About Willy Burkhard
Lived 1900 – 1955 (aged 55). Willy Burkhard was a Swiss composer.
Willy Burkhard (17 April 1900 – 18 June 1955) was a Swiss composer and academic teacher, influential in both capacities. He taught music theory at the Berne Conservatory and the Zürich Conservatory. His works include an opera, oratorios, cantatas, and many instrumental genres from piano pieces to symphonies.
Life Burkhard was born in Evilard, Canton of Bern. Lob der Musik, cantata, Op. 54, solo vv, chorus, orch, c1939 Cantate Domino, Op. 61/2, S, chorus, str, timp, 1940 Heimatliche Kantate, text by Gottfried Keller, Op. 61/3, Mez/Bar, unison vv ad lib, orch, 1940 Kreuzvolk der Schweiz, text by Meyer, Op. 61/4, chorus, org, 1941 Das Jahr, oratorio, text by H. Hiltbrunner, Op. 62, solo vv, chorus, orch, 1942 Christi Leidensverkündigung, cantata, Op. 65, T, small chorus, org, 1942 Cantique de notre terre, text by J. P. Zimmermann, Op. 67, solo vv, chorus, orch, 1943 Mass, Op. 85, soprano, bass, choir and orchestra, 1951 Psalmen-Kantate, Op. 90, S, chorus, org, chbr orch, 1952 Ps clxviii, Op. 96, Psalm ?, unison vv, insts, 1954
Unaccompanied choral works 2 Choruses, Op. 2, 1923 Cantata, text from the Bible, Op. 3, tenor and choir, 1923 Motets, Op. 10, boys' choir, 1925 8 Sprüche aus dem ‘Cherubinischen Wandersmann’, 2 sets, Op. 17/1, text by Angelus Silesius, 1927 Ezzolied, Op. 19, motet, 1927 5 Gesänge, text by Richard Dehmel, Op. 26, 1930 24 Melodien aus den Hassler’schen Choralgesängen, Op. 30, 4vv, 1931 Das deutsche Sanctus, 2 unison choruses, 1932 Neue Kraft, suite, text from the Bible etc., Op. 34, 1932 4 Choruses, Op. 35, male chorus, 1936 Der Tod, chorus 4vv, 1933 Vermahnlied, 2–4vv, 1934 Bärnerlüt, male chorus 4vv, 1935 2 Gesänge, chorus 4vv, 1936 Choruses, Op. 47, male chorus, 1936 Die Verkündigung Mariä, motet, Op. 51, 1938 5 Choräle, chorus, 1939 Sommerzeit, Op. 61/1, 1940 9 folksong arrangements, s. and chorus, female chorus, 1942 2 Choruses: Mon âme, bénis l’éternel, Oui, glorifiez l’éternel, 1942 Kleiner Psalter, Op. 82, 1949 Frühlingsglaube, text by Keller, male chorus, 1950 Wer das längere Lebensteil wünscht, male chorus 4vv, 1950 2 Gesänge, 2vv, 1952 Die Sintflut, cantata, Op. 97, chorus 8vv, 195
Orchestral works Violin Concerto No. 1, Op. 7, 1925 Suite aus der Musik zu einem Weihnachtsmärchen, Op. 12, 1926 Symphony, Op. 21, 1926–8 Ulenspiegel-Variationen, Op. 37 [prelude to op.24], 1932 Fantasy, Op. 40, str, 1934 Kleine Serenade, Op. 42, str, 1935 Concerto, Op. 50, str, 1939 Hymnus, Op. 57, 1939 Concertino, Op. 60, vc, str, 1940 Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 69, 1943 Symphony No. 2 (one movement), Op. 73, 1944 Concerto, Op. 74, org, str, brass, 1945 Konzertstück, Op. 75, org, orch, 1945 Canzona, Op. 76, 2 fl, low str, 1945 Kleine konzertante Suite, Op. 79, 1946 Piccola sinfonia giocosa, Op. 81, small orchestra, 1949 Fantasia mattutina, Op. 83, 1949; Toccata, op.86, 1951 Sonata da camera, Op. 89, str, perc, 1952 Viola Concerto, Op. 93, 1953 Concertino, Op. 94, 2 fl, hpd, str, 1954 Divertimento, Op. 95, str, 1954
