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Vlad, Marina-Marta (b. March 8, 1949,
Bucharest). Romanian composer of mostly chamber works that have been performed
throughout Europe.
Ms. Vlad initially studied violin
with Cecilia Geanta at the Music High School in Bucharest from 1960-65. She
later studied with Tudor Ciortea, Emilia Comisel, Victor Iusceanu, Myriam
Marbe, Grete Miletineanu, Stefan Niculescu, Ioana Stefanescu, Aurel Stroe, and
Zeno Vancea at the National University of Music in Bucharest, where she
graduated in 1973.
Her honors include a prize from the
National University of Music in Bucharest (1972, for the cantata Resonance [withdrawn]).
She served as an assistant at the
National University of Music in Bucharest from 1973-90 and then served as a
professor there from 1990-2002.
She is married to the composer
Ulpiu Vlad.
CONTACT INFORMATION
E-mail
address: romanvlad@dnt.ro
Street
address: Ms. Marina-Marta Vlad, Str. Av. Andrei Popovici 18, Bldg. 8A, Sc. C,
Et. 4, Apt. 39, 712542 Bucharest, Romania
Telephone:
+ 402 1230 6712
COMPLETE LIST OF WORKS
ORCHESTRAL: Symphonic Movement, 1979; Images,
string orchestra, 1980
CHAMBER MUSIC: Sonata, violin, piano, 1978; String
Quartet No. 1, 1981; String Quartet No. 2, 1982; Inscriptions for
Peace (string trio no. 1), violin, viola, cello, 1984; Dream of Peace (string trio no. 2), violin, viola, cello, 1985; String Trio No. 3, violin, viola, cello, 1986; Light
Rays, flute, oboe, clarinet, 1988; Thoughts
for the Future, flute, violin, viola, cello, 1989; Still Life I, oboe, 1996; Still
Life II, clarinet, 1997; Still Life
IV, violin, 1998; Still Life V,
viola, 1999; Still Life VI, cello,
2000; Still Life VII, flute, 2000; Still Life VIII, bassoon, 2001
CHORAL: This Country’s Land (cantata,
text by Ion Brad), baritone, mixed chorus, orchestra, 1987
PIANO: Rondo, 1978; Sonata, 1981;
Legend, 1983; In Search of the Game, 1983; In
Search of the Game No. 2, 1994; Still Life III, 1997
(Last updated on February 12, 2003)
