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Extractions: Compositor húngaro, una de las figuras más originales y completas de la música del siglo XX. Nació el 25 de marzo de 1881 en Nagyszentmiklós, Hungría (ahora Sinnicolau, Rumania). Estudió en Presburgo (ahora Bratislava, Eslovaquia) y en Budapest, donde enseñó piano en la Real Academia de Música (1907-1934) y trabajó en la Academia de Ciencias (1934-1940). En 1940 Bartók emigró a Estados Unidos por razones políticas. Realizó investigaciones en la Universidad de Columbia (1940-1941) y enseñó música en la ciudad de Nueva York, donde vivió con serias dificultades económicas. Murió de leucemia el 26 de septiembre de 1945 en Nueva York. Bartók reconoció su deuda musical con el compositor húngaro Franz Liszt así como con el francés Claude Debussy, y en su poema sinfónico Kossuth Sz 21 (1904) muestra influencias del compositor alemán Richard Strauss. Hacia 1905 Bartók se dio cuenta de que lo que se consideraba música popular húngara era en realidad música gitana reordenada según los criterios centroeuropeos. Con ayuda de su amigo, el compositor húngaro Zoltán Kodály, Bartók reunió y analizó de forma sistemática músicas pertenecientes al folclore de su país y de otros orígenes que recogió en una admirable obra de investigación. De esta colaboración surgieron 12 volúmenes que contienen 2700 partituras de origen magiar, 3500 magiar-rumanas y varios cientos de origen turco y del norte de África (también el archivo Bartók incluye registros sonoros).
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His use of Hungarian Maygar folksongs and the origins of Hungarian folk music, tonal aspects and harmony, organicity and Fibonacci numbers in his music, and his popular appeal.
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Extractions: ( Ungarn, jetzt Rumänien, Sinnicolau ) Englisch 1881 Born in Nagyszentmiklós, Hungary (now Sinnicolau Mare, Romania) on March 25. Die Mutter erteilt ihm Klavierunterricht. Begins piano lessons with his mother Tod seines Vaters. Death of his father. Umzug nach Nagyszollow ( jetzt Vinogradov, Ukraine ), wo seine Mutter eine Arbeit als Lehrerin annimmt. Moves to Nagyszollow ( now Vinogradov, Ukraine ), where his mother takes a job as a schoolteacher. Writes his earliest compositions. Umzug nach Pozsony ( jetzt Bratislava, Slowakei ). 1894 Moves to Pozsony ( now Bratislava, Slovakia ). Umzug nach Budapest, Beginn des Studiums an der Musik - Akademie Budapest in Klavier und Komposition Moves to Budapest, commences studies in piano and composition at the Academy of Music
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Biography bela bartok Composer Hungary Born 25 Mar 1881 Died 26 Sep 1945 bartok wrotedissonant, energetic music that was considered for a long time too spiky
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Extractions: Bartok wrote dissonant, energetic music that was considered for a long time too spiky and difficult, becoming more frequently heard at the end of his life. He based many of his ideas on the raw harmonies and structures of old Hungarian folk songs, of which he and the composer Zoltan Kodaly collected many thousands, yet, unlike other nationalist composers, he remained unsentimental and original. Born in 1881 into a musical family in Nagyszentmiklos, in the Austro-Hungarian empire (now Sinnicolau Mare, part of Romania), Bartok was a frail child and always reserved and shy. On his fifth birthday, his mother started giving him piano lessons. When his father died in 1888, she took complete charge of his musical training. She was prepared to move town and change jobs in order for Bartok to be near a good teacher. Bartok was a talented pianist and began composing early. He studied with Ferencz Erkel and met Erno von Dohnanyi, whom he succeeded in an organist's job. Winning an award from the Emperor Franz Josef, Bartok elected not to go to Vienna as was then expected, but instead went to the Royal Academy of Music in Budapest, emphasising his sense of national identity.
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Extractions: Hijo del aficionado a la música Bela Bartok y de la también pianista aficionada Paula Voit , Bela Viktor Janos Bartok nace en Nagyszntmiklós , Hungría (hoy Rumanía), el 25 de marzo de . A los 12 años se traslada a estudiar piano y armonía a Pozsony -ciudad cercana tanto a Viena como a Budapest- bajo la dirección de Lászlo Erkel , aunque curiosamente, y a título de anécdota, podemos apuntar que un año antes, el joven músico había hecho ya su debut pianístico en una sesión a 4 manos con su madre en un acto de beneficiencia. En el joven Bartok ingresa en la Real Academia de Música de Budapest , donde continúa estudiando piano y composición con István Thomán y János Koessler , aunque debe suspender sus lecciones en debido a una fuerte neumonía. Con todo, 3 años después toma clases con Erno Dohnanyi en Gmunden . Ese mismo año ( ) compone Kossuth y la Primera Rapsodia para Piano y Orquesta Cabe considerar en Bela Bartok tres aspectos fundamentales en su desarollo musical: la faceta de intérprete, la de compositor y la de investigador musical, que no se expande, esta última, hasta que conoce a Kódaly en . Cada una de ella enriquece a las restantes, y es imposible acceder a alguna de ellas omitiendo el conocimiento de las demás. No en vano, los dos primeros conciertos para piano están compuestos para
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Extractions: Composer, folklorist, and performer Bela Bartok (1881-1945) is internationally renowned as one of the most important and influential musicians of the twentieth century. Throughout his life he wrote lectures and essays that dealt with virtually every aspect of East European folk music. Many of those essays, previously scattered in specialist journals in four different languages, are collected here for the first time. All are concerned with that branch of musicology within which Bartok was most influential, and for which he is best known: research into folk music, or ethnomusicology.The volume includes a preface by editor Benjamin Suchoff, a leading expert on Bartok's music and writings. Suchoff examines Bartok's developing views on the folk-music traditions of Hungary, Romania,
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