Pierre, Baron de Maurice

(1868-1936)

"Cafe Terrace on the Place du Forum" (1888), oil on canvas, 81 x 65.5 cm, of the painter Vincent Van Gogh, contemporary of Maurice (Rijksmuseum Kroller-Mueller, Otterlo)

The musician Pierre, Baron de Maurice was a author of vocal and instrumental music; was born in Allaman on the 13rd November 1868, the same year of the composers Angeli, Bantock, Bleichmann, Braga, Brandts Buys, Broome, Ellberg, Engel, Erlanger, Gallico, Gawronski, Giarda, Gilbert, Hrazdira, Jarno, Jebe, Joplin, Lorenz, MacCunn, Merikanto, Monti, Mortelmans, Patterson, Schillings, Silver, Skilton, Tomás. Died in Ginevra on the 25th December 1936

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Music examples MIDI ed Mp3 of Late Romanticism

Pierre, Baron de Maurice

OPERE

"Die weisse Flagge" has been represented in 1903 in Kassel

"Misé brun" has been represented in 1908 in Stoccarda

"Lanval" was performed in 1912 in Weimar

"Kalif Storch" was performed in (?)

"Andromède" was performed in 1923

"La Nuit tous les chats sont gris" was performed in 1924

"Le Mystère de la Nativité" was performed in 1933

"La Vengeance du Pharaon" has been represented in 1935

LIEDER

"Nocturne", published in 1932, text of François Franzoni (1887-)

"Miniature", published in 1932, text of François Franzoni (1887-)

"L'attente", published in 1918, text of Antoinette Bouvier Maurice

"Lac de pluie", published in 1919, text of Antoinette Bouvier Maurice

"La cigale", published in 1897/8, text of Paul Arène (1843-1896)

"La chanson du vent", published in 1897/8, text of Jean Lahor (1840-1909)

"La chanson des quatre saisons", published in 1902, text of Paul Labbé

"Le coeur gai s'enivre de l'heure", published in 1902, text of Paul Bourget (1852-1935)

"Le petit port (Ijmuyden)", published in 1918, text of Antoinette Bouvier Maurice

"Coucher de soleil à Kerazur", published in 1919, text of Louis Tiercelin (1849-1915)

"Vierges mortes (L'âme nue)", published in 1902, text of Edmond Haraucourt (1856?-1941)

"Chanson (L'âme nue)", published in 1902, text of Edmond Haraucourt (1856?-1941)

"Silence ineffable de l'heure", published in 1905, text of Paul Bourget (1852-1935)

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