Jacques Ibert
1890 - 1962
French
Summary
Biography
Jacques Ibert (1890-1962) studied music at the Paris Conservatoire from 1910 to 1914. After winning the Grand Prix de Rome in 1919 he stayed at the Villa Medici for three years, writing Escales for orchestra and Histoires for piano, works which rapidly brought him worldwide fame. With his antidogmatic personality Ibert was open to various forms of modernity, and tackled all styles with equal success, producing such major works as his Flute Concerto, the comic opera Angélique, a String Quartet, Symphonie Concertante and the choreographic epic Le Chevalier Errant. As a figurehead in French music – director of the Académie de France in Rome from 1937-1960 with a break for the war years, and administrator of the Paris Opera from 1955-1956 – Ibert was elected to the prestigious Institut de France in 1956.
News
Performances
8th April 2020
- PERFORMERS
- SNG Maribor Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Simon Robinson
- LOCATION
- , Maribor, Slovenia
17th April 2020
- SOLOISTS
- Kayla Cieslak
- PERFORMERS
- Eastern Michigan University Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Chad Hutchinson
- LOCATION
- Pease Auditorium, Ypsilanti, MI, United States
22nd April 2020
- SOLOISTS
- Antonio Jarvey
- PERFORMERS
- University of Montana Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Luis Millan
- LOCATION
- Dennison Theatre, Missoula, MT, United States
24th April 2020
- PERFORMERS
- Trinity Symphony Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- Joseph Kneer
- LOCATION
- Ruth Taylor Recital Hall, Trinity University / San Antonio, TX / United States
24th April 2020
- SOLOISTS
- Alisha Roby
- PERFORMERS
- University of Northwestern, St. Paul Orchestra
- CONDUCTOR
- David Kozamchak
- LOCATION
- Knight Performance Hall, St. Paul, MN, United States