Konradas Kaveckas
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Konradas Kaveckas (November 2, 1905 in Tirkšliai, Mažeikiai County - November 8, 1996 in Vilnius) was a Lithuanian organist and choral conductor.[1]
Kaveckas established himself among the most prominent Lithuanian composers prior to German occupation.[2] Under Stalin's rule Kaveckas composed secular choral music publicly, but in secret also religious music.[3]
Recordings
[edit]- Susitikt Tave Norėčiau Vėlei (LP) Мелодия С10-08827-8 1977
References
[edit]- ^ Baltic Musics/Baltic Musicologies: The Landscape Since 1991 Kevin C Karnes, Joachim Braun, 2013
- ^ The Routledge Handbook to Music under German Occupation, David Fanning, Erik Levi · 2019 ... including both earlier and more recent works of the most prominent composers – Julius Gaidelis, Vladas Jakubėnas, Antanas Račiūnas, Juozas Gruodis, Stasys Šimkus, Juozas Pakalnis, Julius Sinius and Konradas Kaveckas."
- ^ Baltic Musics/Baltic Musicologies: The Landscape Since 1991 -Kevin C Karnes, Joachim Braun · 2013 Page 37 "... for example, Konradas Kaveckas wrote religious music and even gave lectures to priests".
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