Franco Margola
Franco Margola (Orzinuovi, Brescia, 30 October 1908 – Nave, Brescia, 9 March 1992), was a 20th-century Italian composer.
Franco Margola
- Born
- 1908 · Orzinuovi.
- Died
- 1992 · Nave.
- Nationality
- Italy · Kingdom of Italy
- Occupation
- composer · music educator
- Fields
- opera
- Languages
- Italian
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Franco Margola (Orzinuovi, Brescia, 30 October 1908 – Nave, Brescia, 9 March 1992), was a 20th-century Italian composer.
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Operas
Operas
• Il mito di Caino • Il Titone (lost)
Symphonic works
Symphonic works
• Sinfonia delle Isole, for string orchestra • Il campiello delle streghe (1930) • Trittico for Strings (1936-7) • Arioso for Strings (1939) • Notturno e Fuga for String Orchestra (1940) • Teorema armonico • Sei Madrigali for Strings • Antiche Musiche di Virginalisti Inglesi, for Strings • Sinfonia per orchestra (published by Bongiovanni in 1961) • Passacaglia per orchestra (published by Bongiovanni in 1962)
Concertos
Concertos
• Violoncello Concerto Op. 91 (1949) • Kinderkonzert No. 1 for Piano and String Orchestra (1954) • Kinderkonzert No. 2 for Violin and Orchestra (1954) • Partita for Oboe and Strings • Little Concerto for Oboe and Strings • Concerto for Oboe and Strings [Unfinished] • Concertos for oboe, bassoon, horn, piano, violin, guitar, and a double concerto for violin, piano and strings.
Chamber music
Chamber music
• One quintet published in 1934. • 8 String quartets (1935-1950) • Quintet for Piano and Strings No. 1, dC 17 (1933) • Quintet for Piano and Strings No. 2, dC 83 (1946) • Quartet No. 7 for Flute and String Trio, dC 87 (1948) • Sonatina a sei for Winds and Piano (1961) • La Longobarda, for Flute, Oboe, and Piano, dC 208 (1976) • Sonata a tre for Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon • Quattro Bagatelle for Winds • Piccola Suonata for Violin and Piano (1929) • Cello Sonata in E major (between 1931–45) • Cello Sonata No. 3 in C major • Violin Sonata No. 1 in D major (1931) • Sonata Breve (No. 3) for Violin and Piano (1937) • Violin Sonata No. 4, Op. 32 No. 1 (1944) • Violin Sonata No. 5, Op. 32 No. 1 (1959) • Notturnino for Flute and Piano, dC 80 (1945) • Duo for Flute and Viola, dC 104 (1953) • Partita for Flute and Oboe, dC 115 (1956) • Three Pieces for Flute and Piano, dC 116 (1957) • Six Duets for Two Flutes, dC 184 (1974) • Sonata No. 4 for Flute and Guitar, dC 191 (1974-5) • Sonata for Flute and Piano, dC 230 (1978) ' • Contrasts, for Flute and Contrabass, dC 324 (1983) • Five Impressions for Flute and Guitar, dC 698 (1985?) • Three Pieces for Clarinet and Piano • Three Pieces for Bassoon and Piano • Three Impressioni for Flute in G and Piano (19??) • Four sonatas for Flute and Guitar (1974, 75)
Piano Solo
Piano Solo
• Burlesca, dC 1 (1928) • Danza a Notturno, dC 3 • Il Cieco di Lorolenko, dC 7 (1929) • Tarantella-Rondò, dC 24 (1938) • Piccola Rapsodia d'Autunno, dC 28 (1941) • Valzer, dC 36 (1934) • Leggenda, dC 39 (1938) • Preludio in Do, dC 52 (1938) • Toccata, dC 55 (1938) • Sonata a Domenico Scarlatti, dC 60 (1944) • Preludio in La, dC 64 (1940) • Sonatina per Pianoforte, Op. 26, dC 71 (1942) • Mosaico, dC 95 (1952) • Sei Sonatine Facili, dC 108 • Tre Pezzi, dC 111 (1955) • Quattro Sonatine, dC 112 • Prima Sonata per Pianoforte, dC 113 (1956) • Seconda Sonata per Pianoforte, dC 117 (1957) • Terza Sonata per Pianoforte, dC 118 (1957) • Sonata Quarta per Pianoforte, dC 122 (1958) • Danza e Notturno, dC 123 • Quindici Pezzi Facili, dC 160 (1970) • Altri Quindici Pezzi Facili, dC 179 (1973) • [Senza Titolo], dC 188 • Primavera, dC 189 (1989) • Bagatella, dC 215 (19??) • Improvviso, dC 248 (1979) • Quinta Sonata per Pianoforte, dC 308 (1982) • Omaggio ad Uno frai i Più Grandi Musicisti 'Italiani d'Italia', dC 329 (1984) • [Senza Titolo], dC 616 • [Senza Titolo], dC 617 • [Senza Titolo], dC 619 • [Senza Titolo], dC 622 • [Senza Titolo], dC 623 • [Senza Titolo], dC 626 • [Senza Titolo], dC 627 • [Senza Titolo], dC 628 • Allegro con brio, dC 639 • Mazurka, dC 641 • Moderato, dC 642 • Moderato, dC 643 • Saltarello, dC 644
Solo Guitar
Solo Guitar
• Sonata prima • Sonata seconda • Sonata terza • Sonata quarta • Sonata quinta • Sei Bagatelle • Trittico • Meditativo • Ballata • Caccia • Ultimo Canto • Otto Miniature • Due Studi
Life and career
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Life and career
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1908
Franco Margola born at Orzinuovi.
1992
Franco Margola died at Nave.
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Orzinuovi.
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Nave.
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