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== Work == |
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* ''Vier Phantasiestücke'' (op.1; 1934) for piano.<ref>[https://www.worldcat.org |
* ''Vier Phantasiestücke'' (op.1; 1934) for piano.<ref>[https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/488159539 ''Vier Phantasiestücke''] on WorldCat</ref> |
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* ''Sonate a-moll''.<ref>[https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/24030992 ''Sonate, A moll ... für Klavier zu zwei Händen. Op. 2.''] on WorldCat</ref> ...(op.2 1935) for piano (dedicated to August Schmid-Lindner) |
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* ''Vier Lieder'' (op.3 1936) with accompaniment by a small orchestra (dedicated to Hans Pfitzner). Text: ?. UA 19?? Leipzig ([[Gewandhaus]]; [[Tiana Lemnitz]] [soprano], conductor: [[Hermann Abendroth]]) |
* ''Vier Lieder'' (op.3 1936) with accompaniment by a small orchestra (dedicated to Hans Pfitzner). Text: ?. UA 19?? Leipzig ([[Gewandhaus]]; [[Tiana Lemnitz]] [soprano], conductor: [[Hermann Abendroth]]) |
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* ''Lieder an die Mutter'' (op.4). Text: [[Joseph von Eichendorff]] |
* ''Lieder an die Mutter'' (op.4). Text: [[Joseph von Eichendorff]] |
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== Literature == |
== Literature == |
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*Hans Rectanus: ''Margrit Hügel, Maria Dombrowsky und Lilo Martin – Drei Komponistinnen in Hans Pfitzners Berliner und Münchner Meisterklassen.''<ref>[https://www.worldcat.org |
*Hans Rectanus: ''Margrit Hügel, Maria Dombrowsky und Lilo Martin – Drei Komponistinnen in Hans Pfitzners Berliner und Münchner Meisterklassen.''<ref>[https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/605438620 ''Margrit Hügel, Maria Dombrowsky und Lilo Martin – Drei Komponistinnen in Hans Pfitzners Berliner und Münchner Meisterklassen.''] on WorldCat</ref> In Studien zur Musikgeschichte. Festschrift für [[Ludwig Finscher]]. Kassel 1995, {{pp.|750|758}} |
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Latest revision as of 00:51, 6 November 2024
Lilo Martin (31 October 1908 – 9 February 1986) was a German composer.
Life
[edit]Born in Munich, Martin studierte piano with Josef Pembaur and conducting with August Schmid-Lindner (1870–1959. Afterwards she was a composition student in the master class of Hans Pfitzner at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater München.
In 1935 she married the pianist and conductor Horand Roemer (1908-1940). In her second marriage, she was from 1943 with the painter Robert du Parc (1889-1979). With him she lived at Rubein Castle near Merano. She died there aged 77.
Work
[edit]- Vier Phantasiestücke (op.1; 1934) for piano.[1]
- Sonate a-moll.[2] ...(op.2 1935) for piano (dedicated to August Schmid-Lindner)
- Vier Lieder (op.3 1936) with accompaniment by a small orchestra (dedicated to Hans Pfitzner). Text: ?. UA 19?? Leipzig (Gewandhaus; Tiana Lemnitz [soprano], conductor: Hermann Abendroth)
- Lieder an die Mutter (op.4). Text: Joseph von Eichendorff
- 1.;Es wandelt, was wir schauen (Eichendorff)
Literature
[edit]- Hans Rectanus: Margrit Hügel, Maria Dombrowsky und Lilo Martin – Drei Komponistinnen in Hans Pfitzners Berliner und Münchner Meisterklassen.[3] In Studien zur Musikgeschichte. Festschrift für Ludwig Finscher. Kassel 1995, pp. 750–758
References
[edit]External links
[edit]- Literature by and about Lilo Martin in the German National Library catalogue
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