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	Giraud,- FREE Giraud, Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		At the monument to the Unknown Soldier in Algiers, Generals GIRAUD and DE GAULLE salute.
		Giraud will play the only female firefighter on the show among a group of men.
		Andre Delpeuch, Jean-Pierre Giraud & Albert Hesse (ed.).
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Giraud, (1328 words)

	Le copain de Doisneau
		Qui d’autres que Prévert, Doisneau et Giraud auraient pu mieux rendre compte de ce que fut le bistrot.
		Robert Giraud, s’il avait été administrateur de la Chambre des Experts Immobiliers de France FNAIM n’aurait certainement pas écrit le Vin des rues.
		Albert Fraysse allait lui-même chercher son Beaujolais chez les vignerons du cru.
	robertgiraud.blog.lemonde.fr (5658 words)

	Albert Giraud
		Albert Giraud (1860-1929) was a Belgian poet writing in the French language.
		His published works include Pierrot lunaire: Rondels bergamasques (1884), a poem cycle based on the commedia dell'arte figure of Pierrot, and La Guirlande des Dieux (1910).
		His chief claim to fame, though, was that the composer Arnold Schönberg set a German language version of selections from his Pierrot lunaire to innovative atonal music[?].
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/al/Albert_Giraud.html (65 words)

	CJO - Abstract - ?A Multicoloured Alphabet?: Rediscovering Albert Giraud?s Pierrot Lunaire
		Albert Giraud’s cycle of fifty rondels bergamasques, Pierrot Lunaire (1884), famously became, in Otto Erich Hartleben’s German translation, the basis of Schoenberg’s Op.
		The claim that Schoenberg’s selection and reorganization of the poems imposed logic and order on an otherwise jumbled collection is found to be belied by the striking narrative coherence of Giraud’s original sequence, which is unified by a clearly defined set of symbols.
		Meanwhile, Hartleben’s putative ‘infidelity’ to Giraud is challenged by evidence both internal (his careful preservation of the rondel structure) and contextual (an esteem for his Belgian contemporary manifested in further poetic homages).
	journals.cambridge.org /action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=1392940&next=true&jid=TCM&volumeId=4&issueId=01 (173 words)

	Professor Roger Marsh - Pierrot Lunaire
		Albert Giraud's 'Pierrot Lunaire -50 Rondels Bergamasques'Settings of the complete collection for mixed vocal ensembles by Roger Marsh in a full theatrical realisation.
		The Belgian poet Albert Giraud published his 'Pierrot Lunaire: 50 Rondels Bergamasques' in 1884.
		In his day Giraud was well known, and 'Pierrot Lunaire' became very popular.
	music.york.ac.uk /staff/academic/roger_marsh/pierrot (483 words)

	Dispatx \| Eminent Domain \| Loony Tunes and Silent Moves
		Two sections (each section comprises a separate video) use pre-composed music to explore the sentiments of the first and last poems in Giraud’s set whilst simultaneously referencing the texts of the first and last poems in the set that Schoenberg chose from Hartleben’s translations.
		The fragility and confusion of male desire in the light of abstracted and falsified projections of the feminine has always been with us (especially at the start of the twentieth century) but is particularly striking in the world of the MTV generation.
		The fragmentary and surrealist nature of Giraud’s poems is an excellent basis for a contemporary exploration of this subject because further fragmentation and narrative layering seem a natural extension of his original endeavour (and of Schoenberg’s).
	www.dispatx.com /show/item.php?item=2961 (974 words)

	CD: Marsh: Albert Giraud's Pierrot Lunaire \| \| guardian.co.uk Arts
		In his Pierrot Lunaire, Schoenberg set just 21 of the 50 "rondels bergamasques" that the Belgian Albert Giraud had published in his collection of the same name in 1884.
		The poems inhabit a fantastical world, unified by the figure of Pierrot and other characters from the commedia dell'arte, but full of extraordinary imagery that would not be out of place in the work of the surrealists almost half a century later.
		Perspectives constantly change; it's diverting and surprising, worlds away from Schoenberg's overpowering work yet still mysteriously close to the essence of Giraud's unique imagination.
	arts.guardian.co.uk /filmandmusic/story/0,,2051046,00.html (280 words)

	Amazon.com: Albert Giraud's Pierrot Lunaire (New Odyssey Series): Albert Giraud, Gregory C. Richter: Books
		Giraud's work was translated into German by Otto Erich Hartleben, and twenty-one of those poems were used by Arnold Schoenberg in his masterpiece [Pierrot Lunaire] (1912)--one of the defining compositions of the twentieth century.
		Although helpful in including the original French text by Giraud, the German translation by Hartleben (used by Schoenberg), and an English translation from the original, I found the latter translation by Gregory C. Richter disappointing and very poor: it lacks the spiraling insanity and verbal vigor I have read from other translations.
		Richter, in his treatment to Pierrot, is either over-simplifying or over-complicating (by not paying attention to connotations, and the different degrees of effectiveness of words that share the same meaning) or doing both at the same time; it feels frustrating.
	www.amazon.com /Albert-Girauds-Pierrot-Lunaire-Odyssey/dp/1931112029 (1362 words)

