Scan 33
Groves Dictionary Of Music And Musicians,vol.5 L-m, 1900
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1'LAKMÉ
2'Az új magyar műzene' ('The New Hungarian Art-Music') (ibid., 85, Cluj, 1936).
3'A román zene fejlődéstörténete' ('History of the Development of Rumanian Music') (ibid., 98, Cluj, 1938).
4'A román népdal és irodalma' ('The Rumanian Folksong and its Literature'), dissertation ('Apollo Konyvtár', 10, Budapest, 1939).
5'Kodály művészetiutja Erdélyben' ('The Progress of Kodály's Art in Transylvania') ('Emlékkönyv Kodály Zoltán Hatvanadik Születésnapjára' [Mélanges Kodály], Budapest, 1943; also separate).
6'A kolozsvári magyar zeneélet alapvetője: Farkas Ödön' ('The Founder o Hungarian Musical Life in Transylvania: Edmund Farkas') ('Magyar Zenei Szemle', Vol. III, No. 11, Budapest, Nov. 1943; also separate).
7'Liszt Ferenc Erdélyben' ('Franz Liszt in Transylvania') ('Hitel', Kolozsvár, Dec. 1943; also separate).
8'Liszt Ferenc Kolozsváron' ('Franz Liszt at Kolozsvár') (with bibl.) (Kolozsvár, 1944).
9'Bartók-Dohnányi-Weiner' ('Napkelet', Kolozsvár, 1920).
10'Kodály Zoltán a klasszikus magyar zene megteremtője' ('Zoltán Kodály, Creator of Classical Hungarian Music') ('Erdélyi Szemle', Nos. 9-12, Kolozsvár, 1932).
11'Reményi Ede hegedumuvész Erdélyben' ('The Violin Virtuoso Edward R. in Transylvania') ('Holgyfutár', Kolozsvár, Jan. 1936).
12'Hubay Jenő' ('Eugen Hubay') (ibid., No. 4, Kolozsvár, 1937).
13'Hummel emlékezete' ('Memory of Hummel') ('Pásztortuz', Kolozsvár, 31 May 1937).
14'Haydn Mihály Nagyváradon' ('Michael Haydn at Nagyvárad') ('Keleti Ujság', Kolozsvár, 2 Sept. 1937).
15'János Zsigmond a muzsikáló erdélyi fejedellem' ('Johannes Sigismond the Musician-Prince of Transylvania') ('Keresztény Magvető', Kolozsvár, 1939).
16'Dittersdorf zeneszerző Nagyváradon' ('The Composer Dittersdorf at Nagyvárad') ('Erdélyi Helikon', Kolozsvár, 1939).
17'Mozart és Magyarország' ('Mozart and Hungary') (ibid., Kolozsvár, 1942).
18Karl Ditter von Dittersdorf in Siebenburgen' ('Ungarn', Budapest, May 1943).
19'An der Wiege der ungarischen Kunstmusik' ('Ungarn', Budapest, 1943).
20'Bartók Béla hegeduversenye' ('The Violin Concerto of Béla Bartók') ('Erdélyi Helikon', Kolozsvár, 1943).
21'Farkas Ferenc' ('A Zene', Budapest, 1944).
22'Bakfark Bálint' ('Valentin Bakfark') ('Erdély', Kolozsvár, 17 Sept. 1946).
23'Bartók Béla' ('Ifju Erdély', Kolozsvár, 1946).
25J. S. W.
27LAKMÉ. Opera in 3 acts by Delibes. Libretto by Edmond Gondinet and Philippe Gille. Produced Paris, Opéra-Comique, 14 Apr. 1883. 1st perf. abroad, Frankfort o/M. (trans. by F. Gumbert), 3 Dec. 1883. 1st in England, London, Gaiety Theatre (in French), 6 June 1885. 1st in U.S.A., New York (in English), 1 Mar. 1886.
29LAKS, Szymon (Simon) (b. Warsaw, 1 Nov. 1901).
30Polish composer. After matriculation he pursued an academic course (mathematics) at Warsaw University, at the same time studying conducting and composition under Melcer and Statkowski at the Warsaw Conservatory. In 1925 he went to Paris and continued his studies under Henri Rabaud and Paul Vidal at the Conservatoire. In 1941 he was arrested by the Gestapo and the next year deported to a concentration camp at Auschwitz. Since his return to Paris in May 1945 he has been domiciled in France.
31Laks's numerous compositions include the following:
33CHORAL WORK
34'Échos de Pologne' (1939).
36ORCHESTRAL WORKS
37Symphony, C ma. (1924).
38'Farys', symphonic poem (1924).
39Scherzo (1924).
40'Symphonic Blues', jazz fantasy (1928).
41'Suite polonaise' (1936).
42Sinfonietta for stgs. (1936).
43Little Suite on Silesian Tunes, for small orch. (1945).
44'Songs of the Polish Earth', fantasy on Polish popular songs (1946).
45'From Roof to Roof', fantasy on popular songs (1947).
46'Three Warsaw Polonaises', arr. for chamber orch. of 3 polonaises by an unknown 18th-century composer (1947).
48VIOLIN & ORCHESTRA
49'Poem' (1947).
51CHAMBER MUSIC
52'Petite Suite' for stg. 4tet (1926).
53String Quartet No. 1 (1928).
54Quintet for flute, oboe, clar., bassoon & horn (1929).
55String Quartet No. 2 (1932).
56String Quartet No. 3 (on Polish popular songs) (1945).
57Trio for vn., cello & pf. (1950).
59VIOLIN AND PIANOFORTE
60Concert Sonata (1929).
61'Suite polonaise' (1935).
63VIOLONCELLO AND PIANOFORTE
64Sonata (1932).
653 Concert Pieces (1933).
67PIANOFORTE (AND HARPSICHORD) MUSIC
68Sonatina (1927).
69'Sonate brève' for harpsichord or pf.
70'Suite ancienne' (1948).
71'Ballade' (1949).
73SONGS
74'Ombres et lumières', 20 songs in popular style (1940).
75'A travers nos prés et nos champs', popular fantasy on Polish tunes (1945).
76'Passacaille' (wordless) (1946).
778 Jewish Popular Songs (1947).
79C. R. H.
81LALANDE, Désiré (Alfred) (b. Paris, 5 Dec. 1866; d. London, 8 Nov. 1904).
82French oboist. He was the son of a well-known bassoon player. After studying for two and a half years at the Paris Conservatoire he obtained his first important engagement under Lamoureux in that conductor's famous orchestra. He went to England in 1886, joined the Hallé Orchestra and played in Manchester for five years. He next joined the Scottish Orchestra when conducted by Henschel and subsequently became a member of the Queen's Hall Orchestra in London, with which organization he played till his death in London from pneumonia. It was during this latter part of his career that he may be said to have established his reputation completely as one of the most gifted instrumental players of his time, possessing, as he did, a
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