皮埃尔·卡德维耶尔 Pierre Capdevielle

Life and career
Born in Paris, Capdevielle studied at theConservatoire de Parisfrom 1924 to 1926. While there he was a pupil ofArmand Ferté(piano),André Gedalge(counterpointandfugue),Isidor Philipp(piano), andPaul Vidal(composition). After leaving the conservatoire he studied privately withVincent d'Indy.
During the 1930s, Capdevielle began working as anoperaconductor with theatres in the French provinces. He also worked as a music critic forMonde musicaleandRevue musicale. In 1942 he became a professor ofchamber musicat the Conservatoire de Paris and also served on the school's jury of examiners. In 1944 he was appointed theRadiodiffusion-Télévision Française's director of the chamber music. He formed a special chamber orchestra at the RTF in 1952 with whom he conducted concerts on tour throughout Europe up through 1964. He died in Bordeaux at the age of 63.
Music
His entry inThe New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musiciansdescribes his music as "the expression of a stormy, romantic temperament, moderated somewhat in the manner ofAlbert Roussel", noting his like for literary allusions, as in the rhythmically complex overtureLe pédant joueof 1943 which calls on both orchestral and local percussion instruments to evoke the subject matter of the comedy byCyrano de Bergerac. HisConcerto del dispettoof 1959 integratesserialismandpolytonality.

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