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Sándor Veress (Hungarian pronunciation:[ˈʃaːndorˈvɛrɛʃ], (1907-02-01)1 February 1907 – (1992-03-04)4 March 1992) was a Swisscomposer of Hungarian origin. He was born in Kolozsvár/Klausenburg, Transylvania, Kingdom of Hungary, Austro-Hungarian Empire, nowadays called Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and died in Bern. The first half of his life was spent in Hungary; the second, from 1949 until his death, in Switzerland, of which he became a citizen in the last months of his life.
Veress studied and later taught at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest. Among his teachers were Zoltán Kodály, with whom he studied composition, and Béla Bartók, with whom he studied piano; as an assistant to László Lajtha he did field research on Hungarian, Transylvanian, and Moldavian folk music. Among the composers who studied under him are György Ligeti, György Kurtág, Heinz Holliger, Heinz Marti, Jürg Wyttenbach and Roland Moser. He wrote numerous chamber music pieces and symphonic works. He wrote one opera, Hangjegyek lázadása (1931).[1] Veress was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 1949 in Hungary (though as an émigré he was unable to collect this award) and the Bartók-Pásztory Prize in 1985; in Switzerland he received the Berne canton prize in 1976.
Selected worksedit
Opera
Hangjegyek lázadása (1931)
Ballet
A Csodafurulya (The Magic Flute) (1937)
Térszili Katicza (1943)
Orchestral
A Csodafurulya (The Magic Flute), Ballet Suite for chamber orchestra (1937)
Musica ungaresca (1938)
Sinfonia No.1 (1940) (dedicated to the Japanese emperor and government for the 2600th National Foundation Day)
Quattro Danze transilvane for string orchestra (1944, 1949)
Threnos in memoriam Béla Bartók (1945)
Respublica nyitány (Respublica Overture) (1948)
Sonata for orchestra (1953)
Sinfonia No.2 "Minneapolitana" (1953)
Expovare for flute, oboe and string orchestra (1964)
Musica concertante per 12 archi, for 12 strings (1966)
Orbis tonorum for chamber orchestra (1986)
Concertante
Concerto for violin and orchestra (1939, 1948)
Nógrádi verbunkos for violin and orchestra (1940)
Hommage à Paul Klee for 2 pianos and string orchestra (1951)
Concerto for piano with percussion and string orchestra (1952)
Nógrádi verbunkos for viola and string orchestra (1940, 1956); arrangement by D. Marton
Passacaglia concertante for oboe and string orchestra (1961)(dedicated to Heinz Holliger)
Concerto for string quartet and orchestra (1961)
Concerto for clarinet with harp, celesta, vibraphone, xylophone, percussion and string orchestra (1982)
Tromboniade for 2 trombones and orchestra (1990)
Concertotilinkó for flute and string orchestra (1991)
Chamber and instrumental
String Quartet No.1 (1931)
Sonatina No.1 for violin and piano (1932)
Sonatina for cello and piano (1933)
Sonatina for oboe, clarinet and bassoon (1933)
Sonata for violin solo (1935)
String Quartet No.2 (1937)
Sonata No.2 for violin and piano (1939)
Nógrádi verbunkos for violin and piano (1940)
Cukaszöke csárdás for violin and piano (1940)
String Trio (1954)
Tre quadri for violin, cello and piano (1963)
Sonata for cello solo (1967)
Diptych for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon (1968)
Introduzione e Coda for clarinet, violin and cello (1972)
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for attribution You may also add the template Translated de Sandor Veress to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Sandor Veress Hungarian pronunciation ˈʃaːndor ˈvɛrɛʃ 1907 02 01 1 February 1907 1992 03 04 4 March 1992 was a Swiss composer of Hungarian origin He was born in Kolozsvar Klausenburg Transylvania Kingdom of Hungary Austro Hungarian Empire nowadays called Cluj Napoca Romania and died in Bern The first half of his life was spent in Hungary the second from 1949 until his death in Switzerland of which he became a citizen in the last months of his life Veress studied and later taught at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest Among his teachers were Zoltan Kodaly with whom he studied composition and Bela Bartok with whom he studied piano as an assistant to Laszlo Lajtha he did field research on Hungarian Transylvanian and Moldavian folk music Among the composers who studied under him are Gyorgy Ligeti Gyorgy Kurtag Heinz Holliger Heinz Marti Jurg Wyttenbach and Roland Moser He wrote numerous