Zbigniew Bujarski

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Zbigniew Bujarski (born August 21, 1933 in Muszyna ; † April 13, 2018 ) was a Polish composer and painter .

Career

Bujarski studied conducting from 1955 to 1958 and composition from 1956 to 1960 at the Cracow State Music Academy with Stanisław Wiechowicz . From 1959 to 1961 he was an editor at the Polish Music Publishing House in Cracow, then until 1967 lecturer for music and dramaturge at the Rzeszów Philharmonic .

In 1972 he became a lecturer at the Kraków Music Academy, and from 1978 to 1986 dean of the Faculty of Composition, Conducting and Music Theory. Since 1992 he has been a professor of composition. For his composition Strefy he received an honorable mention in the competition of young Polish composers in 1961. In 1964 he won second prize at the Grzegorz Fitelberg Composition Competition. At the UNESCO International Composers' Rostrum in Paris in 1967, his composition Contraria received an honorable mention. In 1978 his Musica domestica won second prize here. He has received further prizes from the Polish Ministry of Culture (1979 and 1987), the Polish Composers' Association (1984) and the City of Krakow (1984).

Works

  • Krzewy płonące , three songs for voice and piano or chamber ensemble, 1958
  • Tryptyk for string orchestra and percussion, 1958
  • Synchrony I for soprano and chamber ensemble, 1959
  • Synchrony II for soprano, mixed choir and symphony orchestra, 1960
  • Strefy for orchestra, 1961
  • Kinoth for chamber orchestra, 1963
  • Kompozycja kameralna for voice, flute, harp, piano and percussion, 1963
  • Contraria for symphony orchestra, 1965
  • El Hombre , oratorio for soprano, mezzo-soprano, baritone, choir and orchestra, 1969–73
  • Musica domestica for 18 string instruments, 1977
  • Concerto per archi for violin and string orchestra, 1979
  • Similis greco I for symphony orchestra, 1979
  • Kwartet na otwarcie domu for string quartet, 1980
  • Narodzenie for mixed choir and symphony orchestra, 1981
  • Veni creator spiritus for organ, 1983
  • Da Bóg nam kiedyś ... for baritone and piano after Jan Lechoń , 1983
  • Kwartet na Adwent for string quartet, 1984
  • Ogrody , song cycle for soprano and orchestra, 1987
  • Veni creator spiritus for symphony orchestra, 1988
  • Kwartet na Wielkanoc for string quartet, 1989
  • Concerto per archi II for cello and string orchestra, 1992
  • Lęk ptaków for violin, viola and percussion, 1993
  • Scolaresca for string orchestra, 1993
  • Pawana dla "Oddalonej" for string orchestra, 1994
  • Lęk ptaków II for two clarinets and percussion, 1994
  • Pięć pieśni for soprano, string orchestra and vibraphone, 1994–96
  • Lęk ptaków III for clarinet, bass clarinet, violin, viola and percussion, 1995
  • Cassazione per Natale for chamber wind ensemble and percussion, 1996
  • Per cello for cello solo, 1996
  • Lumen for symphony orchestra, 1997
  • La danza per "Aukso" for string orchestra, 1998
  • Alleluja for mixed choir, string orchestra, two trumpets and percussion, 1999
  • Stabat Mater for mixed choir and symphony orchestra, 2000
  • Kwartet smyczkowy "Na jesien" (string quartet), 2001
  • Bagatela for string orchestra, 2001
  • Orniphania for cello and piano, 2001
  • Peirene for symphony orchestra, 2003
  • Pieśni brzasku dnia for mezzo-soprano and string orchestra, 2004
  • Elegos for cello and string orchestra, 2004–05
  • Games for wind orchestra, 2006

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Odszedł Zbigniew Bujarski. In: PWM Edition. April 14, 2018, Retrieved April 18, 2018 (Polish).
personal data
SURNAME Bujarski, Zbigniew
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Polish composer
DATE OF BIRTH August 21, 1933
PLACE OF BIRTH Muszyna
DATE OF DEATH April 13, 2018