سرگي لياپونوڤ

سرگي لياپونوڤ
سرگي لياپونوڤ
	المايسترو هانز ڤيندرشتاين (أقصى اليسار)، سرگي لياپونوڤ، عازف البيانو، ريكاردو ڤينييز (واقفاً) والناشر يوليوس هاينرش زيمرمان (أقصى اليمين) في لايپزيگ في 1907.
معلومات عن الخلفية
وُلـِد	30 نوفمبر 1859; ياروسلاڤل
توفي	8 نوفمبر 1924 (aged 64); پاريس
الأصناف	Classical
المهن	عازف پيانو، مؤلف موسيقي
الآلات	پيانو

سرگي ميخائيلوڤتش لياپونوڤ (روسية: Серге́й Миха́йлович Ляпуно́вcode: ru is deprecated ، ‏النطق الروسي: [sʲɪrˈgʲej mʲɪˈxajləvʲɪt͡ʃ lʲɪpʊˈnof]؛ إنگليزية: Sergei Mikhailovich Lyapunovcode: en is deprecated ؛ ولد 1859 وتوفى 1924) مؤلف موسيقي روسي وعازف بيانو.

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حياته

نجاح ليابونوف المتواضع في التأليف الموسيقى لم يظهر الى ان بلغ الأربعين. ثم اساسا بفضل تشجيع من صديقه بلاكيريف. اضافة الى قيادة الاوركسترا تجول ليابونوف كعازف بيانو وكتب بفهم كامل للآلة. افضل مقطوعاته كانت اعمال للبيانو مثل عمله الذي تأثر بليست 12 ranscendental Studies، واغنياته مثل "قمم الجبال".

