Composer, music theorist and teacher. At the Conservatory of Bucharest from 1897 to 1904, he studied music theory, choral and liturgical music with Gheorghe Brătianu and DG Kiriac. Eduard Wachmann was his professor of harmony. F. Nicolescu went to Lille to develop into a subsidiary of the Paris Conservatoire.
Back home in 1906, he received the Jubilee Medal Carol I . That same year he taught vocal music in high school Râmnicul-Sărat and instrumental music at the Military School in Craiova. In 1909 he settled permanently in the capital, where several responsibilities within the Academy entrusted him successively secretary, substitute teacher and Professor of choral singing and music theory (1926-1946), Deputy Director (1929-1940) and Deputy Director ( 1940) of the institution.
F. Nicolescu has set the standards of higher education in Romania Music. He wrote a Great Waltz concert piano and a melody O tot has ş Tept for voice and piano.
His name is sometimes spelled Niculescu. Sources
Back home in 1906, he received the Jubilee Medal Carol I . That same year he taught vocal music in high school Râmnicul-Sărat and instrumental music at the Military School in Craiova. In 1909 he settled permanently in the capital, where several responsibilities within the Academy entrusted him successively secretary, substitute teacher and Professor of choral singing and music theory (1926-1946), Deputy Director (1929-1940) and Deputy Director ( 1940) of the institution.
F. Nicolescu has set the standards of higher education in Romania Music. He wrote a Great Waltz concert piano and a melody O tot has ş Tept for voice and piano.
His name is sometimes spelled Niculescu. Sources
- Viorel Cosma din Muzicieni România, vol. VII, Editura Muzical, Bucureşti, 2004 - ISBN 973-42-0366-5
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