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Georges Auric. proceeds in roughly chrono-logical order, considering the composer’s early years, status as a child prodigy, encounters with Cocteau and the Les Six orbit, substantial work as a film and stage composer, and later administrative duties, which became a second career. Drawing on a plethora of primary and secondary
乔治·奥里克，法国作曲家，主要以电影配乐著称。. 奥里克早年曾在 巴黎音乐学院 学习，后又师从 丹第 。. 920年代他加入了著名的青年作曲家团体六人团。. 但是后来他的主要兴趣转向电影音乐，并为多部法国、英国及美国好莱坞影片创作配乐，著名的包括了 ...
21 de may. de 2018 · Auric, Georges, notable French composer; b. Lodève, Hérault, Feb. 15, 1899; d. Paris, July 23, 1983. He first studied music at the Montpellier Cons., then went to Paris, where he was a student of Caussade at the Cons, and of d’Indy and Roussel at the Schola Cantorum. While still in his early youth (1911–15), he wrote something like 300 ...
Compositeur. Georges Auric est un compositeur français, né à Lodève (Hérault) le 15 février 1899 et mort à Paris (8e) le 23 juillet 1983. Il adhère à la Sacem en tant que compositeur le 30 octobre 1925 et devient sociétaire définitif le 30 juin 1934. Il en devient président en 1954, et le restera jusqu'en 1978. Partager :
A major figure in French art music, Georges Auric (1899-1983) was the presiding genius of French film composition from the 1930s until the coming of La Nouvelle Vague. Working on French, British and Hollywood films, Auric had a distinct style, often opting to experiment within his practice. With a career spanning generations, genres and ...
Aria for Flute and Piano (1927, rev. 1976) Violin Sonata in G Major (1936) Trio for Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon (1938) Impromptu for Oboe and Piano (1946) Imaginées I for Flute and Piano (1968) Imaginées II for Cello and Piano (1969) Imaginées III for Clarinet and Piano (1971) Imaginées VI for Ensamble (1976)
Raised in Montpellier, French composer Georges Auric was born on February 15th 1899. Auric is often associated with the group of Parisian composers Les Six. He was a child prodigy, composing from the age of ten. In 1913, his parents moved to Paris, so that he could study at the conservatory there. Schmitt, Koechlin and Roussel all took a great ...