chamber music pieces and symphonic works He wrote one opera Hangjegyek lazadasa 1931 1 Veress was awarded the Kossuth Prize in 1949 in Hungary though as an emigre he was unable to collect this award and the Bartok Pasztory Prize in 1985 in Switzerland he received the Berne canton prize in 1976 Selected works editOpera Hangjegyek lazadasa 1931 Ballet A Csodafurulya The Magic Flute 1937 Terszili Katicza 1943 Orchestral A Csodafurulya The Magic Flute Ballet Suite for chamber orchestra 1937 Musica ungaresca 1938 Sinfonia No 1 1940 dedicated to the Japanese emperor and government for the 2600th National Foundation Day Quattro Danze transilvane for string orchestra 1944 1949 Threnos in memoriam Bela Bartok 1945 Respublica nyitany Respublica Overture 1948 Sonata for orchestra 1953 Sinfonia No 2 Minneapolitana 1953 Expovare for flute oboe and string orchestra 1964 Musica concertante per 12 archi for 12 strings 1966 Orbis tonorum for chamber orchestra 1986 Concertante Concerto for violin and orchestra 1939 1948 Nogradi verbunkos for violin and orchestra 1940 Hommage a Paul Klee for 2 pianos and string orchestra 1951 Concerto for piano with percussion and string orchestra 1952 Nogradi verbunkos for viola and string orchestra 1940 1956 arrangement by D Marton Passacaglia concertante for oboe and string orchestra 1961 dedicated to Heinz Holliger Concerto for string quartet and orchestra 1961 Concerto for clarinet with harp celesta vibraphone xylophone percussion and string orchestra 1982 Tromboniade for 2 trombones and orchestra 1990 Concertotilinko for flute and string orchestra 1991 Chamber and instrumental String Quartet No 1 1931 Sonatina No 1 for violin and piano 1932 Sonatina for cello and piano 1933 Sonatina for oboe clarinet and bassoon 1933 Sonata for violin solo 1935 String Quartet No 2 1937 Sonata No 2 for violin and piano 1939 Nogradi verbunkos for violin and piano 1940 Cukaszoke csardas for violin and piano 1940 String Trio 1954 Tre quadri for violin cello and piano 1963 Sonata for cello solo 1967 Diptych for flute oboe clarinet horn and bassoon 1968 Introduzione e Coda for clarinet violin and cello 1972 Memento for viola and double bass 1983 Baryton Trio for baryton viola and cello 1985 Geschichten und Marchen for 2 percussionists 1988 Piano Sonata 1929 Szonatina gyermekeknek I Sonatina for Children I 1932 Szonatina gyermekeknek II Sonatina for Children II 1932 Sonatina 1932 Szonatina kezdo zongorazoknak Sonatina for Young Pianists 1933 Tizenot kis zongoradarab 15 Little Piano Pieces 1935 Venti Pezzi 20 Pieces 1938 6 Csardas 1938 7 Danze ungheresi 1938 Billegetomuzsika Fingerlarks 88 Exercises 1946 Homage to Wales 3 Short Pieces based on Welsh folk melodies 1948 Cinque Pezzi 5 Pieces c 1950 Vocal Canti Ceremissi 9 Folk Song Arrangements for mezzo soprano and piano 1945 Cinque Canti 5 Songs for mezzo soprano and piano 1945 poems by Attila Jozsef Elegie for baritone harp and string orchestra 1964 poem by Walther von der Vogelweide Choral Orban for male chorus 1924 poem by Sandor Petofi Gyermekkar es harom kanon for children s chorus 1929 Karacsonyi kantata Christmas Cantata for female chorus 1934 Tizennegy ferfikar magyar nepi dallamokra 14 Male Choruses on Hungarian Folk Tunes for male chorus 1934 Erdelyi kantata Una Cantata transilvana 4 Folk Song Arrangements for mixed chorus a cappella 1935 Ket viragenek 2 Flower Songs for male chorus 1936 Tizenot gyermekkar 15 Children s Choruses 1936 Betlehemi kantalo Christmas Chant for female chorus 1937 A bubanat keseruseg Sorrow Makes You Truly Bitter for male chorus 1938 Rabakozi notak Songs from Rabakoz for male chorus 1940 Sancti Augustini psalmus contra partem Donati for bass solo mixed chorus and orchestra 1944 poem by Augustinus Laudatio musicae for soprano chorus and chamber orchestra 1958 poem by Valentin Rathgeber Ode all Europa for mixed chorus a cappella 1962 poem by Gyula Illyes Songs of the Seasons for mixed chorus a cappella 1967 poems by Christopher Brennan Das Glasklangespiel for soloists and chamber orchestra 1978 poems by Hermann Hesse Film score Talpalatnyi fold The Soil under Your Feet 1948 References edit Opera GlassExternal links editSandor Veress international homepage Sandor Veress biography works resources in French and English IRCAM Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sandor Veress amp oldid 1218333550, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
