Max d'Ollone

Max d' Ollone ( born June 13, 1875 in Besançon, † 15 May 1959, Paris) was a French composer.

D' Ollone studied at the Conservatoire de Paris under Jules Massenet and won the 1897 Premier Grand Prix de Rome. He served as music director in Angers, as director of the Opéra- Comique, professor of chamber music at the Conservatoire de Paris and inspector for music lessons. In addition, he was also known as a conductor and musicologist.

In addition to eleven operas and a ballet composed d' Ollone some orchestral works, chamber music and songs. More recently, some of his works, some for the first time, added. The Quatuor Parisii with Patrice d' Ollone played some chamber works on ( among other things Fantaisie Orientale ), the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra under Lawrence Foster ( 2002-03 ) his major orchestral works, including Le Ménétrier for violin and orchestra.

Works

• Le Retour, opera, 1919
• Les et les autres us, opera, 1922
• L' Arlequin, opera, 1924
• George Dandin, opera, 1930
• La Samaritaine. Opera, 1937
• Jean, opera
• Le temps abandonné, Ballet
• Bacchus et Silène, Ballet
• Le Ménétrier for Violin and Orchestra
• Lament for orchestra
• Fantaisie for piano and orchestra
• Andante e scherzo
• Élégie pour violoncello et piano
• Fantaisie orientale for Clarinet and Piano
• Quatuor pour violon, alto, cello et piano, 1949
• Berceuse du " Petit Marino "
• Piano Trio in A minor, 1920
• Romance et tarentelle
• String Quartet in D Major, 1898
• Nocturne for Flute and Piano
• Danse de fées for Flute and Piano
• Andante and Allegro for Flute and Piano in the old style
• Romance and Tarantella for Bassoon and Piano
• Petite Suite for Piano
• Coquetterie for Violin and Piano
• Scènes païennes for Violin and Piano
• Romanichels for Violin and Piano
• Elegy for Cello and Piano
• Andante and Scherzo for Three Cellos
• Fantasy for chromatic harp and string quartet

• French composer
• University teachers ( CNSMD Paris)
• Born 1875
• Died in 1959
• Man