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Petru Teodorescu

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Petru Teodorescu
BornBucharest, Romania
🏳️ NationalityRomanian
🏫 EducationNational Univesity of Music Bucharest, Faculty of Composition, Musicology and Musical Pedagogy
💼 Occupation
Known forComposer
StyleClassical, Pop, Avant-garde
🏅 AwardsBourse of Princess Margarete of Romania (2003)

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Petru Teodorescu is a Romanian composer[1][2] born in 1983 and son of Romanian writer and journalist Cristian Teodorescu.

Biography[edit]

Petru began music at the age of 7, as a result of his mother wanting to avoid enrolling him in a local non-musical school known with students of notorious reputations.

He has been the musical adviser and vocal coach to the Romanian version of Your Face Sounds Familiar, has toured all over Europe, UK[3], and the USA[4][5] as a pianist, drummer, and singer, along with composing his own albums.

As an occasional falsetto singer he collaborated with the most famous instrumentists from Romania such as Ionica Minune, Damian Draghici, and Leonard Iordache.

As an international composer he collaborated as a member of the Hyperion Ensemble while on tour[6][7][8][9][10] with Tim Hodgkinson and Chris Cutler.

Influences[edit]

Teodorescu was influenced greatly by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Iancu Dumitrescu, Ana-Maria Avram, Vladimir Cosma, Octavian Nemescu, Horatiu Radulescu, and Dona Dumitru Siminica.

From 2003 while studying in parallel at the National Univerisity of Music Bucharest, Teodorescu commenced experimental music, phenomenology, spectral music and esthetics under the close mentorship of Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram, Horatiu Radulescu, and Costin Cazaban.

Recordings and Broadcasts[edit]

Original Works:

  • Works III (2009) (as composer and soloist percussion)
  • Selected Works (2008) (as composer and soloist percussion)[11]
  • Works (2005) (as composer, soloist piano and percussion)[12][13]


Other Contributions on other albums:


CD Collaborations with Ana-Maria Avram / Iancu Dumitrescu:

  • Live In LSO St. Luke's, London (2012) (as percussionist)
  • Live In London (I) (2010) (as percussionist)[18]
  • Live In Spark (2008) (as percussionist on two tracks)[19][20]
  • 2008 (as cello player) – “Un Grain Dans L'Espace”
  • Laboratory (2006) (as percussionist)
  • Remote Pulsar (2005) (as percussionist on 3 tracks)

Compositions[edit]

  • Tractatus I-XII (for solo wind instruments) 2003-2009
  • Tractatus XIII For Soprano Saxophone and Orchestra
  • Composed Orchestral, chamber and electronic music, (Avant-garde music) played by Romanian and International soloists 2003 – 2009
  • Metempsychosis (Gamma) Computer Assisted Music 2008
  • Metempsychosis (Beta) Computer Assisted Music 2008
  • Catharsis (I) Computer Assisted Music And Percussion 2008
  • Metempsychosis (Alpha) For Clarinet And Ensemble 2008
  • Catharsis (II) Computer Assisted Music And Percussion 2008
  • Metempsychosis (Delta) Computer Assisted Music 2008
  • Remix (II)[21]
  • String Quartet No 2 – 2005
  • Total Eclipse (II) Computer, Sounds, Piano 2005
  • String Quartet No 1 - 2004
  • Stellar Points for two clarinets - 2004
  • Points for Solo Oboe - 2004
  • Rythmogramme (III) for clarinet and ensemble - 2004
  • Spectrogramme (II) Computer, Sounds[22]

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