Viorel Munteanu – Violina II<\/a><\/p>[\/et_pb_blurb][\/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”3_4″ _builder_version=”4.14.7″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_blurb _builder_version=”4.14.8″ _module_preset=”default” body_text_color=”#bfbfbf” global_colors_info=”{}”]He studied at the “George Enescu” Conservatory in Ia\u0219i, graduating successively in the music pedagogy (1969) and composition (1975), being a disciple of Professor Vasile Sp\u0103t\u0103relu. In 1980, at the proposal of the Union of Romanian Composers and Musicologists, he benefited from a specialization and documentary scholarship offered by the Italian Government at the “Santa Cecilia” Academy in Rome; he specialized in polyphony and composition with the famous Italian musician of Romanian origin Roman Vlad (1981 – 1985). His interest in Roman Vlad’s work which he constantly promoted in Romania, both through a doctoral thesis and through the editing of compositions or the translation and care of his musicological writings, dates back to that time.
Viorel Munteanu worked until 1985 at the Radio-Television in Ia\u0219i, at the same time starting his teaching career at the Conservatory. He has been a university professor since 1991 (subjects counterpoint, orchestration and composition) and a doctoral supervisor since 2001, directing doctoral theses at the National University of Arts \u201eG. Enescu \u201dfrom Ia\u0219i and in collaboration with the University\u201c Al. I. Cuza \u201dIa\u0219i, Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music in Rome – Italy, Institute of Postdoctoral Studies – National University of Music Bucharest. He was the leader of the Music Editorial Office at the Ia\u0219i Radio Studio (1982-1985 and 1990-1991), he held the position of Dean (1995-96 and 2000-2004) and Rector of the \u201cGeorge Enescu\u201d National University of Arts in Ia\u0219i (2004 – 2008 and 2008 – 2012). He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Union of Romanian Composers and Musicologists (since 1990) and coordinator of the Ia\u0219i Branch of UCMR (since 2005).
Works performed in over 500 concerts and international festivals in: Romania, South Africa, England, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Republic of Moldova, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia , Spain, Turkey, USA
Edited religious music compositions: The poem Glasurile Putnei, Musical Publishing house, 1982, Disc Electrecord – 1990 and CD Thurgauer Jugend Symphonicorchester, Konzerte 2002; Glasurile Putnei \u00een dou\u0103 viziuni, score and CDs, Doxologia Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2014; Muzic\u0103 sacr\u0103, Trinitas Publishing House, 2004; Triptic psaltic \u00een dou\u0103 versiuni for soprano and string \/ violin orchestra, 14 cellos and double bass, Doxologia Publishing House, 2014, score and CD; Suita a II-a de Cr\u0103ciun, score \u2013 Trinitas Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2000 and CD – Roton, 2005, variant for soloists mixed choir and percussion, Artes Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2009; Strop de ler – Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 – carols for choirs on equal voices \/ mixed choirs and instrumental ensembles, Trinitas Publishing House, 2000 and CD – Roton, 2005, selections; La na\u0219terea Domnului Suite, score, Trinitas Publishing House, 2000 and CD, UCMR-ADA License, Co – producer Romanian Broadcasting Company; Big concerts no. 1 and 2 (after the Religious Concerts by G. Musicescu), score, Trinitas Publishing House, 2004 and CD – Roton 2005; The Oratorio Chem\u0103ri spre m\u00e2ntuire for soloists, mixed choir, Byzantine choir, children’s choir, reciter and orchestra, libretto by Viorel Munteanu and Fr. Dr. Constantin Sturzu, score and DVD, Doxologia Publishing House, 2019.
Edited vocal-symphonic compositions: Poem-song \u0218tefan cel Mare (\u00cenchinare), CD, Electrecord, 2004 and score, Artes Publishing House, 2012; Poemele luminii (lyrics by Lucian Blaga), CD – Electrecord, 2004 and score, Artes Publishing House, 2012; Rezonan\u021be II (Tribute to Ciprian Porumbescu), score \u2013 Musical Publishing House, 1996 and CD – Electrecord, 2004; Glossa I Symphony for tenor, mixed choir and orchestra (lyrics by M. Eminescu), score and CD \u2013 Na\u021bional Publishing House, Bucharest, 2004; \u00centoarceri la Blaga, seven poems for soprano and orchestra, score, Artes Publishing House, 2014 and CD – 2019.
Symphonic and chamber compositions (selective): Rezonan\u021be I Poem (Homage to George Enescu), Passacaglia and Cvartetul de coarde nr 2 CD – Electrecord, 2004; Concerto per archi, score, Artes Publishing House, 2009 and CD – vol. V, 2019; Neb\u0103nuite trepte- lyrics by Lucian Blaga, Artes Publishing House, 2009 and CD, Vol.VI, Musical Publishing House, 2019; Concerto for flute and string orchestra, score and CD, Artes Publishing House, 2009; Hypostases for clarinet and piano, Sonata for violin and piano, Invocations for solo clarinet, Concertino for oboe flute and bassoon, CD – Chamber Music, vol IV \u2013 Musical Publishing House, 2011; Lamento for solo violin, Estratto for solo flute, Ballata for solo bassoon \u2013 Artes Publishing House, 2014 and CD – vol. VI, 2019.
Lieds (lyrics by L. Blaga and G. Popa) and choral works edited and printed on CDs.
