Short bio Aloys Fleischmann
Full biography Aloys Fleischmann
Aloys Fleischmann (1910-1992) was an Irish composer, conductor, musicologist, and professor. Born in Munich, Germany, he was raised in Ireland by his musician parents. He wrote nearly 400 works , including operas, symphonies, and chamber music, and was highly respected as a teacher whose students included notable figures such as Sean O Riada.
Fleischmann was known for his efforts to create and promote a modern Irish musical style that incorporated traditional Irish music elements. He was also interested in the concept of "Irishness" in music and often debated about the topic. His compositions often drew inspiration from Irish folklore, history, and mythology.
Fleischmann's contributions to Irish music were widely recognized, and he was honored with several awards, including being made a Freeman of the City of Cork. His diaries were digitally photographed and are available for public viewing.
Today, Aloys Fleischmann is remembered as a prominent figure in Irish classical music, and his compositions continue to be performed and studied.
Compositions featuring Aloys Fleischmann
# | Name | Duration | Genre | Year |
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1 | Suite for piano | 11:47 min | Keyboard | 1933 |
2 | Elizabeth MacDermott Roe | 7:14 min | Orchestral | - |
3 | Piano Quintet | Chamber Music | - | |
4 | Piano Quintet | Chamber Music | - |
Albums featuring Aloys Fleischmann
# | Сover | Name album | Year | Music label |
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1 | Orchesteral Works.(CD, Album) | 2010 | RTÉ lyric fm | |
2 | Frederick May, Aloys Fleischmann, Hugh Tinney, The Vanbrugh Quartet – Chamber Music: String Quartet, Piano Quintet(CD, Album, Club Edition, Stereo) | 1996 | Marco Polo | |
3 | Charles Lynch, Fleischmann, Victory, Wilson, Boydell, Bodley – Piano Vol. 1(LP, Album, Stereo) | 1971 | NIRC |
Videos featuring Aloys Fleischmann
Charles Lynch plays Irish Piano Music
Aloys Fleischmann: Suite for piano (1933)
Gerard Victory: Prelude and Toccata (1963)
James Wilson: Thermagistris, op. 29
Brian Boydell: Dance for an Ancient Ritual; Capriccio
Seoirse Bodley: Prelude, Toccata, and Epilogue
Charles Lynch, pianist
New Irish
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