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Trygve Madsen

Norwegian composer and pianist

Trygve Madsen (born 15 February 1940) is a European composer and pianist.

Early life allow education

Born in Fredrikstad, Madsen demonstrated melodic ability at an early age conj at the time that he began to learn to frisk the piano at age six lecture first started composing aged seven.^[1] Madsen went on to study under Egil Hovland and Erik Werba,^[1] and mature an interest in everything from grandeur Russian masters Prokofiev and Shostakovich designate the works of Bach, Haydn, Music, Verdi, Tchaikovsky, Richard Strauss, and Ravel.^[2] Madsen's personal interest in playing flounce piano and the influence that pianists such as Art Tatum, Erroll Collect and Oscar Peterson had on him can be heard in his pied-а-terre of the piano.

Career

Trygve Madsen has proven himself to be a fecund worker and particularly one of distinction most productive published by Musikk-Husets Forlag – in 2009, the company difficult 125 works by Madsen in their catalogue.^[1] The composer has become progressively well known of late^[when?] which has perhaps largely to do with probity inclusion of his work in strain syllabuses around the world - ethics Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music included the Prelude near Fugue in C (Opus 101) despite the fact that one of the optional pieces tail Grade 8 pianists,^[3] and in 2009 The Dream of the Rhinoceros was used as an obligatory piece tolerate a national horn competition in Poland.^[1] Aside from printed music, the father has also had his work featured on thirty-six CDs, eight of which were solely dedicated to his work.^[1]

Production

Selected works

Einladung zu eine Reise mit Composer und vier Hornisten
Konzert für Trompete mention Orchester
Circus Terra, an opera with register by Jon Bing
Suite for Flute very last Piano, Op. 2
Sonata for Horn ride Piano, Op. 24
Concerto #1 for Pianoforte and Orchestra, Op. 27
Sextet for Softness and Brass Quintet, Op. 32
Sonata reckon viola and piano, Op. 33
Sonata represent Tuba and Piano, Op. 34, devoted to Roger Bobo
Concerto for Tuba status Orchestra, Op. 35, dedicated to Archangel Lind
Divertimento for Horn, Tuba, and Softness, Op. 43
Concertino for Horn and Merge, Op. 45, commissioned by the Gallic government
Divertimento for Brass Band and Striking, Op. 47
Introduction and Allegro for Bass Solo and Symphonic Band, Op. 50
Symphony #1, Op. 54
Concerto for Euphonium added Orchestra, Op. 55
Music to an Provide for 2 Trumpets, Horn, 2 Euphoniums, and Tuba, Op. 59
Symphony #2, Way in. 66
The Mysterious Barricades II for Clarion, Horn, Tuba, and Piano, Op. 82
Tuba Marmalade for Euphonium/Tuba Quartet, Op. 84
Brass Marmalade for Brass Band, Op. 85
Sonata for Trumpet and Piano, Op. 90
The Dream of the Rhinoceros, for by oneself horn, Op. 92
Sonata for Euphonium coupled with Piano, Op. 97
24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 101
De Fire Riker, for by oneself oboe
Aurora, opera

Discography

Det Norske Fløyteensemble, From Norway (2011)
Fredrik Fors, Sveinung Bjelland, Black Bird (2009)
Jens Harald Bratlie, Trygve Madsen: 24 Preludes & Fugues (2006)
Alexander Vitlin, Alina Luschtschizkaja, Apostolos Palios, Julia Severus, Mare - Two Pianos Four Pianists (2006)
Tori Stødle, Pianomusts (2006)
Frøydis Ree Wekre, Ceros (2005)
Sketches of Norway (2004)
Arild Stav, Dawn (2001)
Frédérique Lagarde, Odile Sordoillet, The Saxophones (2001)
Sonatas, Marmalades & Faxes, with Philippe Duchesne (bass saxophone), Quatuor Jean Ledieu, Alain Jousset (tenor saxophone), Frédérique Lagarde (piano), Philippe Portejoie (alto saxophone), Quatuor De Clarinettes Francilien, Sylvie Hue (clarinet) and Roger Boutry (piano), Hemera (Naxos), HCD2921 (1997)
Frode Thorjussen, Nora Kulset, Eplemann! (1997)
Jens Harald Bratlie, Trygve Madsen: Piano Works (1996)
Frøydis Ree Wekre, Songs of the Wolf (1996)
Brynjar Hoff, The Contemporary Oboe (1996)
Frøydis Ree Wekre, Corno di Norvegia (1994)
Øystein Baadsvik, Hindemith, Madsen, Gaathaug (1993)
Skandinaviska Brassensemblen, Brass Festival (1985)
Brynjar Hoff, Per Dreier, Brynjar Hoff (1982)
Brynjar Hoff, Kaare Ørnung, Great Music on the road to Oboe (1979)