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Died:
26 September
1945
— New York
— USA
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News for Bartók
- Marlos Nobre is awarded VI Tomas Luis de Victoria Prize
[posted 26 June 2006]
Brazilian composer Marlos Nobre was announced by unanimity, as the winner of the VI Tomas Luis de Victoria Prize, in Madrid, Spain. This prize it is the most important in Iberoamerica, awarding the best composer of Iberoamerica. Marlos Nobre has received 60.000 euros for this prize on June 15, 2006 in Madrid, Spain, during a concert of his works. The concert will have the world premiere of his Sonata for piano on a theme by Bartok, performed by the young Argentinian pianist Horacio Lavandera. Also in this concert were performed as world premieres his "Canto a Garcia Lorca" and "Three Black Songs" both for soprano and piano, performed by the Spanish singer Pilar Jurado, with Lavandera at the piano. In this occasion the critics of "El Pais" and "El Mundo" in Madrid said that Marlos Nobre´s works showed a rich imagination, strong personality, craftmanship in the highest level and excepcional rhythmic control. In this occasion was launched a new bood written by Spanish musicologist and composer ´Tomás Marco, with the title: "Marlos Nobre and his magical thinking" togheter with a new CD of Nobre´s works. Tomás Marco declared also that Marlos Nobre it is the most important and creative composer in all Iberoamerica world.
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- Hungary, Budapest, XIII, Margit-sziget Művesz-sétány —
- Hungary, Sopron, Pocsi u. 1-3 —
- Hungary, Pécs, Kossuth Lajos u. 5 Pannonia-terem —
- Hungary, Pécs, Király u. 5 Palatinus hotel —
- Romania, Sânnicolau Mare, Romania, Strada Cerbului nr. 3 —
- Romania, Sânnicolau Mare, Romania, Central square —
- Romania, Sânnicolau Mare, Romania, Nakó castle —
- Hungary, Tura, Bartók Béla tér 3 Müvelodési otthon —
- Switzerland, Basel, Leonhardsstrasse 6 —
- Switzerland, Basel, Barfüsserplatz Stadtcasino —
- Switzerland, Saanen (BE), Châlet Aellen —
- Hungary, Budapest (Rákoskeresztúr), XVII, Ferihegyi u. 36 —
- Hungary, Budapest (Rákoskeresztúr), XVII, Hunyadi u. 32 —
- Hungary, Budapest, I, Szilágyi Dezső tér 4 —
- Hungary, Budapest, I, Táncsics Mihály u. 7 former Erdődy palota —
- Hungary, Budapest, II, Kavics u. 10 / Apostol u. 20 —
- Hungary, Budapest, II, Csalán út 139 —
- Hungary, Budapest, XII, Németvölgyi út 90 Farkasréti temető —
- Hungary, Budapest, XI, Bartók Béla út 51 —
- Hungary, Budapest, V, Vigadó tér 2 Pesti Vigadó —
- Hungary, Budapest, V, Roosevelt tér 9 Magyar Tudományos Akadémia —
- Hungary, Budapest, V, Kossuth Lajos tér 12 Néprajzi Múzeum —
- Hungary, Budapest, VI, Teréz körút 17 —
- Switzerland, Silvaplana (GR), Hotel Waldheim in Surlej —
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13 January 1904: Premiere of Kossuth, in Budapest, Hungary.
12 May 1917: Premiere of The Wooden Prince op. 13, in Budapest, Hungary.
24 May 1918: Premiere of Duke Bluebeard's Castle op. 11, in Budapest, Hungary.
27 January 1921: Premiere of Allegro Barbaro, in Budapest, Hungary, with Bartók at the piano.
27 November 1926: Premiere of The Miraculous Mandarin, in Cologne, Germany.
1 July 1927: Premiere of piano concerto no. 1, in Frankfurt am Main, with Bartók at the piano.
23 January 1933: Premiere of piano concerto no. 2, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, with Bartók at the piano.
21 January 1937: Premiere of Music for strings, percussion and celesta, in Basel, Switzerland.
7 May 1937: Premiere of Mikrokosmos (incomplete), in Budapest, Hungary, with Bartók at the piano.
16 January 1938: Premiere of the Sonata for 2 pianos and percussion, in Basel, Switzerland, with Bartók as soloist.
23 March 1939: Premiere of violin concerto no. 2, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
1 December 1944: Premiere of the Concert for Orchestra, in Boston, USA.
8 February 1946: Premiere of piano concerto no. 3, in Philadelphia, USA.
2 December 1949: Premiere of the viola concerto, in Minneapolis, USA.
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