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Extractions: Max Reger Reger is considered by many to be the most important composer to elaborate on the stylistic traits of Johannes Brahms and move German music into the twentieth century. He was an extremely prolific composer, surpassing many of the ninetheenth century masters in volume during his short life. He was also a driven man, consumed by hard living. Reger composed in most every form of the time, except opera and the symphony proper. His style is contrapuntally dense, with extremely fast modulations lending an atonal feel to many of his lines, though the music remains strictly tonal in its harmonic direction. He was one of the main composers to resuscitate the fugue as a living, independent form. His organ music is considered by many to be second only to Johann Sebastian Bach 's in depth and significance. This, along with much of his output, requires a large degree of virtuosity. His orchestral writing is virtually opaque in color some would say turgid having something of the feel of organ registrations, though it lightens with age. Even in his concertos, he often draws upon Protestant hymns as thematic material. His large volume of chamber music is perhaps his most significant contribution to the concert repertory. This part of his output contains some of the largest and most emotionally draining music in its genre. ~ Todd McComb (6/94) Additional Information:
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reger max Johann Baptist (18731916), kompozytor niemiecki. Muzyka, Niemcy reger maxJohann Baptist (1873-1916), widok strony znajdz podobne pokaz powiazane.
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Extractions: poka¿ powi±zane Reger Max Johann Baptist (1873-1916), kompozytor niemiecki. Studiowa³ u H. Riemanna , 1895-1896 pracowa³ w konserwatorium w Wiesbaden. 1906-1907 uczy³ kompozycji i gry na organach w Królewskiej Akademii Muzycznej w Monachium, 1907-1916 by³ profesorem kompozycji na uniwersytecie w Lipsku. Od 1911 dzia³a³ jako dyrygent na dworze ksi±¿±t Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha w Meiningen. Autor pracy z dziedziny harmoniki funkcyjnej Beiträge zur Modulationslehre (1903). Istotn± rolê w bogatej twórczo¶ci Regera odgrywa technika polifoniczna . Nawi±zanie do muzyki J.S. Bacha odzwierciedla siê w stosowanych przez kompozytora formach, jak fuga kanon suita Mistrzostwo techniki kontrapunktycznej ³±czy³ Reger ze zró¿nicowaniem harmoniki wykraczaj±cej poza regu³y systemu dur-moll . Pisa³ przewa¿nie tzw. muzykê absolutn± (nie zwi±zan± z programem literackim). Wa¿niejsze kompozycje orkiestrowe: Sinfonietta opus 90 (1905)
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Organ Composers: Max Reger
Brief biography with focus on his compositions for organ. Includes selected works.Category Arts Music Composition Composers R Reger, MaxMax Reger. b. Brand, Bavaria, March 19, 1873 d. Leipzig, Germany, May 11, 1916 Biography.Born in Brand, Max Reger's family moved to Weider, Germay in 1874.
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reger max b Brand, Bavaria, 19 March 1873 d Leipzig, 11 May 1916,aged fortythree. He was the son of a teacher. He studied music
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Extractions: d Leipzig, 11 May 1916, aged forty-three He was the son of a teacher. He studied music privately, and in 1901 went to Munich as a pianist, teacher and an already established composer. In 1907 he became a professor at the Leipzig Conservatory, staying there for the rest of his life. In 1911 he was appointed director of the court orchestra at Meiningen, but in 1914 he relinquished the post and retired to Jena to write. Excessive indulgence in food and drink resulted in the heart attack that killed him. Piano Trio in B minor Violin Sonata in D major Cello Sonata in F minor Piano Quintet in C minor Cello Sonata in G minor Violin Sonata in A major Two Romances, for solo instruments and orchestra Clarinet Sonata in Ab major Clarinet Sonata in F# minor String Quartet in G minor (1900 01) String Quartet in A major (1900-01) Piano Quintet in C minor Violin Sonata in C major Gesang der Verklarten, for voice and orchestra String Quartet in D minor Serenade, for flute, violin and viola, or two violins and viola String Trio in A minor Cello Sonata in F major Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Beethoven, for two pianos
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Epoch Late Romantic max reger (18731916) Detailed Information about List of Works (born Brand, Upper Palatinate, 19 March 1873; died Leipzig, 11 May 1916).
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Extractions: Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band VII. (1994) Spalten 1469-1480 Autor: Karl Josef Schmitz Werke: Bibliographie: W. Altmann, Vollst. Verz. sämtl. im Druck erschienen Werke, Bearbeitungen u. Ausgaben M. R.s, 1917; Werk-Verz. F. Stein, Thematisches Verz. der im Druck erschienenen Werke v. M. R., 1953; Mitteilungen der M.-R.-Ges., 17 H.e, 1921-41; Beitr. z. Regerforsch., 1953 ff.; Mitteilungen des M.-R.-Inst., 20 H.e u. 1 Sonderh., 1954-74; H. Rösner, M.-R.-Bibliographie, 1968; S. Shigihara, M.R.-Bibliographie, 1983. Lit.: ; - Beiträge in Zschr. u. Sammelpublikationen b. R. Cadenbach, a.a.O. (1991), 374-379; ebd. kompl. Nebenangaben z. ges. Lit.-Verz. Karl Josef Schmitz
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Biography, photography, and links to related composers from the Classical Music Pages and the Grove Category Arts Music Composition Composers R reger, maxEpoch Late Romantic Country Germany. max reger (18731916). Detailed Informationabout. Picture Gallery; List of Works; Bibliography. Introduction.
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Extractions: Country: Germany Detailed Information about Introduction (born Brand, Upper Palatinate, 19 March 1873; died Leipzig, 11 May 1916). He studied with Riemann (1890-95) in Munich and Wiesbaden (where his drinking habits began); in 1901 he settled in Munich, and in 1907 he moved to Leipzig to take a post as professor of composition at the university, though he was also active internationally as a conductor and pianist. He was appointed conductor of the court orchestra at Meiningen in 1911 and in 1915 moved to Jena. During a composing life of little more than 20 years, he produced a large output in all genres, nearly always in abstract forms. He was a firm supporter of 'absolute' music and saw himself in a tradition going back to Bach , through Beethoven Schumann and Brahms . his organ music, though also affected by Liszt , was provoked by that tradition. Of his orchestral pieces, his symphonic and richly elaborate Hiller Variations and Mozart Variations are justly remembered; of his chamber music the lighter-textured trios have retained a place in the repertory, along with some of the works for solo string instruments. His late piano and two-piano music places him as a successor to Brahms in the central German tradition. He pursued intensively, and to its limits, Brahms's continuous development and free modulation, often also invoking, like Brahms, the aid of Bachian counterpoint: Many of his works are in variation and fugue forms; equally characteristic is a great energy and complexity of thematic growth.
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