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Composer , conductor, musicologist and professor '''Anatol Vieru''' (1958-1964) studied music in Bucharest (1946-1949) with Leon Klepper, Constantin Silvestri, Paul Constantinescu and later in Moscow (1951-1954) with Aram Khachaturian. In 1967 he followed the Darmstadt summer courses. His musical debut with ''Suite in Old Style'' (1946).
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Composer , conductor, musicologist and professor '''Anatol Vieru''' (1958-1964) studied music in Bucharest (1946-1949) with Leon Klepper, Constantin Silvestri, Paul Constantinescu and later in Moscow (1951-1954) with Aram Khachaturian. In 1967 he followed the Darmstadt summer courses.  
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Among the first papers still include the oratorio ''Miorita'', ''String Quartets no. 1 and 2'', ''Concerto for flute''. In 1955 starts professorial career at the University of Music in Bucharest activity that worked with dedication until the end of life.
 
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In the '70s, will initiate a series of concerts "Music of parallel " with works by Lassus, Ives, Scriabin, Schoenberg, Varese, Schnittke and others.
 
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Worrying about the musicological formulations, such as in 1980 in Bucharest will publish  ''Cartea modurilor'' (''The book modes''), which will receive a PhD in musicology. He will publish studies and gives lectures at Darmstadt, Jerusalem, New York, Chicago, Seattle, Long Beach, Regina (Canada).
 
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Between 1992-1993 he was resident composer at New York University.
 
  
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==Awards==
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; Literature
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* 1986, the ''Herder'' prize
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* Mioara Bâscă, ''Metamorfoze succesive. Anatol Vieru – Creaţia de operă'', 2012. (in Romanian)
  
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==Literature==
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* Mioara Bâscă, ''Metamorfoze succesive. Anatol Vieru – Creaţia de operă'', 2012 (in Romanian)
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* [http://www.compendium.ro/pers_detalii.php?id_pers=2300&prenume_pers=Anatol&nume_pers=VIERU Short biography] (in Romanian)
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==Links==
 
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* [http://www.compendium.ro/pers_detalii.php?id_pers=2300&prenume_pers=Anatol&nume_pers=VIERU short Bio] (in Romanian)
 

Revision as of 11:46, 19 January 2014

Composer , conductor, musicologist and professor Anatol Vieru (1958-1964) studied music in Bucharest (1946-1949) with Leon Klepper, Constantin Silvestri, Paul Constantinescu and later in Moscow (1951-1954) with Aram Khachaturian. In 1967 he followed the Darmstadt summer courses.

Literature
  • Mioara Bâscă, Metamorfoze succesive. Anatol Vieru – Creaţia de operă, 2012. (in Romanian)
Extrnal links
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