At the Conservatory of Bucharest (1960-61, 1964-69), H. Rădulescu following courses Tiberiu Olah (composition), Ştefan Niculescu (musical form) and Aurel Stroe (orchestration). In 1969 he moved to Paris where he specialized in the field of spectral music. He then became a French citizen. In Germany, it focuses on developments in contemporary music (Cologne, Darmstadt).
He is a professor at the Institute Notre Dame des Champs Elysees in the French capital , taught analysis and composition at the University of Ottawa, Canada (1973). In 1983 he founded the ensemble European Lucero . It will give the same name Lucero that it shows at the festival in Paris in 1991.
As a composer, H. Rădulescu joined the DAAD residency in Berlin (1988-89), gets the scholarships next season in San Francisco, Venice and Rome, then in 1992 the French government (fellowship the year off). That same year he was honored with the first prize for composition.
Installed in Clarens in Switzerland, he finds his homeland in 2004 to give master classes at the University of Brasov.
H. Rădulescu was also a talented pianist, painter and poet said.
Music Symphony
Music for Taaroa (Prayer, Revelation, Ritual) op. 7 (1972), for 59 soloists
Fountains of Sky , op. 16 (1973) Infinite
To Be Can not Be Infinite, infinite not to Be Can Be Infinite , op. 33 (1982), or 128 for 8 string quartets, each being given a unique
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra "The Quest"
Chamber Music
Introito, ricercare, sonare op. 4 (1969) for string quartet
Cradle to Abys , op. 5 (1972), for piano
Lives for heaven interrupted , op. 6 (1972) for string quartet and two pianos prepared electronically
Flood for the Eternal Origins, op. 11 (1972), music for all plasma
Everlasting Longings , op. 13a (1972), for 24 strings
Shall be Lifted, nevermore! , op. 17b (1973), for harmonium and saxophone quartet
Intricacy Twilight, op. 21 (1973), for 13 performers and 97 basses
Thirteen Dreams Ago , op. 23 (1974), for soprano, composer, 5 and 6 winds percussion
The Outer Time; Thesis Occult Oceans; Beydon's Aura, The Inner Time for 5 clarinets Christe Eleison
, organ
Beyond Where , op. 55 (1984) for flute
Lux Animae (1999), Cello Sonata spectral
dupa Lao Tze , four piano sonatas
Hong Dr. Kau's Diamond Mountain VI, op. 77 (2000), for 61 gongs and spectral violin solo (in the manner provided spectral).
Vocal
Do emerge ultimate silence, op. 30 (1999), for 34 voices of children
Sonetto di Dante (1973) for bass and cello
Sources
- Viorel Cosma Muzicieni din România, vol. VIII, Editura Muzical, Bucureşti, 2005 - ISBN 973-42-0404-1
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