Chamber music Fantasie, Op. 1, pf, 1922 Variationen über ein Volkslied, Op. 8, pf, 1925 Inventionen, Op. 14, pf, 1926 String Trio No, 1, Op. 13, 1 movt, 1926 Kleine zweistimmige Suite, Op. 14a [arr. op.14], 11 insts, 1926 3 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 16, pf, 1927 2 Trio Sonatas, Op. 18, org, 1927 Kleine Serenade, Op. 15, vn, va, 1927 Stinis Puppe Theresli, pf, 1928 String Quartet No. 1, Op. 23, 1929 Variations on a *Minuet by Haydn", Op. 29, pf, 1930 Variations on Chorale settings by Hassler, Op. 28, org, 1930 Kleine Stücke, Op. 31, pf, 1931 Fantasie, v32, org, 1931 Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten, partita, org, 1932 Grosser Gott wir loben dich, partita, org, 1932 Praeludium und Fuge, E, org, 1932 Was die Hirten alles erlebten, pf, 1935 Piano Trio, Op. 43, 1936 Sonatina, Op. 45, vn, pf, 1936 Suite, Op. 48, 2 vn, 1937 8 kleine Klavierstücke, 1938 Sonatina, Op. 52, org, 1938 Fantasy and Chorale "Ein feste Burg", op.58, org, 1939 Sonata, Op. 59, va, 1939 Etude concertante, vc, pf, 1940 Sonatina, pf, 1940 Weichnachtssonatine, Op. 71/1, pf, 1940 Sonata, Op. 66, pf, 1943 String Quartet No. 2, Op. 68, 1943 Suite en miniature, Op. 71/2, vn, pf, 1944 Serenade, Op. 71/3, fl, gui, c1945 Serenade, Op. 77, fl, cl, bn, hn, vn, va, db, hp, 1945 4 Intermezzi, Op. 77a, hp, 1945 Sonata, Op. 78, vn, pf, 1946 Canzona, Op. 76a, 2 fl/fl, ob, pf/org, 1947 Sonata, Op. 87, vc, pf, 1952 Lyrische Musik, Op. 88, fl, va, vc, pf, c1952 Choral-Triptychon, Op. 91, org, 1953 Serenade, Op. 92, fl, cl, 1953 Suite, Op. 98, fl, 1955 6 Preludes, Op. 99, pf, 1955 Romanze, hn, pf
Solo vocal music 7 Songs, Op. 4, 1v, pf, 1924–5 6 Songs, Op. 5, 1v, pf, 1923–5 4 Nachtlieder, Op. 6, 1v, pf, 1924 Frage, Op. 9, song cycle, 1v, pf, 1925 3 Duets, Op. 11, text by Friedrich Hebbel, 2S, vn, 1926 2 Rilke Cycles, Op. 20/1, B, chbr orch, op.20/2, S, chbr orch, 1927 10 Songs, Op. 25, 1v, pf, 1930 Herbst, cantata, text by Morgenstern, Op. 36, S, pf trio, 1932 Das ewige Brausen, text by K. L. Hamsun, Op. 46, B, orch, 1936 Der Sonntag, cantata, text by Gotthelf, Op. 63, Mez/Bar, pf trio, 1942 Magnificat, Op. 64, S, org, 1942, arr. as op.64a, S, str, 1942 9 Songs, Op. 70, text by Morgenstern, 1v, pf, 1943 Und als der Tag der Pfingsten erfüllt war, Op. 84, A/B, org, 1951 Psalmenmusik, soprano and orchestra, 1953
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Swiss composer (1900–1955)
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Willy Burkhard was born on 17 April 1900 in Evilard.
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Willy Burkhard died on 18 June 1955 in Zurich.
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Willy Burkhard was a composer.
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