Works in progress with DVD attachments: Dorelegia (flute, oboe and contrabassoon); “F\u0103ur\u0103ria” lui Br\u00e2ncu\u0219i (violin and piano); Patru madrigale dramatice (soloists, mixed choir and orchestra – lyrics by L. Blaga and M. Eminescu); Simfonia a II-a of the cycle Umbre \u0219i geneze.
Musicology (selective): Stilul Palstrinian, Conservatory Publishing House \u201eG. Enescu”, Ia\u0219i, 1980; Introducere \u00een opera lui Roman Vlad,” Sf\u00e2nta Apollonia “Foundation, Ia\u015fi, 1994; Roman Vlad, Recitind \u00abS\u0103rb\u0103toarea prim\u0103verii\u00bb de Igor Stravinski \u0219i Roman Vlad, Istoria dodecafoniei (Italian translations, neat and added editions, studies, notes and comments), National Publishing House, Bucharest, 1998; Roman Vlad \u2013 Modernitate \u0219i tradi\u021bie, Music Publishing House, Bucharest, 2001; Restitutio Roman Vlad (vol. 1 – 5, critical editions), Artes Publishing House, Ia\u015fi, 2009; The Grant Catalagul manuscriselor de muzic\u0103 sacr\u0103 din Moldova – secolele XI – XX (vol. I and II, CDs I and II), Artes Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2010; Roman Vlad, A tr\u0103i muzica (neat and added edition), Artes Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2014; 32 printed specialty studies.
Radio cycles (selective): Music and our musicians (1971 – 1977), History of Romanian music from its origins to the present day (1984-1985); Eternal Music: Anthology J. Haydn (1992-1993) and L. v. Beethoven – Integral Chamber Music (1993-1994).
Distinctions (selective): Romanian Academy Award (1981, Glasurile Putnei); Attestation at the International Composition Competition – Ancona, Italy (1986, Concertino and Invocations); Martigny International Chamber Music Competition (Switzerland, 1987) – selection in the obligatory repertoire of the work Concertino for flute, oboe and bassoon; UCMR Awards in the National Creative Competitions organized by the Ministry of Culture in 1985 and 1987; UCMR creative award for the years 2001, 2006, 2013 and 2018; Opera Omnia Award of the Cultural Foundation of Bucovina (Suceava, 2oo3), Honorary Citizen of Ude\u0219ti – Suceava Commune (2003) and Honorary Citizen of Suceava Municipality (2012); Bucovina Trophy at the European Arts Festival (Suceava, 2011); Pogor Award of the Municipality of Ia\u0219i (2011); Education Awards Gala – University Professor of the Year 2009 (Third Prize) – Dinu Patriciu Foundation; Gold Medal of the \u201cGeorge Enescu\u201d University of Arts Ia\u0219i (2010); Medal of Honor of the National University of Music, Bucharest (2011); Moldovan Cross – Metropolitan Church of Moldova and Bucovina (2014); Values of Ia\u0219i – Values of Romania, Ia\u0219i City Hall Award (2020); Honorary Doctorate: Ovidius University of Constan\u021ba (2006), Valahia University of T\u00e2rgovi\u0219te (2009), \u0218tefan cel Mare University of Suceava (2011), Gheorghe Dima Academy of Music of Cluj (2014) and the Academy of Music, Fine Arts and Theater in Chisinau – Republic of Moldova (2015).
Musicological writings about the composer’s creation (selective): In Honorem Viorel Munteanu, Valahia University Press, T\u00e2rgovi\u0219te, 2009 – coordinators: prof. Univ. dr. Ion Cucui and associate professor Dr. Laura Monica Gorghiu; Viorel Munteanu \u2013 Portrete \u00een timp, coordinator, associate professor Dr. Diana-Beatrice Andron, Performantica Publishing House, 2019;. Rezonan\u0163e, Retrospec\u0163ii Viorel Munteanu – vol. 1, 2, 3 (with DVD attachments), Junimea Publishing House, Ia\u0219i, 2019, under the care of prof. Univ. Dr. Gheorghe Du\u021bic\u0103.
Television Movies: Vasile Arhire -Cu \u0219i despre Viorel Munteanu, TVR Ia\u015fi, 2008; Glasurile Putnei, TVR Ia\u0219i 2013, directed by Violeta Gorgos, directed by Cristian Sb\u00eengu, awarded at the International Film, Slideshow and Photography Festival \u201cToamna la Vorone\u021b\u201d, XXXIII edition, 2013; Concert Cameral Viorel Munteanu 70, television film, directed by Violeta Gorgos, producer C\u0103t\u0103lin Sava; TVR Program 2, TVR Ia\u0219i, \u201cEduard Caudella\u201d Hall – Bal\u0219 House, May 17, 2014: I. Metafore \u00een sunet pe versuri de Lucian Blaga, lyrics by Ion Caramitru; Songs and instrumental pieces performed by: Georgeta Stoleriu – soprano; Verona Maier – piano; “Syrinx” trio: Dorel Baicu – flute, Dorin Gliga – oboe, Pavel Ionescu – bassoon, Daniel Paicu – clarinet; Gabriel Croitoru – violin; II. Sacred music: Glasurile Putnei and Triptic Psaltic; Soloists: soprano Elena Mo\u0219uc (Switzerland), violinist Gabriel Croitoru; Choirmaster Radu Postavaru; Violoncellissimo Orchestra conducted by Marin Cazacu; Ghici cine vine la cin\u0103? TVR Ia\u0219i, producer Vasile Arhire, directed by Violeta Gorgos, 2018.<\/p>\n
Iasi, February 4, 2022<\/p>\n
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