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Theodor Schaefer (23 January 1904, Telč – 19 March 1969, Brno) was a Czech composer of modern classical music and musical theorist. == Selected works == ;Stage * ''Švanda dudák'' (Švanda the Bagpiper), Children's Opera (1925); libretto by F. Tomek * ''Honza dobrák'', Children's Opera (1923); libretto by F. Tomek * ''Mauglí'' (Mowgli), Incidental Music to the play by Rudyard Kipling for piano (1932) * ''Legenda o štěstí'' (Legend of Happiness), Ballet, Op. 23 (1950–1953) ;Orchestral * ''Tři české tance ve starém slohu'' (3 Czech Dances in Olden Style) (1930) * ''Scherzo Piccolo'', Op. 9 (1937) * ''Valašská serenáda'' (Wallachian Serenade), Symphonic Poem, Op. 12 (1939) * ''Janošík'', Ballad-Overture, Op. 15 (1939) * ''Legenda o štěstí'' (Legend of Happiness), Suite from the ballet, Op. 23b (1950–1953, 1955) * ''Pekelné tance'' (Infernal Dances) from the ballet ''Legenda o štěstí'', Op. 23c (1950–1953, 1958) * ''Tři části'' (3 Sections) from the ballet ''Legenda o štěstí'', Op. 23d (1950–1953, 1955) * ''Taneční suita'' (Dance Suite) from the ballet ''Legenda o štěstí'', Op. 23f (1950–1953, 1958) * Symphony, Op. 25 (1957–1961) * ''Rapsódická reportáž'' (Rhapsodic Report), Op. 28 (1959–1960) ;Concertante * Concerto for piano and orchestra, Op. 10 (1937–1943) * ''Sinfonia pastorale concertante alla maniera di stile classico'' for flute, oboe, bassoon and chamber orchestra, Op.23a (1954); from the ballet ''Legenda o štěstí'' * ''Diathema'' for viola and orchestra, Op. 24 (1955–1956) * ''Barbar a růže'' (The Barbarian and the Rose) for piano and orchestra, Op. 27 (1958–1959) * ''Glosae instrumentale'' for 2 pianos and chamber ensemble, Op. 32 (1965); unfinished ;Chamber music * String Quartet No. 1 in D minor, Op. 2 (1929) * ''Suita pro hoboj a klavír'' (Suite for oboe and piano) (1929–1930) * Violin Concerto for violin and piano, Op. 4 (1933) * Wind Quintet for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon, Op. 5 (1934–1935) * String Quartet No. 2, Op. 16 (1940–1941) * ''Slavnostní fanfáry (Brněnská konzervatoř)'' (Festive Fanfares for Brno Conservatory) (1943) * String Quartet No. 3, Op. 21 (1944–1945) * ''Divertimento mesto'', Octet for flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon, violin, viola and cello, Op. 22 (1946–1947) * ''Slavnostní fanfáry pro Univerzitu Palackého v Olomouci'' (Festive Fanfares for Palacký University of Olomouc) (1948) * ''Cigánovy housle'' (The Gyspy's Violin) for violin and piano, Op. 29 (1960–1961) * ''Fanfáry pro Janáčkovu akademii múzických umění v Brně'' (Fanfares for the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Brno) for 4 trumpets, 3 trombones and tuba, Op. 30 (1961) ;Piano * Sonatina, Op. 6 (1935–1936) * ''Romantické skladby'' (Romantic Pieces); 6 Pieces, Op. 7 (1936) * ''Klavírní etudy'' (Etudes for Piano), Suite in 5 movements, Op. 8 (1936–1937) * ''Klavírní etudy'' (Etudes for Piano), 2 Dances, Op. 11 (1937–1938) * ''Index'', 16 Pieces in 2 books, Op. 13 (1938) * ''Elegie za Zdeničku'' (Elegy for Zdenička), Suite in 5 movements, Op. 20 (1944) ;Choral * ''Anemonky'' (The Anemones) for male chorus; words by Jaroslav Vrchlický * ''Poštovní schránka'' (Mail Box) for mixed chorus, Op. 3 (1932); words by Jiří Wolker * ''Tři mužské sbory'' (3 Male Choruses), Op. 14 (1939) * ''Vlast Libušina'' (Libuše's Homeland), 3 female choruses a cappella, Op. 17 (1940); words by Alois Vojkůvka * ''Zimní kantáta'' (Winter Cantata) for soprano, mixed chorus and orchestra, Op. 19 (1943–1945); words by Kamil Bednář * ''Dva madrigaly'' (2 Madrigals) for female chorus a cappella, Op. 26 (1957) * ''Světské requiem'' (Secular Requiem), Op. 33 (1964); unfinished ;Vocal * ''Jaro přichází'' (Spring Is Coming), 3 Songs for female voice and piano, Op. 1 (1925); words by M. Kaulfusová, Josef Václav Sládek and A. Nováková * ''Podivný svět'' (Strange World), Cycle of 5 songs for tenor and piano (1925-1926); words by A. Kraus and M. Kaulfusová * ''Ukolébavka'' (Lullaby) for voice and piano (1931); words by L. Beková * ''Julie aneb Snář'' (Julie, or The Dream), Melodrama in 3 acts for soloists, chamber orchestra, jazz instruments and piano (1933–1934); words by Georges Neveux in Czech translation by Jindřich Hořejší * ''Milostné balady'' (Love Ballads), 5 Songs for female voice and piano, Op. 18 (1943) * ''Bithematicon'', 4 Songs for baritone and piano, Op. 31 (1967) * ''Rašení'' for voice and piano; words by František Serafínský Procházka * ''Hvězdám'' for voice and piano; words by Jaroslav Vrchlický * ''Sežloutla ta lípa'' for voice and piano; words by Jaroslav Vrchlický * ''Balada horská'' for voice and piano; words by Jan Neruda * ''Balada dětská'' for voice and piano; words by Jan Neruda * ''Čerevený květ'' for voice and piano; words by Petr Bezruč * ''Má matka hrála'' for voice and piano; words by Karel Hlaváček 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Theodor Schaefer」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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