Colin (James) Brumby

"Takka Takka" (1962), oil on canvas, 173 x 143 cm, of the painter Roy Lichtenstein, contemporary of Brumby (Museum Ludwig, Cologne)

(1933-)

project Brumby (Deeper articles)

Music examples MIDI ed Mp3 of 1900

Colin (James) Brumby was a author of vocal and instrumental music; was born in Melbourne on the 18th June 1933, the same year of the composers Balada, Bozic, Charpentier, Christoff. Dimiter, Cortés, Getty, Harries, Kuusisto, Linde, Lo Presti, Láng, Matuszczak, McDermott, Melikov, Mellnäs, Miyoshi, Niehaus, Penderecki, Salzman, Schafer.

OPERE

"The 3 Suitors" was performed in 1967

"Rita and Dita" has been represented in 1968

"The Wise Shoemaker" has been represented in 1968

"The Prince who couldn't Laugh" has been represented in 1969

"Rita and Dita and the Pirate" has been represented in 1969

"The 2 Suitors" has been represented in 1969

"The 7 Deadly Sins" was performed in 1970

"Rita and Dita in Toyland" has been represented in 1970

"The Marriage Machine" has been represented in 1971

"Ishtar's Mirror" was performed in 1972

"Goldie" was performed in 1972

"La Donna" was performed in 1986

LIEDER

"Fresca rosa novella", text of Guido Cavalcanti (c1250-1300)

"Di giugno", text of Folgòre da San Gimignano (1309-1317)

"Quel rosignol" (Quel rosignuol che sì soave piagne), text of Francesco Petrarca (1304-1374)

"Justorum animae", published in 2004, Anonymous

"Amarilli", text of Torquato Tasso (1544-1595)

"Because the rose", published in 1999, text of Richard Watson Gilder (1844-1909)

"Dream pedlary" (If there were dreams to sell), text of Thomas Lovell Beddoes (1803-1849)

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