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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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