Rodolfo Halffter

Rodolfo Halffter

Musician · Spain · 1900–1987

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Discography

Albums
Chamber Music, Volume 1: … Huésped de las nieblas … / Piano Sonatas nos. 1-3 / Pastorale / ÉglogaChamber Music, Volume 1: … Huésped de las nieblas … / Piano Sonatas nos. 1-3 / Pastorale / Égloga2011

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Chamber Music, Volume 2: Giga / Tres piezas breves / Dos sonatas / Homenaje a Antonio Machado / Divertimento / Laberinto / Capricho / Epinicio / SecuenciaChamber Music, Volume 2: Giga / Tres piezas breves / Dos sonatas / Homenaje a Antonio Machado / Divertimento / Laberinto / Capricho / Epinicio / Secuencia2011

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Chamber Music, Volume 3: String Quartet / Cello Sonata / Tres movimientos / Ocho tientosChamber Music, Volume 3: String Quartet / Cello Sonata / Tres movimientos / Ocho tientos2011

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Don Lindo de Almería / La madrugada del panadero (Ballet Suites)Don Lindo de Almería / La madrugada del panadero (Ballet Suites)2004

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Música mexicana, vol. 3Música mexicana, vol. 31994

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Turina: Sinfonía sevillana / Arriaga: Los esclavos felices / Halffter: Concierto para violín y orquestaTurina: Sinfonía sevillana / Arriaga: Los esclavos felices / Halffter: Concierto para violín y orquesta1992

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Compositores mexicanosCompositores mexicanos1989

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HuapangoHuapango1989

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Achievements

Award
National Prize for Arts and Sciences
Award
Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit

Archive

Passport
Country

ES

Born

1900-10-20

Died

1987-10-14

Identifiers & aliases
Disambiguation

Spanish-Mexican composer

ISNI

0000000115667316

Description

Spanish composer (1900–1987)

Extract from Wikipedia

Rodolfo Halffter Escriche was a Spanish composer, music critic, and professor with Mexican citizenship. He wrote in a style always informed by his early engagement with the modernist aesthetics of Madrid's Grupo de los Ocho, finding inspiration in the music of Claude Debussy, Manuel de Falla, and Arnold Schoenberg.

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