EMIL PETROVICS: CASSAZIONE
EMIL PETROVICS: COMPOSER, TEACHER, CONDUCTOR
Emil Petrovics was born in Yugoslavia (now Serbia) on 9 February 1930. His first international success came when he was awarded the 1959 Liège Prize for his string quartet. He soon became a prominent composer of three operas, a ballet, several oratorios, nine cantatas, and numerous instrumental and orchestral works.
Petrovics also played an important role in the music life of Hungary as professor at the Liszt Academy of Music, musical director of the Petőfi Theatre, and general director at the Hungarian State Opera.
Petrovics also played an important role in the music life of Hungary as professor at the Liszt Academy of Music, musical director of the Petőfi Theatre, and general director at the Hungarian State Opera.
Columbus, Ohio Chamber Music Society
April 7, 1990 performance by the
Annapolis Brass Quintet
Robert Suggs, trumpet; David Cran, trumpet; Sharon Tiebert, horn;
Wayne Wells, trombone; Robert Posten, bass trombone
Cassazione by Emil Petrovics
composed in 1973
Duration: (06: 35)
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April 7, 1990 performance by the
Annapolis Brass Quintet
Robert Suggs, trumpet; David Cran, trumpet; Sharon Tiebert, horn;
Wayne Wells, trombone; Robert Posten, bass trombone
Cassazione by Emil Petrovics
composed in 1973
Duration: (06: 35)
To listen Tap> on Audio Bar Below
(There may be a slight pause before sound begins.)
Cassazione by Emil Petrovics
I. Preludio 2. Scherzo 3. Nocturno 4. Finale
I. Preludio 2. Scherzo 3. Nocturno 4. Finale
FOSTERING BRASS CHAMBER MUSIC
The score and parts for Emil Petrovics' Cassazione, along with the entire ABQ music library,
are available for research and performance through the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
For direct access to the Annapolis Brass Quintet Special Collection at Oberlin
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The score and parts for Emil Petrovics' Cassazione, along with the entire ABQ music library,
are available for research and performance through the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
For direct access to the Annapolis Brass Quintet Special Collection at Oberlin
Tap Here