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Stefan Remenkov
Stefan Nikolov Remenkov (Bulgarian: Стефан Николов Ременков) (born 30 April 1923, Silistra - 30 October 1988, Sofia) was a Bulgarian composer and pianist.
== Biography ==
Remenkov comes from a family of teachers. His father Nikolay Remenkov taught history and philosophy, and was a headteacher. His mother Angelina was a chemistry teacher. He received piano lessons from an early age and began composing already in school. He completed his high school education in Constanta, Romania where the family lived at the time. During World War II he served as a soldier on the front with the Bulgarian army. After the war he studied music graduating in 1950 from the Bulgarian State Conservatoire majoring in composition under Prof. Pancho Vladigerov and Prof. Veselin Stoyanov; and piano under Prof. Dimitar Nenov.〔s. cover of Balkanton record BCA 1300/430 - Stefan Remenkov - Sofia, 1980: "graduated... majoring in piano under Prof. Dimitar Nenov and composition - under Prof. Pancho Vladigerov and Prof. Vesselin Stoyanov."〕 He taught Musical Forms at the Bulgarian State Conservatoire from 1950 - 1955 as assistant-lecturer to Prof. Veselin Stoyanov, then specialised for a year at the Moscow Conservatory under Aram Khachaturian.〔Frank, Paul; Altman, Wilhelm. "Kurzgefasstes Tonkünstler Lexikon", volume 2, edition 15, Wilhelmshaven 1978, p. 214. ISBN 3795900875: "Stud: Kons. Sofia u. Kons. Moskau (Chatschsturjan). Komp. W: Sinfon, Suiten, Klvkonz, KaM, KlvM."〕
After that he lived and worked as a composer in Sofia, writing more than 86 compositions.〔Radev, Valcho (Радев, Вълчо). "Belezhiti Silistrenzi" (Бележити Силистренци - Notable Silistrians), Silistra 2006, p.388: "Стефан Ременков е автор на повече от 86 опуса..."〕 Some of these received awards, for instance "Prelude and Dance" (1957).〔The British Library's Sound Collection. Prelude And Dance/Remenkov Sofia State Philharmonic Orchestra/Vlady Simeonov (recording)〕 Most were published 〔Publishing house Nauka i Izkustvo - Наука и изкуство, Sofia; Publishing house Muzika - Музика, Sofia.〕 and many of Bulgaria's top musicians, orchestras, and choirs performed them. Balkanton released over the years three long playing vinyl records (LP's) with music by Stefan Remenkov, the last one in 1980.〔Balkanton BCA 1300/430 - Stefan Remenkov - The Bulgarian Composers Records Collection, Sofia 1980.〕 Further recordings are in the archives of the Bulgarian National Radio, which broadcast them.
Among his works are one opera, one operetta, a ballet; many instrumental works - symphonies,〔Hollfelder, Peter. "Das grosse Handbuch der Klaviermusik", Hamburg 1996, p.801. ISBN 3930656493: "Remenkov tritt hauptsächlich mit Bühnen- und Orchesterwerken (5 Symphonien) sowie mit Klaviermusik hervor..."〕 concertos for piano and orchestra,〔Schönewolf, Karl. "Konzertbuch", volume 2, Leipzig 1967, p. 657: "Künstlerische Quialitäten besitzen auch die Klavierkonzerte von Alexander Rajtschew und Stefan Remenkow... " ( "..the piano concertos of Alexander Raichev and Stefan Remenkov possess artistic merit ...)〕 for violoncello and orchestra, for violin and orchestra, sonatas for piano, for violin and piano,〔The British Library. Соната за цигулка и пиано. Sonate pour violin et piano. (Score and part.) 2 pt. Държавно издателство "Наука и изкуство": София, 1955. g.896.b.(4.)〕 for flute, oboe, and piano, suites, preludes, divertimento, rhapsody, piano quintet, string quintet, string quartets, trios, film music; as well as solo, choral, and children's songs.
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