Tiberiu Olah

Tiberiu Olah (born January 2, 1928 in Arpăşel , Bihor County ; † October 2, 2002 in Târgu Mureş , Mureş County ) was a Romanian composer .

Life

Olah studied from 1946 at the Conservatory of Cluj and from 1949 to 1954 at the Moscow Conservatory . He worked since 1958 as a lecturer and later a professor at the Conservatory of Bucharest .

He composed orchestral and chamber music works in which he initially oriented himself towards Béla Bartók , George Enescu and Igor Stravinski , later on the Second Vienna School , including a five-part cycle dedicated to the sculptor Constantin Brâncuși , as well as cantatas , an oratorio , choir and film music.

1961: Snow avalanche (Avalansa)
1964: The treasure of Vadul Vechi (Comoara din Vadul Vechi)
1964: The sea cat (Pisica de mare)
1966: The Uprising (Rascoala)
1967: Condemned Love (Zodia Fecioarei)
1969: A woman for one season (Rautaciosul adolescent)
1970: The Battle of the Giants (Mihai Viteazul)
1970: Clash of Kings II (Mihai Viteazul - Unirea)
1972: The Departure (Decolarea)
1972: Revenge (Răzbunarea) (2nd part of the theatrical version of The Sea Wolf )
1973: Passions That Pass (Trecătoarele iubiri)
1974: The Immortals (Nemuritorii)
1975 Nobody can get through here (Pe aici nu se trece)
1976: The Condemnation (Osânda)
1979: The real life of Prince Dracula (Vlad Tepes)
1982: A thousand questions to Ms. Andra (Cine iubeste si lasa)
1984: The Emperor's Scales (Horea)

Alfred Baumgartner: Propylaea World of Music - The Composers - A lexicon in five volumes . tape 4 . Propylaen Verlag, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-549-07830-7 , pp. 197 .