	Essay #297 for Kalvos & Damian's New Music Bazaar
		It was Albert Kayenbergh, a minor poet whose best work, Blackmoor knew, was yet to come -- but only if he intervened.
		Kayenbergh has adopted the pseudonym of Albert Giraud, has written a collection of 50 rondelles entitled "Pierrot Lunaire" -- or Parrots of the Moon -- and indeed has a hole in his head.
		Schoenberg was captivated by Giraud's dark themes, which closely mirrored the color of his favorite trousers.
	kalvos.org /bazzr297.html (824 words)

	Schoenberg - Pierrot Lunaire: an Atonal Landmark
		The work is a melodrama, a form popular at the time, consisting of poetry spoken against an instrumental background.
		Schoenberg's title describes the work as "three times seven poems by Albert Giraud in German translation by Otto Erich Hartleben." Pierrot lunaire is the last important work of Schoenberg's Expressionist period (1907 to World War I).
		She also sang Otto Wrieslander's (1880-1950) song settings of Hartleben's translations of Albert Giraud's (1860 -1929) Pierrot lunaire.
	www.scena.org /lsm/sm5-7/schoenberg-en.htm (980 words)

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	Black Hair Ensemble
		A work for percussion quartet, Sukeroku, was premiered by 'Backbeat' in January 2000, and has been extensively toured by them, including 7 performances in Japan in 2003.
		In November 2002 the premiere took place, in York, of 'Pierrot Lunaire' - a fully staged realisation of new settings of all 50 of Albert Giraud's moon poems, in French and English.
		Pierrot Lunaire is to be recorded for NMC records in 2006, and will be featured at the Aarhus Festival, Denmark in May 2006.
	www.blackhairensemble.co.uk /personnel/roger_marsh.htm (221 words)

	A concert at New York City's Hunter College, reviewed by Maria Nockin
		The work was commissioned by actress Albertine Zehme, who often recited poems to music and wanted a piece to use in Berlin.
		Upon receiving the commission, Schoenberg wrote in his diary: 'A marvelous idea, quite right for me.' With Zehme in mind, he wrote it in an atonal style which requires the singer to use Sprechgesang, a style of speech-singing in which the indicated pitch is sounded but not held.
		Deaton declaimed the text with dramatic fervor and he painted Giraud's word pictures with vivid emotional coloration while accompanist Fennelly deftly shaped the harmonies of the work.
	www.mvdaily.com /articles/2006/06/hunter3.htm (178 words)

	Classical (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pierrot Lunaire was his Opus 21, so he assembled 21 poems, in three sets of seven, by the Belgian poet Albert Giraud about the lovesick clown Pierrot, the commedia dell'arte character in whiteface and loose, baggy white silks.
		The complicated form of these poems is the rondeau -- 13 lines (one line short of a sonnet) in three stanzas.
		In various recombinations they capture the icy, glistening-but-disjointed moonlit world of Giraud's creepy poems.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/music/99/05/27/CLASSICAL.html (615 words)

	Leslie Bassett Festival of Music
		At Michigan he became chairman of composition, the Albert A. Stanley Distinguished University Professor of Music, and the 1984 Henry Russel Lecturer, the university's highest faculty honor.
		Schoenberg's famous Pierrot Lunaire, a wonderful 20th century classic, draws upon German translations of French texts by Albert Giraud, not all of which the composer used.
		In 1988 the Schoenberg Institute commissioned several other composers to set some of the remaining poetry for the same ensemble, premiering the new works in a pair of concerts.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~cyoungk/bassett.htm (1322 words)

	Professor Roger Marsh
		His setting of all of Albert Giraud’s Pierrot Lunaire — 50 Rondels Bergamasques was released in 2007 on NMC records (NMC127), and a major article on Giraud was published in twentieth century music (CUP) also in 2007.
		Roger Marsh directs the ensemble Black Hair which specialises in the theatrical realisation of contemporary music.
		Pierrot Lunaire: 50 Rondels Bergamasques (2002) Settings of Albert Giraud's 1884 collection Pierrot Lunaire; for combined vocal ensembles.
	music.york.ac.uk /staff/academic/roger_marsh (792 words)

	Pierrot lunaire [sound recording] ; Kammersymphonie no. 1 / Schoenberg. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Three times seven poems from Albert Giraud's Pierrot lunaire, op.
		Text of the 1st work by Albert Giraud, with German translation by Otto Erich Hartleben.
		Program notes by Roger L. Lustig ; vocal texts in German by Otto Erich Hartleben, English translations by Carl Beier (23 p.
	voyager.uvm.edu /bibs/bid1168344.html (137 words)

