Works Henry Barraud

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1 works

1.1 opera
1.2 oratorio
1.3 instrumental works
1.4 writings





works

as composer, barraud wrote opera music, ballet music, orchestral music, chamber music, choral music , other vocal music. paul paray , detroit symphony orchestra recorded barraud s orchestral work offrande à une ombre in 1957 mercury records. wartime memorial, commemorating death during combat of maurice jaubert @ age of 40, released on lp in monophonic sound; stereophonic version issued on cd philips records. work listed symphony #1 full orchestra (not strings) recorded on french columbia fcx 597 (lp) performed georges tzipine leading ortf. 3 movements entitled overture, nocturne, , interludes dramatiques.


opera

numance (une saison en enfer) – tragédie lyrique in 1 act libretto salvador de madariaga after cervantes. premiered on 22 october 1980 @ radio france grand auditorium in paris conducted serge baudo

oratorio

le massacre des saints innocents – based on text french poet charles guy

instrumental works

poème orchestra (1932)
wind trio (1935)
piano concerto (1939)
string quartet (1939–40)
10 impromptus (1941) piano
sonatine violin , piano (1941)
offrande à une ombre, orchestra (1941–42) à la mémoire de maurice jaubert
symphonie de numance (symphony n°1) (1950)
concertino (1953) piano, flute, clarinet, horn, bassoon , chamber orchestra
symphony n°2 string orchestra (1955–56)
symphony n°3 (1956–57)
divertimento orchestra (1962)
concerto flute , strings (1963)
symphonie concertante, trumpet , orchestra (1965–66)
trois etudes, orchestra (1967)
variations à treize (1969) chamber orchestra of 13 instruments
concert pour cordes (1971)
quatuor de saxophones (1975)

writings

cinq grands opéras
pour comprendre la musique d aujourd hui
la france et la musique occidentale
berlioz






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