He was trained as a violinist at the National Conservatory of Music in Paris, winning a first prize in 1926,[3] but moved to conducting in 1931 after support from Reynaldo Hahn.[2] He conducted the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra and worked for French Radiodiffusion, then for the Ballets Russes and Roland Petit’s ballet. From the mid-1920s he was musical director of Gaumont Newsreel, for which he composed a great deal of varied background music to suit all kinds of documentary moods and themes.[3] His film scores included: Le Rat des villes et le Rat des champs (1926), Coq en pâte (1951), and Les Amoureux de Marianne (1954).
He was particularly associated with the works of his long-time friend Arthur Honegger, and he conducted the premiere recordings of some of them (Cris du Monde oratorio, Nicolas de Flüe). He also conducted the first recordings of works by Florent Schmitt (Psalm 47, with Denise Duval),[4]Jean Rivier (symphonies Nos. 3 and 5, for which he received a Grand Prix du Disque[5]), Albert Roussel, Georges Auric, Darius Milhaud, and Francis Poulenc. He conducted the premiere performances of Jacques Ibert’s Le Chevalier Errant (1951) with the ORTF,[2]René Challan’s 2nd Symphony in F major (1 February 1959, Concerts Colonne), recorded his Concerto Pastoral, Op. 20 (with Samson François, January 1954) and premiered his Piano Concerto (3 March 1957, with François), led the first performance of Ruth Gipps’ Horn Concerto (1968), with the BBC Welsh Orchestra,[6] and the first recording of Alejandro García Caturla’s Premiere Suite Cubaine.[7] His work was rarely available on CD until the release of EMI’s "Les Rarissimes" series.[2]
georges, tzipine, georges, samuel, tzipine, june, 1907, december, 1987, french, violinist, conductor, composer, russian, jewish, origin, born, 1907, june, 1907died8, december, 1987, 1987, aged, occupation, musician, conductor, composerinstrument, violin, train. Georges Samuel Tzipine 22 June 1907 8 December 1987 1 was a French violinist conductor and composer He was of Russian Jewish origin 2 Georges TzipineBorn 1907 06 22 22 June 1907Died8 December 1987 1987 12 08 aged 80 Occupation s Musician conductor composerInstrument s Violin He was trained as a violinist at the National Conservatory of Music in Paris winning a first prize in 1926 3 but moved to conducting in 1931 after support from Reynaldo Hahn 2 He conducted the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra and worked for French Radiodiffusion then for the Ballets Russes and Roland Petit s ballet From the mid 1920s he was musical director of Gaumont Newsreel for which he composed a great deal of varied background music to suit all kinds of documentary moods and themes 3 His film scores included Le Rat des villes et le Rat des champs 1926 Coq en pate 1951 and Les Amoureux de Marianne 1954 He was particularly associated with the works of his long time friend Arthur Honegger and he conducted the premiere recordings of some of them Cris du Monde oratorio Nicolas de Flue He also conducted the first recordings of works by Florent Schmitt Psalm 47 with Denise Duval 4 Jean Rivier symphonies Nos 3 and 5 for which he received a Grand Prix du Disque 5 Albert Roussel Georges Auric Darius Milhaud and Francis Poulenc He conducted the premiere performances of Jacques Ibert s Le Chevalier Errant 1951 with the ORTF 2 Rene Challan s 2nd Symphony in F major 1 February 1959 Concerts Colonne recorded his Concerto Pastoral Op 20 with Samson Francois January 1954 and premiered his Piano Concerto 3 March 1957 with Francois led the first performance of Ruth Gipps Horn Concerto 1968 with the BBC Welsh Orchestra 6 and the first recording of Alejandro Garcia Caturla s Premiere Suite Cubaine 7 His work was rarely available on CD until the release of EMI s Les Rarissimes series 2 Other composers whose works he conducted were Henry Barraud Jean Michel Damase Johann Christoph Voge Georges Bizet Saint Saens Frederic Chopin and Franz Liszt piano concertos with Samson Francois Jean Francaix Charles Gounod Modest Mussorgsky Giacomo Puccini Henri Sauguet and Maurice Thiriet 8 He conducted all the principal French orchestras as well as the Halle the BBC Philharmonic the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra 9 From 1960 to 1965 he was the Chief Conductor of the Victorian Symphony Orchestra in Melbourne Australia He was appointed a Chevalier of the Legion d honneur 9 He died in 1987 References edit The Classic Music Guide Forums a b c d Res Musica Archived February 11 2009 at the Wayback Machine a b The Golden Age of Light Music Autour de la musique classique Welcome to nginx Archived from the original on 2011 07 20 Retrieved 2008 11 27 Classic Music Web Ruth Gipps Association Francois du Hautbois ArkivMusic com a b text from concert programExternal links editGeorges Tzipine at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Georges Tzipine amp oldid 1190134316, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
