Hans Haug

Hans Haug ( born July 27, 1900 in Basel, † September 15, 1967 in Lausanne) was a Swiss composer.

Life

He received a piano with Egon Petri and Ernst Levy, then studied with Ferruccio Busoni and finally at the Munich Academy of Music with Walter Courvoisier. After that he worked as a pianist, conductor and later a teacher at the Conservatory of Lausanne. He composed operas and operettas, ballets, theater and film music, oratorio, symphonic works, concertos and chamber music.

Works

  • Don Juan in a strange, comic opera, 1930
  • Madrisa, Vienna Volksoper, 1933
  • Tartuffe, by Molière 's comic opera, 1937
  • E liederligs clover, dialect operetta, 1938
  • Gilberte de Courgenay, soldiers popular game, 1939
  • Barbara, operetta by George Sand, 1942
  • La Mère Michel, operetta, 1945
  • The immortal sick, comic opera by Molière, 1946
  • Le Miroir d' Agrippine, opera, 1953/54,
  • Orphée, ballet - opera based on Ovid and Angelo Poliziano, 1955
  • Les Fous / The Fools, a comic opera based on Carlo Goldoni, 1957
  • Wilhelm Tell ( castles in flames), film music to the Swiss film adaptation of the play by Friedrich Schiller, 1960
  • Prélude, Toccata et Tiento, guitar solo, 1961
  • Niklaus von Flue - Pacem in Terris, film music to literature, 1963
  • Fantasia Concertante for Viola and Orchestra, 1965
  • Le Souper de Venise, opera, 1965
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