أعمال مختارة

أعمال مع رقم المصنف

Op. 1 - Three Pieces
1. Etude in D-flat
2. Intermezzo in E-flat minor
3. Waltz in A-flat major
Op. 2 - Ballade (orchestra; 1883; also arranged for 2 pianos)
Op. 3 - Rêverie du soir
Op. 4 - Piano Concerto No. 1 in E flat minor (1890)
Op. 5 - Impromptu, A-flat major
Op. 6 - Seven Preludes
Op. 7 - Solemn Overture on Russian Themes (1886)
Op. 8 - Nocturne in D-flat
Op. 9 - Two Mazurkas (1898)
Op. 10 - 30 Russian Folksongs
Op. 11 - 12 Transcendental Études (dedicated to Franz Liszt)
1. Berceuse ("Lullaby") in F♯ major
2. Ronde des Fantômes ("Ghosts' dance") in D♯ minor
3. Carillon in B major
4. Térek ("The River Terek") in G♯ minor
5. Nuit d'été ("Summer night") in E major
6. Tempête ("Tempest") in C♯ minor
7. Idylle in A major
8. Chant épique ("Epic song") in F♯ minor
9. Harpes éoliennes ("Aeolian harps") in D major
10. Lesghinka in B minor
11. Ronde des sylphes ("Dance of the sylphs") in G major
12. Elégie en mémoire de François Liszt ("Elegy in memory of Liszt") in E minor
Op. 12 - Symphony No. 1 in B minor (1887)^[1]
Op. 13 - 35 Russian Folksongs (1897)
Op. 14 - Four songs
Op. 15 - Russian songs (1900)
Op. 16 - Polonaise for Grand Orchestra, in D major (1902) [later arranged (possibly not by the composer?) for piano solo, piano 4h, and 2pf 8h]
Op. 17 - Mazurka No. 3
Op. 18 - Novelette
Op. 19 - Mazurka No. 4
Op. 20 - Valse pensive
Op. 21 - Mazurka No. 5
Op. 22 - Chant du crépuscule
Op. 23 - Valse-Impromptu No. 1
Op. 24 - Mazurka No. 6
Op. 25 - Tarentelle
Op. 26 - Chant d'automne
Op. 27 - Piano Sonata in F minor
Op. 28 - Rhapsody on Ukrainian Themes for piano and orchestra (1907)
Op. 29 - Valse-Impromptu No. 2
Op. 30 - Four songs
Op. 31 - Mazurka No. 7
Op. 32 - Four songs
Op. 33 - Two piano pieces from Glinka's Ruslan and Ludmilla
1. Fairies' Lullaby
2. Combat and Death of Tchernomor
Op. 34 - Humoresque
Op. 35 - Divertissements
1. Loup-garou
2. Le Vautour: jeu d'enfants
3. Ronde des enfants
4. Colin-maillard
5. Chansonette enfantine
6. Jeu de course
Op. 36 - Mazurka No. 8
Op. 37 - "Zhelazova Vola", symphonic poem in memory of Chopin (Cyrillic, Жeлaзoвa Вoлa; a reference to Chopin's birth place Żelazowa Wola)
Op. 38 - Piano Concerto No. 2 in E major
Op. 39 - Three Songs
Op. 40 - Three Pieces
1. Prélude
2. Elégie
3. Humoresque
Op. 41 - Fêtes de Noël
1. Nuit de Noël
2. Cortège des mages
3. Chanteurs de Noël
4. Chant de Noël
Op. 42 - Three songs (1910–11)
Op. 43 - Seven songs (1911)
Op. 44 - Three songs (1911)
Op. 45 - Scherzo (1911)
Op. 46 - Barcarolle
Op. 47 - Five Quartets (male voices)
Op. 48 - Five Quartets (male voices; 1912)
Op. 49 - Variations on a Russian Theme (1912)
Op. 50 - Four songs (1912)
Op. 51 - Four songs (1912)
Op. 52 - Four songs (1912)
Op. 53 - Hashish
Op. 54 - Prelude Pastorale (organ)
Op. 54b - Prelude Pastorale (arr. 2 pianos) (not confirmed if arrangement is by the composer)
Op. 55 - Grande Polonaise de Concert (ded. Josef Lhévinne)
Op. 56 - Four songs (1913)
Op. 57 - Three Pieces (1913)
Op. 58 - Prelude and Fugue (1913)
Op. 59 - Six Easy Pieces
1. Jeu de paume (Playing ball)
2. Berceuse d'un poupée (Lullaby for a doll)
3. Sur une escarpolette (On the swings)
4. A cheval sur un bâton (Riding on a stick)
5. Conte de la bonne ("La vieille et l'ours") (Nurse’s story)
6. Ramage des enfants (Children’s chatter)
Op. 60 - Variations on a Georgian Theme
Op. 61 - Violin Concerto (1915; revised 1921)
Op. 62 - Sacred works (mixed; 1915)
Op. 63 - Sextet for string quartet, double bass & piano (1915, rev. 1921)
Op. 64 - Psalm (1916 revised 1923)
Op. 65 - Sonatina (1917)
Op. 66 - Symphony No. 2 in B flat (1917)
Op. 67 - (no work assigned to this number)
Op. 68 - Vechernyaya pesn [Evening song], Cantata for Tenor, Chorus and Orchestra (1920)
Op. 69 - Four songs (1919)
Op. 70 - Valse-Impromptu No. 3
Op. 71 - Four songs (1919–1920)

اعمال دون ارقام تصنيف

Gifts of the Terek (Дары Терека), Cantata for viola solo, chorus and orchestra (1883)
6 Very Easy Pieces (1918–1919)
Toccata and Fugue (1920)
Canon (1923)
Allegretto scherzando (1923)
2 Preludes
Piano transcription of Pachelbel's Canon in D
Piano transcription of Glinka's "Kamarinskaya"

المراجع

^ "Preface to Score of Symphony 1". Retrieved December 6, 2010.

المصادر

Garden, Edward, Liner notes for Hyperion CDA 67326, Lyapunov: Piano Concertos 1 & 2; Rhapsody on Ukrainian Themes (London: Hyperion Records Limited, 2002).
ed. Stanley Sadie, The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, 20 vols. (London: MacMillian, 1980). ISBN 0-333-23111-2.

المصدر

dk eywitness companions classical music

روابط خارجية

Biography by Dr. David C. F. Wright
Free scores (in russian)
Free scores by Sergei Lyapunov at the International Music Score Library Project
Richard Beattie Davis `Lyapunov` `Beauty of Belaieff`. G Clef Publishing, Bedford UK 2008 ISBN 978-1-905912-14-8
worklist at Russisches Musik Archiv
Liapunov biography, images, recording list and more by Ryan Whitney

[1] "Preface to Score of Symphony 1". Retrieved December 6, 2010.

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