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Smith Brindle, Reginald

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Smith Brindle, Reginald (1917- )

English composer, teacher, and writer on music. His music is influenced by Berio and Stockhausen and employs electronic techniques. His writings include Serial Composition (1966) and The New Music (1975).

He studied in Italy with Ildebrando Pizzetti and Dallapiccola and worked for Italian radio (RAI) 1956-61. He was professor at the University of Surrey 1970-85.

Works

Opera

the chamber opera Antigone (1969).

Orchestral

Symphony (1954), Variations on theme of Dallapiccola for orchestra (1955), Extremum carmen for voices and orchestra (1956), String quartet Music (1958), Creation Epic for orchestra (1964), Worlds without End for speaker, voices, orchestra, and tapes (1973), The Walls of Jericho for tuba and tape (1974), Guitar Cosmos (1976), Journey towards Infinity for orchestra (1987).



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