Miroslav Raichl

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Miroslav Raichl (born February 2, 1930 in Náchod , Czechoslovakia ; † January 11, 1998 ) was a Czech composer and music teacher.

Raichl studied composition with Pavel Bořkovec at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague from 1949 to 1953 , after which he was an aspirant with Václav Dobiáš for three years . After working for the Czech Music Fund , he was secretary at the Association of Czechoslovak Composers from 1958 to 1962 . From 1965 to 1970 he taught at the Prague Conservatory and from 1980 at the Pardubice Conservatory . In addition to three operas, Raichl composed symphonic works and chamber music, choral works and songs.

Works

  • Fuente Ovejuna , opera on the theme by Lope de Vega (1957)
  • 2nd symphony (1960)
  • II. Piano Sonata (1961)
  • Verses written on water , after Japanese five-liners with piano (1961)
  • Three songs after verses by Nicolás Guillén for baritone, flute, clarinet, double bass, piano, guitar and percussion instruments (1963)
  • The grinder frost. Children's choir with piano based on verses by Zdeněk Kriebl (1964)
  • Seven Inventions for Orchestra (1966)
  • Five miniatures for strings (1966)
  • Ivan's animals, ghosts and piglets. Children's choir cycle with piano based on the text by Jiří R. Pick (1966)
  • Someone played the oboe , based on verses by Karel Hlaváček a cappella (1966)
  • The Nezval booklet. Songs for bass and piano based on verses by Vítězslav Nezval (1967–1988)
  • Five Inventions for Clarinet and Harp (1968)
  • An afternoon at the zoo. Symphonic Suite for Children (1970)
  • Five Dance Fantasies for Orchestra (1970)
  • How we are, what we do. Children's choir cycle with piano based on the text by Erich Sojka (1970)
  • Rhymed sperm whales and other game. Children's choir cycle with piano based on Erich Sojka (1970)
  • One over the other. Children's choir cycle with piano based on Erich Sojka (1970)
  • Love without a rendezvous , according to verses of an old Czech anonymous (1970)
  • Soccer opera, libretto by Jiří R. Pick (1970)
  • Funny music theory (I). Children's choir cycle with piano based on Erich Sojka (1971)
  • Funny music theory (II). Children's choir cycle with piano based on Erich Sojka (1971)
  • Ten songs from the gramophone Jenda Benda 's children 's choir cycle with piano based on Jiří R. Pick (1971)
  • Seven ideas for violoncello and piano (1971)
  • Three little fairy tales , for children's choir and piano after verses by Václav Fischer (1972)
  • Five-finger songs for single voice and piano (for kindergarten) after Jiří R. Pick (1973)
  • The fun mini zoo. Children's choir cycle with piano based on Robert Desnos (1973)
  • Requiem for Lidice. Children's choir with piano based on verses by Václav Fischer (1973)
  • Ten Slovak Folk Songs for three-part children's (girls) choir (1973)
  • Ten songs for instrument in C and piano (1973)
  • Three ends of love , based on poems by Jacques Prévert a cappella (1973)
  • Five mixed choirs based on the text by Jiří R. Pick (1973)
  • Annual whims. Mixed choirs based on verses by Václav Fischer (1974)
  • Divertimento (without text) for children's choir a cappella (1974)
  • Opera from the weekend house , libretto by Jiří R. Pick (1974)
  • Simple melodies for violin and piano (1975)
  • Symphonic Triptych (1975)
  • Sinfonietta for chamber orchestra (1977)
  • Sonata for piano four hands (1977)
  • Little songs for our dog. Children's choir cycle with piano based on the text by Jiří R. Pick (1977)
  • Story by Hans and Ännchen , for children's choir a cappella based on folk poetry (1978)
  • Sonatina for accordion (1978)
  • 2 × 10th piano pieces for smaller and larger pianists (1978)
  • Six Duettinos for 2 violins (1978)
  • Six madrigals based on the text by Jiří R. Pick (1978)
  • Sonatina for violin and piano (1979)
  • Five canzonets based on the old Japanese poetry a pella (1979)
  • A swan flew here. Song cycle for soprano and piano based on folk texts (1981)
  • Farewell elephant. Concert aria for soprano and orchestra based on verses by Ovid (1982)
  • Carelessness for piano (1982)
  • Divertimento for string quartet (1983)
  • Through bluish fog. Three songs on verses by Anna Akhmatova for soprano and piano (1983)
  • What makes the waves court in the sea. Children's choir cycle with piano based on verses by Václav Fischer (1983)
  • II. Sinfonietta for chamber orchestra (1984)
  • The historical picture. Cantata for soprano, tenor, mixed choir and symphony orchestra based on texts by Czech medieval anonymous people and JA Komenský (1984–86)
  • Divertimento for chamber orchestra (1986)
  • Songs based on folk texts for various voices and piano (1986-88)
  • Of futile happiness. Mixed choir based on a text by a Czech anonym from the 18th century (1986)
  • The scent of home mixed choirs based on verses by Václav Fischer (1987)
  • Moravian ballad for organ (1988)
  • Sing in the dark. Songs based on verses by Václav Fischer (1988)
  • Three little elegies. Song cycle for bass and piano based on verses by Oldřich Wenzl , Jiří Suchý and Josef Bruckner (1988)
  • Peace , based on verses by Josef Hora a cappella (1988)

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personal data
SURNAME Raichl, Miroslav
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech composer and music teacher
DATE OF BIRTH February 2, 1930
PLACE OF BIRTH After that
DATE OF DEATH January 11, 1998