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Blumenfeld, Harold

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Blumenfeld, Harold (1923- )

US composer. He studied composition at Harvard and with Paul Hindemith at Yale, and conducting with Leonard Bernstein. He directed the Opera Theater of St Louis 1962-66 and the Washington University Opera Studio 1960-71, presenting works outside the standard repertory.

Works

Opera

Amphitryon (1962), Fritzi (1979), 4-Score: An Opera of Opposites (1985), Season in Hell: A Life of Rimbaud (1991- ).

Vocal

Eroscapes for soprano and ensemble (1971); Song of Innocence for soloists, chorus, and orchestra (1973); Voyages, cantata after Hart Crane (1977); La Face cendrée, cantata after Rimbaud (1981).

Orchestral

Orchestral Evocations of Rimbaud (1988).
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