	INKPOT#74 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: SCHOENBERG Pierrot Lunaire. Herzgewachse. Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte. ...
		Melodrama on poems by Albert Giraud, for speaker and five instrumentalists
		using the 'twelve-note system' that became known, to Schoenberg's annoyance, as 'atonality') the composer found a truly original voice in the unclassifiable Pierrot Lunaire, a monodrama without narrative, based on translations of 21 poems by the Belgian writer Albert Giraud.
		Taking note of Debussy's free sense of form and attention to instrumental colour, Schoenberg wrote his very own Rite of Spring, a singular masterpiece which, however ground-breaking, stands alone as the beginning and end of a phase in his development.
	inkpot.com /classical/schoenpierrot.html (993 words)

	Andre Delpeuch, Jean-Pierre Giraud & Albert Hesse (ed.). Archeologie precolombienne et coloniale des Caraibes.(Book ...
		Andre Delpeuch, Jean-Pierre Giraud and Albert Hesse (ed.).
		Copyright information COPYRIGHT 2004 Antiquity Publications, Ltd. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.
		All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.
	www.highbeam.com /doc/1G1-115405886.html?refid=ip_hf (147 words)

	Arnold Schoenberg - Pierrot lunaire op. 21 - Bibliography
		Dreimal sieben Gedichte aus Albert Girauds »Pierrot lunaire« op.
		Music theory in concept and practice, edited by James M. Baker, David W. Beach, Jonathan W. Bernard.
		Hulst, Lieven Jan Herman et Lieven Tack: Les 'Pierrot Lunaire' d'Albert Giraud, O.E. Hartleben et Arnold Schönberg: pour une analyse des transferts interculturels et intersémiotiques, in: Neophilologus 83 (1999), p.
	www.schoenberg.at /6_archiv/biblio/bibliography_op21_e.htm (1764 words)

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	Pierrot Lunaire - Arnold Schoenberg - Music Reviews
		A decade before his first serial work, Arnold Schoenberg broke through the constraints of 19th century tonality with Pierrot Lunaire.
		On opening in Berlin in 1912, this monodrama based on poems by Albert Giraud was a qualified success but occasioned the vicious opposition that Schoenberg's work...
		On opening in Berlin in 1912, this monodrama based on poems by Albert Giraud was a qualified success but occasioned the vicious opposition that Schoenberg's work would become famous for.
	www.mp3.com /albums/488123/reviews.html (614 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Pierrot Lunaire: Albert Giraud - Otto Erich Hartleben - Arnold Schoenberg: Une Collection D'Etudes ...
		Amazon.co.uk: Pierrot Lunaire: Albert Giraud - Otto Erich Hartleben - Arnold Schoenberg: Une Collection D'Etudes Musico-Litterares/A Collection Of Musicologial And (La Republique Des Lettres): Mark Delaere, Jan Herman: Books
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		Pierrot Lunaire: Albert Giraud - Otto Erich Hartleben - Arnold Schoenberg: Une Collection D'Etudes Musico-Litterares/A Collection Of Musicologial And (La Republique Des Lettres) (Paperback)
	www.amazon.co.uk /Pierrot-Lunaire-Schoenberg-Musico-Litterares-Musicologial/dp/9042914556 (294 words)

	Textbooks by Albert Giraud - Direct Textbook (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Albert Giraud's Pierrot Lunaire (New Odyssey Series) by Albert Giraud
		Inventaire bibliographique des pastorales thÃ©Ã¢trales en Provence: Un thÃ©Ã¢tre populaire au temps de NoÃ«l by Albert Giraud
	www.directtextbook.com /author/albert-giraud (131 words)

	Lamson Library » Dreimal Sieben Gedichte Aus Albert Girauds Pierrot Lunaire;
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	library.plymouth.edu /read/107692 (129 words)

	Arnold Franz Walter Schoenberg (The Lied and Art Song Texts Page: Texts and Translations to Lieder, Mélodies, ...
		Rote Messe (Otto Erich Hartleben after Albert Giraud)
		Heimfahrt (Barcarole) (Otto Erich Hartleben after Albert Giraud)
		O alter Duft (Otto Erich Hartleben after Albert Giraud)
	www.recmusic.org /lieder/s/schoenberg.html (818 words)

	1931112029 : 9781931112024:Albert Giraud's 'Pierrot Lunaire'
		White Cross Mills, Hightown, LANCASTER LA1 4XS, United Kingdom.
		This is the first English translation of Belgian poet Albert Giraud's collection of fifty poems, Pierrot Lunaire: Rondels Bergamasques (1884).
		Giraud's work was translated into German by Otto Erich Hartleben, and twenty-one of those poems were used by Arnold Schoenberg in his masterpiece [Pierrot Lunaire] (1912) -- one of the defining compositions of the twentieth century.
	www.gazellebookservices.co.uk /ISBN/1931112029.htm (109 words)

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