Enric Morera

Enric Morera (1865-1942)

Morera was born in Barcelona in 1865. He studied with I.Albeniz and F.Pedrell and later with F.Fièvez in Brussels. In 1983 he went back to Barcelona, where he gained a reputation as a temperamental and craftsmanlike composer. He is the main musical representative of the Modernism movement in Catalonia. A man of strong convictions, Enric Morera was a composer with sound technical knowledge, a Romantic temperament and an emphatic style of composition. The works we present in this collection display the fundamental characteristics of Morera's style, strongly rooted in the post-Wagnerian school, the typical misty languors of this tradition coexisting with and occasionally ceding pride of place to a more southerly idiom with popular overtones.

Orchestra

Atlàntida, poema simfònic

(Pic.2.2.EH.2.BCl.2/4.3.3.1/Perc/Str.) c. ' (in rev.)

(pdf score-manuscript beginning)

Bandarres i mariners

(Pic.2.2.EH.3.BCl.2.CBn/4.3.3.1/3Perc/Str.) c. (in rev.)

(pdf score-manuscript pag.1)

Idil·li (Traïdoria), poema simfònic

(2.2.2.2/4.3.3.1/2Harp/Str.) c. ' (in rev.)

(pdf score-manuscript beginning)

Escena popular, oda simfònica

(2.2.2.2/2.0.0.0/Timp/Str.) c. ' (in rev.)

(pdf score-manuscript beginning)

Orchestra (with oboe soloist)

Records campestres

(2.1.oboe soloist.2.2/2.0.0.0/Perc/Str.) (c. 4'30'')

(computer version)

(pdf score)

(computer version)

String Orchestra

Melangia

(8' 18")

(pdf score)

(mp3 music)

Quartet en si

(c. 25')

(pdf score)

(mp3 music)

Queixa i Dansa

(c.10')

(pdf score)

(mp3 music)

Andante Religiós

(c.6')

(pdf score)