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Javier Bello-Portu (Tolosa, 1920-2004) was a Basque composer. He was founder of the choir Escolanía Felipe Gorriti in 1943, for whom he composed the majority of his fifty choral works. Other works were composed for another choir he founded in the French Basque Country, the Basque Country Choir of Bayonne. His work was influenced by French impressionism and by the work of Father Donostia.〔(composer website )〕〔(cm ediciones )〕 ==Works, editions and recording== * Pays Basque, * Tres canciones nostálgicas, * Un homenaje a Iparraguirre, * Don Miguel de Unamuno: tres sonetos * Tres canciones alegres, * Tríptico vasco o Tres canciones sentimentales * O vos omnes (1937) * Miserere (1946) * Ave Maria (1949) * A mi flor (1947) by Federico de Zavala (1916–1993) * A Belén - Pastores venid! (1942) two Christmas carols * Lastozko zubiya (1946) * Carta del Rey (1950) * Llanto por Martín Zalacain de Urbía (1952) for the character in Pío Baroja's novel ''Zalacain the Adventurer'' * Soule (1953) from the song "Adios ene maitia" * Canción de invierno (1957) poems from ''La fuente pensativa'' by Juan Ramón Jiménez * Berceuse de Reparacea (1957) lullaby of the Palace of Reparacea in Oieregi * Iparraguirre (1954) two songs by José Maria Iparraguirre, Nere amak baleki and Agur Euskalerriari, which had already been adapted in Un Homenaje a Iparraguirre (earlier version for mixed voices) * Eguerria! (1955) * No lloréis, mis ojos (1975) verses from ''Shepherds of Bethlehem'' by Lope de Vega * In memoriam of Garat-Anthon Ayestarán (1987) * Don Miguel de Unamuno: Tres sonetos (1996) * Dos Fábulas de Félix María Samaniego: Las moscas, La Serpiente y la Lima (1997). * Donostiaco damachoac (1992) * Ostiraletan duzu (1992) * Plainte de la jeune châtelaine (1992) 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「Javier Bello-Portu」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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