Jan Maklakiewicz

Jan Adam Maklakiewicz (* November 24, 1899 in Chojnata; † February 7, 1954 in Warsaw) was a Polish composer.

After his first lessons from his father studied Maklakiewicz in Warsaw first at the Academy of Music in Warsaw Felicjan Szopski and Leopold Binental and 1922-1925 composition with Roman Statkowski. Until 1927 he continued his studies in composition with Paul Dukas at the École Normale de Musique in Paris.

He was from 1927 at the Conservatory of Łódź, 1929 at the Conservatory of Warsaw teacher of music theory. In 1932 he became organist at the Holy Cross Church in Warsaw. From 1945 to 1947 he was director of the State Philharmonic Orchestra of Krakow, from 1947, the State Philharmonic of Warsaw, where he also taught composition at the Music Academy.

Works

  • Symphonic Variations, 1922
  • Hutsul 's Suite for Violin and Piano, 1927
  • Triptych for Cello and Piano, 1927
  • Les Vierge aux Crepuscules for two mezzo- sopranos, flute, viola and harp, 1927
  • Symphony No.. 2 for baritone, mixed choir and orchestra, 1927
  • You're like a flower, a song by Heinrich Heine, 1928
  • Concertino quasi una Fantasia for piano, mezzo-soprano and orchestra, 1929
  • Four Japanese Songs for Soprano and Orchestra, 1929
  • Five folk songs for mixed choir, 1929
  • The little geese flew, folk song for mixed chorus, 1929
  • Concerto for Cello and Orchestra on Gregorian Themes, 1930
  • Violin Concerto No. 1, 1930
  • Song for daily bread, symphonic poem for mixed choir and orchestra, 1931
  • Symphonic Tango for Orchestra, 1931
  • Cagliostro in Warsaw, Ballet, 1938
  • Concert Overture for Orchestra, 1939
  • Polish Mass for mixed choir, soprano or tenor and organ, 1944
  • Four Songs for High Voice and Orchestra, 1946
  • Madonna, five lids for soprano and orchestra, 1947
  • Prague Overture, 1947
  • Silesia works and sings, suite for tenor, men's, women's and mixed choir and orchestra or piano, 1948
  • Suite from Lowicz for soprano, mixed choir and orchestra, 1948
  • Zabrze, Cantata for four -part male or mixed chorus and orchestra, 1949
  • Violin Concerto No. 2 ( " climbers " ), 1952
  • Lullaby for four -part male choir, 1946
  • The Golden Duck, Ballet, 1950
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