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Victor Jean Léonard Vreuls (Verviers, 4 February 1876 – Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, 26 or 27 July 1944) was a classical Belgian composer, violinist and conductor.[1]

Selected works

Stage

• Olivier le Simple, Opera in 3 acts (1909–1911); premiered 1922 in Brussels
• Un songe d'une nuit d'été (A Midsummer Night's Dream), Opera in 3 acts after the play by Shakespeare (1923–1924); premiered 1925 in Brussels
• Le loup-garou (The Werewolf), Légende chorégraphique (ballet) in 1 act (1935); premiered 1937 in Ghent

Orchestral

• Cortège héroïque (1894)
• Symphony in E major for violin and orchestra (1899)
• Poème in E♭ major for cello and orchestra, Op. 3 (1900); version for cello (or viola) and piano (1904)
• Jour de fête, Symphonic Poem (1904)
• Werther (1907); after the novel The Sorrows of Young Werther by Goethe
• Adagio for string orchestra
• Morceau de Concert for trumpet and orchestra (or piano) (1917)
• Élégie for flute and chamber orchestra (or piano) (1917)
• Fantaisie for French horn and orchestra (or piano) (1918)
• Romance for violin and chamber orchestra (1924)
• Caprice for violin and chamber orchestra (1924)
• Deuxième Poème (Poem No. 2) for cello and orchestra (or piano) (1930)
• Suite de danses (1939)
• Ouverture pour un drame (1940)
• Rhapsodie modèrne
• Evocation for chamber orchestra

Chamber music

• Piano Quartet (1894)
• Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 1 (1896)
• Sonata No. 1 in B major for violin and piano (1899)
• String Quartet in F major (1903)
• Sonata No. 2 in G major for violin and piano (1919)
• Sonata in D minor for cello and piano (1922)

Piano

• En Ardenne (published 1918)
• Prélude élégiaque (published 1921)
• Caprice in E major (published 1921)

Vocal

• Tryptique for voice and orchestra (published 1903); poem by Paul Verlaine
• 3 Mélodies for voice and piano (published 1912)

1. L'automne sur la Fagne (1907); poem by Jean Dominique
2. Le soir (1910); poem by René Lyr
3. J'ai reposé mon âme! (My soul found peace!) (1903); poem by Stuart Merrill

• La gerbe ardennaise for voice and piano (published 1920); words by Adolphe-Marie Hardy

1. Vesprées
2. Coin perdu
3. Dans les bois
4. L'heure du rêve

• La Guirlande des dunes, 5 Poèmes de Émile Verhaeren for voice and piano (published 1920)

1. Temps gris
2. Femme des dunes
3. Midi
4. Les Gas de la mer
5. Bruges au loin

• Pour toi for voice and piano (published 1921); poem by Tina Louant
• Chanson for voice and piano (Si tu laissais parler mon rêve il parlerait si bas); poem by Jules Delacre
• Renouveau for voice and orchestra; poem by René Lyr
• Cantata for chorus and orchestra

Honours

• 1932 : Commander in the Order of Leopold.^{[citation needed]}

References

Bibliography

• Hindley, Geoffrey (1982). "Music in the Modern World: Music in Belgium and the Netherlands". The Larousse Encyclopedia of Music (2nd ed.). New York City: Excalibur. ISBN 0-89673-101-4.

External links

• Free scores by Victor Vreuls at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)

На других языках

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[de] Victor Vreuls

Victor Vreuls (* 4. Februar 1876 in Verviers; † 26. oder 27. Juli 1944 in Sint-Joost-ten-Node) war ein belgischer Violinist, Dirigent und Komponist.

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- [en] Victor Vreuls

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[ru] Врёльс, Виктор

Викто́р Жан Леона́р Врёльс (фр. Victor Jean Léonard Vreuls; 4 февраля 1876, Вервье, Валлония, Бельгия — 27 июля 1944, Брюссель, Бельгия) — бельгийский композитор, скрипач, дирижёр и педагог. Член Королевской Академии Бельгии (1925).

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