Frederic Mompou Dencausse ( Catalan: [fɾəðəˈɾiɡ mumˈpow] ), or Federico Mompou (16 April 1893 - 30 June 1987), was a Spanish composer and pianist. Life Early years Mompou was born in Barcelona to the lawyer Frederic Mompou and his wife Josefina Dencausse, who was of French origin. [1] His brother Josep Mompou [ es] (1888-1968) became a painter. Federico Mompou (16 April 1893 -- 30 June 1987) rec. 1974 Mompou is the soul of the piano.listen and listen again.his inimitable sound, its mystery.
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Mompou: Complete Piano Works (Full Album) played by Federico Mompou - YouTube © 2023 Google LLC Tracklist below.Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2eFuOxgflh9v18it6BBm84Physical sale:. 49 subscribers Subscribe Share Save 37 views 3 years ago The Cancion y Danza No. 5 by Federico Mompou (in Catalan, Cançon i danse), composed in 1942..more.more Federico Mompou plays. Federico Mompou: Song no. 5 (Cançó n.º V / Canción n.º V).Arranged and performed by Kazu Suwa.Federico Mompou (1893-1987) was a Catalan composer and pianist.. (Redirected from Cançons i Danses) Cançons i danses (sing. Cançó i dansa - Catalan; English: Songs and Dances; each originally published singly under the Spanish title Canción y Danza [1] ) is the title of a collection of 15 pieces by Federico Mompou, written between 1918 and 1972.
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Jeffrey Wagner, PianoRecorded in the Jim Fellows Center for Creative Media, Park Ridge, Illinois, and published here with the permission of Archbury Classics. Frederico Mompou in 1955 "Mompou is evoking in music the silence…and the silence is music." When guitarist Rafaella Smits visited Rochester, she played and spoke about music by Catalan - French - Spanish composer Federico Mompou (1893-1987). Federico Mompou (16 April 1893 — 30 June 1987) ＝ Alternative Names/Transliterations: Federico Mompou y Dencausse, Frederic Mompou i Dencausse ＝ Name in Other Languages: 费德里科·蒙波, 費德里科·蒙波, Момпоу, Федерико, Frederic Mompou i Dencausse, Frederic Mompou, ＝ Aliases: 蒙波, Mompou, Момпоу Федерико, Момпоу Ф., Момпу, Фредерик, ＝ His works at that time include the song L'hora grisa (1915) to words by Blancafort, and the piano sets Pessebres (1914-1917), Scènes d'enfants (1915-1918), Cants mágìcs (1917-1919), Fêtes lointaines (1920), and Charmes (1920-1921). Suburbis (1916-1917) contains musical portraits of people encountered during Mompou's long walks.
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Frederic Mompou is probably the most universal Catalan composer of our time. Born in Barcelona the 16th of April 1893 and died in the same city on the 30th of June 1987. Federico Mompou 1893 - 1987 Spanish Works Solo Keyboard (s) Solo Voices and 1-6 players Complete Works Summary Biography Performances Photos Discography Although Mompou studied piano and harmony in Barcelona and Paris, he had no formal training in composition.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupMompou: Prelude No. 5 · Stephen Hough · Federico Mompou · Federico MompouMompou: Piano Music - Canciones y Danzas. Composed between 1943 and 1951, Mompou's Six Préludes are usually grouped with an earlier set of four and continuously numbered. An air of the strange and surreal clings to them all, though the later group is brighter in tone, despite evidence that Mompou had discovered late Scriabin just prior to their composition and found in him a kindred spirit. . The Prélude No. 5's vocal melody cries.
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Federico Mompou (at the piano) with his brother, artist Joseph Mompou, in 1915. The Catalan composer Federico Mompou was fundamentally an extremely shy person — introverted to the point where his music was mostly an insiders' secret. He didn't like to perform in public concerts, choosing only private occasions. The music of Federico Mompou may appear at first to consist of little more than charming, delicately scented but dilettantish salon near-improvisations with marked overtones of Erik Satie; but. — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…. Catalogue No: CDA66963. Label: Hyperion. Length: 76 minutes. Gramophone Awards.
