně, ale io Brně, photos, edited by Miloš Štéběákov .. . et al. Drawings Petra Ošlejšková), Barrister & Principal, Berno / Sursum, Tišnov 2012, ISBN 978-80-87474-52-5 .
  • Linda Finsterlová: Miloš Štědroň - osobnost brněnského hudebního života . Bakalářská práce, Masarykova univerzita, Brno (Bachelor thesis at Masaryk University in Brno) 2014.

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personal data
SURNAME Štědroň, Miloš
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech composer and musicologist
DATE OF BIRTH February 9, 1942
PLACE OF BIRTH Brno