Stan Golestan

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Stan Golestan (born May 26, 1875 in Vaslui , † April 21, 1956 in Paris ) was a Romanian composer and music critic.

Golestan studied from 1897 to 1903 at the Schola Cantorum in Paris with Vincent d'Indy , Albert Roussel and Paul Dukas and lived there as a composer, music critic and composition teacher at the École Normale . He wrote as a music critic for Le Figaro and founded the magazine L'Album musical in 1905 .

Golestan composed symphonic works, chamber and vocal music.

Works

  • Dîmbovita , Rhapsody on Romanian Folk Music, 1902
  • Simfonia in Romanian style, 1908
  • Zece cîntece în stil popular (Ten songs in popular style), 1908
  • Rapsodia concertanta pentru vioara si orchestra (Concertante Rhapsody for violin and orchestra), 1920
  • Concert de muzica româneasca for violin, 1934
  • Concert moldovenesc for cello, 1936
personal data
SURNAME Golestan, Stan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Romanian composer
DATE OF BIRTH May 26, 1875
PLACE OF BIRTH Vaslui
DATE OF DEATH April 21, 1956
Place of death Paris