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词条 Boris Blacher
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  1. Life

  2. Works

  3. References

  4. External links

Boris Blacher ({{OldStyleDate|19 January|1903|6 January}}{{spaced ndash}}30 January 1975) was a German composer and librettist.

Life

Blacher was born when his parents were living within a Russian-speaking community in the Manchurian town of Niuzhuang ({{zh|牛庄镇}}) (hence the use of the Julian calendar on his birth record). He spent his first years in China and in the Asian parts of Russia, and in 1919, he eventually came to live in Harbin.{{citation needed|date=January 2018}} In 1922, after finishing school, he went to Berlin where he began to study architecture and mathematics. Two years later, he turned to music and studied composition with Friedrich Koch. His career was interrupted by National Socialism. He was accused of writing degenerate music and lost his teaching post at the Dresden Conservatory.{{citation needed|date=January 2018}}

His career resumed after 1945, and he later became president of the Academy of Arts, Berlin, and is today regarded as one of the most influential music figures of his time. His students include Aribert Reimann, Isang Yun, Maki Ishii, Fritz Geißler, Giselher Klebe, Heimo Erbse, Richard Aaker Trythall,[1] Klaus Huber, {{Interlanguage link multi|Francis Burt (composer){{!}}Francis Burt|de|3=Francis Burt (Komponist)}}, Gottfried von Einem, Kalevi Aho and Richard Wernick. {{See LMST|Boris|Blacher}}

Blacher was married to the pianist {{Interlanguage link multi|Gerty Blacher-Herzog|de}}. They had four children including the German actress Tatjana Blacher and the international violinist Kolja Blacher. He died in Berlin in 1975, aged 72. He was buried in an Ehrengrab in the Waldfriedhof Zehlendorf, Berlin.{{citation needed|date=January 2018}}

Works

Works include:

  • 1929: Habemeajaja, chamber opera, premiered 1987
  • 1931: Streichtrio - Drei Studien über jüdische Volkslieder
  • 1932: Kleine Marschmusik
  • 1934: Alla Marcia
  • 1937: Concertante Music for Orchestra
  • 1938: Symphony
  • 1938: Dance Scenes La Vie, ballet in one act
  • 1940: Fürstin Tarakanowa, opera
  • 1940: String Quartet No. 2
  • 1943: Romeo und Julia, chamber opera, premiered Salzburg Festival 1950
  • 1943: Drei Psalmen for baritone & piano (Psalms 142, 141 & 121)
  • 1945: Partita for strings & 6 percussion
  • 1946: Chiarina, ballet in one act
  • 1946: {{Interlanguage link multi|Die Flut (opera)|lt=Die Flut|de|3=Die Flut (Oper)}}, radio opera
  • 1947: Orchestral Variations on a Theme by Paganini Op.26
  • 1948: {{Interlanguage link multi|Die Nachtschwalbe|de}}, Zeitoper in one act
  • 1948: Violin Concerto
  • 1949: Hamlet, ballet in a prologue and three scenes after Shakespeare by Tatjana Gsovsky
  • 1949/52: {{Interlanguage link multi|Preußisches Märchen|de}}, ballet-opera in six scenes
  • 1950: Lysistrata, ballet in three scenes after Aristophanes
  • 1952: Piano Concerto No. 2 (in variable metres)
  • 1953: {{Interlanguage link multi|Abstrakte Oper Nr. 1|de}}, experimental opera in one act
  • 1954: Viola Concerto, Op. 48
  • 1955: Der Mohr von Venedig, ballet in 6 scenes and an epilogue after Shakespeare by Erika Hanka
  • 1956: Orchester-Fantasie Op. 51
  • 1960: Rosamunde Floris, opera
  • 1963: Konzertstück for Wind Quintet and Strings
  • 1964: Cello Concerto, premiered by Siegfried Palm[2]
  • 1964: Zwischenfälle bei einer Notlandung, electronic opera
  • 1965: Tristan, ballet in seven scenes by Tatjana Gsovsky
  • Ariadne, short opera
  • 1969: Anacaona, six poems by Alfred Tennyson about the Indian Queen Anacaona
  • 1969: 200 000 Taler, opera after Sholem Aleichem's story "Dos groijse Gewins"; premiered at the Deutsche Oper Berlin[3]
  • 1973: Yvonne, Prinzessin von Burgund, opera in 4 acts
  • 1974: Poem for large orchestra (1974), dedicated to Tatjana Gsovsky
  • 1974: Variationen über ein Thema von Tschaikowsky ("Rokoko-Variationen"), for cello and piano

Blacher wrote the libretto for Gottfried von Einem's operas Dantons Tod (1947) and Der Prozeß (1953).

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=Richard Aaker Trythall, The Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music|url=https://books.google.it/books?id=jEGpMqRcQjIC&pg=PA927&lpg=PA927&dq=richard+trythall+harvard&source=bl&ots=Qwqz7dK4F4&sig=cHqnBcFzmefFCuOrTffBAgq7koA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjS1Ym9j9nMAhXKWhQKHaUrBS8Q6AEIHTAA#v=onepage&q&f=false}}
2. ^Cello concerto
3. ^"200000-Taler-Mißverständnis" by Heinz Josef Herbort, Die Zeit, 3 October 1969 {{de icon}}

External links

{{Commons category|Boris Blacher}}
  • Boris Blacher page on Boosey & Hawkes website
  • Boris Blacher A Centenary Sketch by Dr David C F Wright
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