Deák Bárdos György
Composer
Place of Birth
Budapest
Date of Birth
1905
Hungarian organist, composer, music teacher, chorus master
1905 Born in Budapest on 5th June
1923-29 Studies at Academy of Music in Budapest, with Aladár Zalánffy (organ) and Albert Siklós (composition)
1929 Teacher in a gymnasium in Budapest
1933-47 Chorus master of Városmajor Church Choir
1946 Appointed to teach at the Academy of Music in Budapest
1991 Dies in Budapest on 14th August
Main works:
10 Masses (Mass of St Imre, op. 5, Diatonikus-, Eucharistikus-, Hungarian Mass, Missa cantata, etc.), 70 Cantatas, Pastoral, Parasceve, Rosarium, Angyalszó, Kiskarácsony, Magyar húsvét, Cecíliához. M.R.
1905 Born in Budapest on 5th June
1923-29 Studies at Academy of Music in Budapest, with Aladár Zalánffy (organ) and Albert Siklós (composition)
1929 Teacher in a gymnasium in Budapest
1933-47 Chorus master of Városmajor Church Choir
1946 Appointed to teach at the Academy of Music in Budapest
1991 Dies in Budapest on 14th August
Main works:
10 Masses (Mass of St Imre, op. 5, Diatonikus-, Eucharistikus-, Hungarian Mass, Missa cantata, etc.), 70 Cantatas, Pastoral, Parasceve, Rosarium, Angyalszó, Kiskarácsony, Magyar húsvét, Cecíliához. M.R.
| Title | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|
| "Crucifigatur!" | Mixed choir | 1928 |
| "Pater! dimitte illis!" | Mixed choir | 1929 |
| "Tristis est anima mea..." | Mixed choir | 1927 |
| Eli! Eli! | Mixed choir | 1933 |
| Parasceve | Mixed choir | 1928 |