Forte and early musical personality, A. Vieru received in 1946 the price of membership for the George Enescu Suite in the Old Style , written for string ensemble. Yet it is then, from 1946 to 1951, he is a disciple at the Bucharest Conservatory of Leon Kleper, Paul Constantinescu and Theodor Rogalski. A. Vieru is also a student of conductor and composer Constantin Silvestri . He then joined Aram Khachaturian Conservatory Moscow, where he stayed for 5 seasons. His oratorio Miorita (1957) and especially his Cello Concerto (1962), first prize for composition of Queen Maria José of Geneva, confirmed his stature as a composer of the first order, crowned by the U.S. price Serge Koussevitsky in 1966 and numerous other awards in Romania and abroad (Herder Prize, University of Vienna).
He holds a scholarship Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) in West Berlin, as his countrymen Tiberiu Olah Ştefan Niculescu and also representatives of the innovative vitality of the musical art Romanian. Like them, A. Vieru was able to circumvent limits sterile ideological agreements to develop a catalog of amazing wealth, both classic and visionary. One note to his credit several operas, cantatas, five symphonies, eight concertos, five string quartets, sonatas, numerous pieces instrumental and choral music and electronic music for film.
Sources
- Creaţii Simfonice Româneşte, CD 1, UCMR-ADA Oa 10326, instructions for Olte Şerban-Parau. Chamber Orchestra of the Romanian Radio, dir. Ludovic bins Memorial.
- Symphony No. 2, Psalm, Symphony No. 4, CD Olympia OCD 449, manual Luminiţa Vartolomei.
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