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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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| − | + | André Chini moved to Sweden in 1975 together with the Swedish dancer and choreographer Ann-Cathrine Byström (who has choreographed his scenic works), where he has since been active as a conductor, musician, and composer. Together with the violinist Lars Fresk, he founded the chamber orchestra Euterpe in 1976, with which he conducted many premieres of Swedish works. | |
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| + | The key to Chini’s music can be found in his sensual, emotional, and engaged way of experiencing the world more than in any compositional techniques or aesthetic theories. He writes densely and complexly, sometimes grotesquely, sometimes lyrically, with a rough palette, microtonal harmonies, and associations to both Schönberg and Richard Strauss. His tonal world is built on practical experienceand experimentation, and presupposes dedicated and virtuoso musicians who are prepared to patiently explore the hidden characteristics of their instruments. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:04, 8 July 2025
Biography
Born: 18/05/1945
Country: Roumengoux, France (emigrate Sweden 1975)
Studies:
Teachers:
André Chini moved to Sweden in 1975 together with the Swedish dancer and choreographer Ann-Cathrine Byström (who has choreographed his scenic works), where he has since been active as a conductor, musician, and composer. Together with the violinist Lars Fresk, he founded the chamber orchestra Euterpe in 1976, with which he conducted many premieres of Swedish works.
The key to Chini’s music can be found in his sensual, emotional, and engaged way of experiencing the world more than in any compositional techniques or aesthetic theories. He writes densely and complexly, sometimes grotesquely, sometimes lyrically, with a rough palette, microtonal harmonies, and associations to both Schönberg and Richard Strauss. His tonal world is built on practical experienceand experimentation, and presupposes dedicated and virtuoso musicians who are prepared to patiently explore the hidden characteristics of their instruments.
Works for Percussion
Solo
Chamber
Le chant des coquillages – Percussion Sextet; Percussion (6)
Resan till Gotland - Percussion Quartet
Trälåda (Wooden box) – Percussion Sextet; Percussion (6)
Why? : Seder och vanor i vår tid - Percussion Quintet; Dancer
References