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Georgi Lvovitch Catoire
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Liste des compositions
Musique de chambre
Musique instrumentale
Musique symphonique
Musique lyrique
Musique vocale
Musique concertante
Compositions sorted on opus (if available)
36 numéros
Op. 1
Op. 2
Op. 3
Op. 4
Op. 5
Op. 6
Op. 7
Op. 8
Op. 9
Op. 10
Op. 11
Op. 12
Op. 13
Op. 14
Op. 15
Op. 16
Op. 17
Op. 18
Op. 19
Op. 20
Op. 21
Op. 22
Op. 23
Op. 24
Op. 25
Op. 26
Op. 27
Op. 28
Op. 29
Op. 30
Op. 31
Op. 32
Op. 33
Op. 34
Op. 35
Op. 36
Sheet music for Georgi Lvovitch Catoire
Catoire & Friedman: Piano Quintets — Andreas Brantelid
— — Classical
By Andreas Brantelid, Ellen Nisbeth, Nils-Erik Sparf, Ulf Forsberg, and Bengt Forsberg. By Georgy Catoire and Ignaz Friedman (1882-1948). Classical, Chamber Music. Classical. Naxos #BIS-2314. Published by Naxos (NX.BIS-2314).
Price: $19.00
Anna Zassimova: Sonata Reminiscenza — Anna Zassimova
— — Classical
By Anna Zassimova. By Alexander Skriabin, Anatoly Ljadow, Georges Catoire, Ivan Wyschnegradski, Nikolai Medtner, Peter Catoire, Wassily Kalinnikov, and Vladimir Rebikov (1866-1920). Classical. Haenssler Classic #HC18022. Published by Haenssler Classic (NX.HC18022).
Price: $18.00
Sonate Nr. 2 'Poem' — Georges Catoire
Violin and Piano — Book Only —
Composed by Georges Catoire. Book Only. Composed 2005. Forberg Edition #F 94009. Published by Forberg Edition (BT.F-94009).
Price: $18.00
Reflets — Fedor Rudin
— Hybrid SACD — Classical
By Fedor Rudin and Florian Noack. By Georgi Catoire, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), Gabriel Faure (1845-1924), Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873-1943), Maurice Ravel (1875-1937), and Juliette Marie Olga (Lili) Boulanger (1893-1918). Classical. Hybrid SACD. Ars Produktion #ARS38235. Published by Ars Produktion (NX.ARS38235).
Price: $19.00
Concerto — Georgi Mintchev
piano and symphony orchestra — study score — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Study score. Duration 27'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.PNO3D).
Price: $56.00
Espaces dynamiques — Georgi Mintchev
symphony orchestra — study score — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Study score. Composed 1992. Duration 30'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ORCH14D).
Price: $56.00
Concerto breve II — Georgi Mintchev
brass quintet — — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Duration 14'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ENS59).
Price: $56.00
Intermezzo and Aquarelle — Georgi Mintchev
orchestra — score — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Score. Composed 1970. Duration 30'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ORCH11B).
Price: $81.00
Contrasts - Music for Orchestra — Georgi Mintchev
symphony orchestra — score — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Score. Composed 2002. Duration 21'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ORCH54B).
Price: $100.00
Contrasts - Music for Orchestra — Georgi Mintchev
symphony orchestra — study score — Contemporary
Composed by Georgi Mintchev. Contemporary. Study score. Composed 2002. Duration 21'. Published by Editions BIM (ET.ORCH54D).
Price: $37.00
[in English]
A key figure in Russian musical life at the turn of the century, Georgi Lvovich Catoire was born in Moscow on April 27, 1861 to an assimilated French family. Although fascinated by music from an early age (at 16 he began studying the works of Wagner), he enrolled as a student of mathematics and science at the University of Moscow, graduating in 1884. After graduation, however, he decided to devote himself to music. His early compositions showed the influence of Tchaikovsky, and, indeed, in 1888, Tchaikovsky, in a letter to Rimsky-Korsakov, described Catoire as "very talented...(but) in need of serious schooling". This was subsequently provided by such teachers as Rimsky-Korsakov, Lyadov, Arensky and Taneyev. His musical activities progressed to the point that by 1916 he was appointed Professor of Composition at the Moscow Conservatory, a position he held for the rest of his life. Catoire wrote several treatises on music theory, which became the foundation for the teaching of music theory in Russia. His composition style was a synthesis of the Russian, German (Wagner) and French (Chopin, Franck and Debussy) schools. His output includes two symphonies, a piano concerto, choral works, songs, and chamber music. The first violin sonata, Op. 15, dates from 1900 and the second, Op. 20, from 1906. Among his students at the Moscow Conservatory were Kabalevsky and Polovinkin. He died in Moscow on may 21, 1926.
[in French]
Une figure clé de la vie musicale russe, Georgi Lvovitch Catoire est né à Moscou le 27 avril 1861 au sein d’une famille d’origine française. Il a été fasciné par la musique dés son plus jeune âge. Diplômé de l’université de mathématique de Moscou en 1884, il décide ensuite de s’orienter vers la musique. Ses premières compositions montrent l’influence de Tchaikovsky qui l’a décrit, dans une lettre à Rimsky-Korsakov comme "très talentueux". Il s’est épanoui avec des professeurs comme Rimsky-Korsakov, Lyadov, Arensky et Taneyev. Son évolution l’a mené au poste de professeur de composition du conservatoire de Moscou en 1916. Il a occupé cette fonction jusqu’à la fin de sa vie. Catoire écrit quelques essais sur la théorie musicale qui vont devenir les fondations de l’enseignement de la théorie en Russie. Son style de composition est une synthèse des écoles Russe, Allemande (Wagner) et française (Chopin, Franck et Debussy). Son oeuvre comprend 2 symphonies, un concerto pour piano, des études pour choeurs, des chansons et de la musique de chambre. Sa première sonate pour violon, Op. 15 date de 1900 et la seconde Op. 20 de 1906. Il a compté parmi ses étudiants au conservatoire de Moscou Kabalevsky et Polovinkin. Il est mort à Moscou le 21 mai 1926.
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