Claude Vivier

Born: 1948, Montreal, Quebec (Canada)
Died: 1983, Paris (France)

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[details ←] Lettura Di Dante
[details ←] Paramirabo
[details ←] Piece Pour Violon Et Piano Piano, Violin,
[details ←] Piece Pour Violoncello Et Piano Piano, Cello,
[details ←] Chants Vocal, choral

Music

Forty-nine works including:

Proliferation (1969)
Chants (1973)
Siddhartha (1976)
Shiraz (1977)
Pulau Dewata (1977)
Orion (1979)
Kopernikus (1979)
Zipangu (1980)
Lonely Child (1980)
Prologue pour un Marco Polo (1981)
Bouchara (1981)

CD: Lonely Child; Prologue pour un Marco Polo; Zipangu; Bouchara. Schoenberg Ensemble directed by Reinbert de Leeuw (Philips, 1996)

Biography

Student of Stockhausen. Canadian Music Council Composer of the Year 1981. Influenced by both European avant-garde and by extensive studies of Asian musics. Murdered by a male prostitute in Paris. Model for a character in the novel Such Times by Christopher Coe (1993).

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Claude Vivier: Orion; Siddartha; Cinq chansons pour percussion

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Wine, Women and Song

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The Eleventh Finger

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Pierre Bousseau plays modern organ works on the Grand Organ of Notre Dame du Havre - Ligeti: Ricercare / Claude Vivier: Les Communiantes / Cavanna: Jodl / Scelsi: In nomine Lucis / Part: Pari Interval

Classical Music : Pierre Bousseau plays modern organ works on the Grand Organ of Notre Dame du Havre - Ligeti: Ricercare / Claude Vivier: Les Communiantes / Cavanna: Jodl / Scelsi: In nomine Lucis / Part: Pari Interval

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– Sat 17 May: Second Symphony: Lobgesang Alcobaça, Portugal
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