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Name
  
Onute Narbutaite

Grandparents
  
Kazys Litvinas

Role
  
Composer

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Albums
  
Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae

Parents
  
Ona Narbutiene, Vytautas Narbutas

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Onutė Narbutaitė (born June 12, 1956, Vilnius) is a Lithuanian composer. She graduated in 1979 from the Lithuanian State Conservatory where she studied composition with Julius Juzeliūnas. From 1979 to 1982 she taught music theory and history there. Since then she has been working as a freelance composer in Vilnius. Her works have been performed at concerts and music festivals in Stockholm, Helsinki, Munich, Bern, Amsterdam, Seattle, Canada, and Japan.

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In 1997 Narbutaitė received the Lithuanian National Prize.

Onutė Narbutaitė - Kronos' Fifty for the Future Composer Interview


Works

Partial List

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  • Sonata for Cello and Piano (1977)
  • Night Cantata (1978)
  • Symphony No. 1 (1979)
  • String Quartet No. 2, "Open the Gate of Oblivion" (1980)
  • Vilnius Divertimento for 10 instruments (1984)
  • Liberation (1989)
  • Opus lugubre (1991)
  • String Quartet No. 3, "The Drawing and returning Winter" (1991)
  • Sinfonia col triangolo (1996)
  • Oratorio, "Patchwork for My City" (Centones meae urbi) (1997)
  • Symphony No. 2 (2001)
  • Three Symphonies of the Mother of God (2003)
  • "La barca" for orchestra (2005)
  • riva fiume sinfonia (2007)
  • Opera, "Cornet" (2012)
  • Heliography (2015)

    • Onutė Narbutaitė Lmic Music Information Centre Lithuania Database Classical

    Onutė Narbutaitė Onut Narbutait Vikipedija Enciklopedijalt

    Songs

    Sinfonia col TriangoloLighthouse · 2000
    Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae: III Symphonia secunda: Bethleem2011
    Tres Dei Matris Symphoniae: II Symphonia prima: Angelus Domini2011

    References

    Onutė Narbutaitė Wikipedia
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