Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings
Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber.
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Description of the artist Samuel Barber
Né à West Chester (Pennsylvanie), il commence à composer dès l'âge de sept ans. Il étudie au Curtis Institute of Music à Philadelphie avant de devenir élève de l'American Academy de Rome en 1935. L'année suivante, il écrit son quatuor à cordes en si mineur, dont il arrangera plus tard le second mouvement — à la suggestion d'Arturo Toscanini — pour orchestre à cordes sous le nom Adagio for Strings, puis pour chœur sous le nom d'Agnus Dei. Ce mouvement est devenu très populaire : il est utilisé pour les funérailles d'État et les services commémoratifs publics des États-Unis depuis la mort de Franklin Roosevelt. On peut également l'entendre dans la scène finale d'Elephant Man de David Lynch. La popularité de son Adagio a quelque peu occulté le reste de son œuvre. Aucune de ses autres pièces n'a connu le même succès, mais certaines sont régulièrement jouées et enregistrées. Toutefois, Barber est considéré comme l'un des plus talentueux compositeurs américains du XXe siècle. Il a évité les expérimentations de ses contemporains, préférant des harmonies et des formes plus traditionnelles. Son œuvre est mélodique et souvent décrite comme néo-romantique, bien que certaines de ses œuvres ultérieures, notamment le Third Essay for Orchestra et la Medea's Dance of Vengeance, fassent montre d'une utilisation magistrale d'effets percussifs, de modernisme et d'effets néo-stravinskiens. Ses chansons, avec accompagnement de piano ou d'orchestre, comptent parmi les chansons les plus populaires du XXe siècle du répertoire classique américain. Elles comprennent une version de Dover Beach de Matthew Arnold , initialement écrite pour quatuor à cordes et baryton, les Hermit Songs d'après des textes irlandais anonymes des VIIIe ...
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