Henri Dutilleux

French composer and educator

Henri Dutilleux - French composer and educator
Born

January 22nd, 1916
109 years ago

Died

2013
12 years ago — 97 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

France

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A prominent figure in 20th-century classical music, this individual contributed significantly to the field through compositions that reflect a blend of traditional and modern elements. Educated in Paris, engagement with the Paris Conservatory paved the way for a fruitful career. Compositions include orchestral works, chamber music, and concertos, showcasing technical mastery and emotional depth. Engaged with various leading orchestras, pieces were performed worldwide, earning critical acclaim. Involved in music education, influenced many contemporary composers through teaching and mentorship.

Wrote orchestral work 'Symphony No. 1'

Composed 'Concerto for Violin and Orchestra'

Served as a professor at the Paris Conservatory

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