Luc Grethen
Luc Grethen is a composer and musician from Luxembourg.
Curriculum Vitae[edit]
Luc Grethen was born on 1 December 1964 in Luxembourg. He studied music composition, orchestration and conducting at the Conservatoire de Luxembourg, and oboe and English horn at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg and the Royal Conservatory of Mons.
Grethen also studied musicology at the University of Strasbourg from 1983–1987, graduating with a master's degree. Since 1990,he has taught at the conservatory of his home town: musical history, and as from 1991 also music education. He writes works for chamber music formations, orchestral and choral pieces.
Famous quotes: "Musik Doppelpunkt"
Works[edit]
1985: SONATINE ANTIQUE for oboe and piano *28.3.1987
1987: QUINTAPHONE for wood quintet *1988
1988: THE PINK PIANO for piano *10.12.1988
1990: PHONASTRAM for symphony orchestra 19.5.1990
1990: ZETEMA 1 for clarinet and piano *4.4.1990
1991: DANS LA CHAMBRE À L’ENVERS for chamber orchestra *23.4.1992
1993: DUO SINE NOMINE for trumpet and harp *4.4.1993
1995: MISSA PRO PACE for choir, organ and symphony orchestra *1995
1996: SUNQUEST for concert band *26.4.1997
1997: LE CHANT DE L‘HOMME ARME for clarinet sextet *17.3.1999
1998 : KLOSEBIERG – MARSCH for concert band *26.11.2000
1999: MISSA PRO FRATERNITATE for choir, organ and symphony orchestra *15.3.2003
2000: MISSA PRO ANNO SANCTO for choir, organ and symphony orchestra *25.12.2000
2002: TOURBILLONS for duo of flutes *June 2002
2003: EGRESSUS for flute ensemble 24.2.2006
2003: EVENTUS for solo flute and concert band *16.10.2004
2004 : CONTEMPLATIONS OF FLYING AUTUMN SHADES for concert band
2004 : THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD for choir and symphony orchestra *25.5.2005
2004 : OCHRE REFLECTIONS for concert band *26.11.2006
2004 : WHIZZING SHADOWS for wood quintet *15.4.2005
2005 : JUST FOR PLEASURE !, Concert march for concert band *4.5.2005
2005 : FLASH UP ! for concert band *17.6.2005
2005 : LE GUIGNOL for flute and piano *13.11.2005
2006 : HAUNTING MIRRORS for concert band *27.1.2007
2006 : MOVING SCALES for brass, organ and timpani *15.10.2006
2006 : MISSA PRO ABNEGATIONE SUI for choir and organ *26.11.2006
2006 : LES TOITS ROUGES for clarinet ensemble
- 27.3.2007
2007 : THE DALIPHANTS for bassoon quartet
- 28.6.2008
2007 : EARLY SPRING HIKE for double reed quintet
- 9.3.2008
2007 : MISSA PRO SANCTO JOHANNE for choir and organ
- 24.12.2007
2007 : CONCERTO FOR EUPHONIUM
- 18.4.2008
2008 : MOON BASSOON for bassoon and piano
- 9.5.2009
2008 : SPEED ON ! for concert band
- 31.10.2009
2008 : THREE ON A RERUN for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
- 17.01.2009
2008 : LITTLE DINO for saxophone and piano
- 20.5.2009
2008 : THE LEGEND OF ROBERT LOORE for bassoon quartet
- 21.03.2009
2008 : BON VOYAGE ! for saxophone and piano
- 20.5.2009
2008 : HAPPY BIRTHDAY! For oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon
- 16.11.2008
2008 : ON A BIKE – HIKE for flute and piano
2009 : LET’S FLUTE for flute and piano
- 19.06.2009
2009 : OBERON’S DREAM for oboe and piano
- 15.11.2009
2009 : METRUM for Concert Band
- 10.10.2009
2009 : MISSA PRO AQUA VIVENTE for choir and organ
- 22.11.2009
2009 : BERLIN-AIR for Concert Band
- 27.11.2009
2009 : 7 DWARFS ON THE TRAMP; 7 easy pieces for bassoon and piano
2009 : THE MOODS OF THE 7 DWARFS; 7 easy pieces for bassoon and piano
2009 : THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS IN THE ROBBER'S DEN: 4 easy pieces for Basson Quartet
2010 : A DUCK STORY for Bassoon Quartet
2010 : CRISS-CROSS for Brass Quintet * 01.10.2010
2010 : THE MERRY VINEYARD for clarinet and piano
2010 : BREAKING THROUGH for Woodwind Quintet * 10.10.2010
2010 : SHANGHAI SHIMMER for Trumpet, Horn and Tuba * 29.10.2010
2010 : LITTLE DINO’S DREAMWORLD for oboe or saxophone and piano
2011 : STAR BASSOONS for Bassoon Quartet
• = première, first performance
Recent works on the website of Luc Grethen.
Recordings[edit]
- "Panorama de Musique Contemporaine" (2005) - compilation[1]
References[edit]
- ↑ "ISCM Luxembourg Section - Annual Report 2005". International Society for Contemporary Music. Retrieved 2009-06-22.
External links[edit]
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