Eduard Caudella
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Eduard Caudella | |
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| Born | (1841-05-22)May 22, 1841 Iași, Moldavia |
| Died | April 15, 1924(1924-04-15) (aged 82) Iași, Romania |
Eduard Caudella (22 May (or 3 June) 1841 – 15 April 1924) was a Romanian opera composer, also a violin virtuoso, conductor, teacher and critic. He studied with Henri Vieuxtemps, and taught at the Iași Conservatory.[1]
Operas
- Harţă Răzeşul (1872)
- Hatmanul Baltag (1884)
- Beizadea Epaminonda (1885)
- Fata răzeşului (1885)
- Petru Rareş (1889)
Selected other works
- Violin Concerto No. 1 (1915)
- Dochia, orchestral ballad
- Souvenirs of the Carpathians (Amintiri din Carpati)
References
- ^ About Eduard Caudella
External links
- Eduard Caudella
- Eduard Caudella and the Romanian lyrical theatre [1]
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- ^ Tudor, Andrei (1955). "Eduard Caudella și teatrul liric Românesc". Romanian Academy, Art History Institute, Art History: Studies and Research. 1–2: 277–289. Retrieved 2023-05-03.
