阿尔班·马利亚·约翰内斯·贝尔格(德语:Alban Maria Johannes Berg,德语发音:[ˈalbaːn ˈbɛʁk];1885年2月9日—1935年12月24日),奥地利第二维也纳乐派的作曲家。他的作曲风格将浪漫主义抒情与十二音技巧相结合。[1]尽管他的作品数量相对较少,但他以其表达性风格被视为20世纪最重要的作曲家之一,他的作品包含了“完整的情感世界和结构”。[2]
Quick Facts 阿尔班·马利亚·约翰内斯·贝尔格 Alban Maria Johannes Berg, 出生 ...
贝尔格出生并居住在维也纳。他在15岁时便开始作曲。他在1904年至1911年期间跟随阿诺尔德·勋伯格学习对位法、音乐理论和和声,并采用了他的发展式变奏和十二音技巧原则。贝尔格的重要作品包括歌剧《伍采克》(1924年)和《露露》(1935年,未完成),室内乐《抒情组曲(英语:Lyric Suite (Berg))》和《室内协奏曲(英语:Kammerkonzert (Berg))》,以及一部小提琴协奏曲。他还创作了一些歌曲(艺术歌曲)。有人说他为十二音体系带来了更多的“人文价值”,他的作品被认为比勋伯格的作品更加“情感化”。[3]在勋伯格本人声望不高时,他的音乐具有迷人的表面魅力,赢得了许多赞赏者。[4]
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