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Stanley Bate
English composer and pianist

Stanley Bate

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English composer and pianist
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Gender
Male
Place of birth
Plymouth, Plymouth, Devon, South West England
Place of death
London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Age
47 years
Family
Spouse:
Peggy Glanville-Hicks
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Biography

Stanley Bate (December 12, 1911 – October 19, 1959) was an English composer and pianist.

Life

Bate received early training in music and had composed two operas by age 20. He studied under Ralph Vaughan Williams, R.O. Morris, Gordon Jacob, and Arthur Benjamin, and then in Paris with Nadia Boulanger and in Berlin with Paul Hindemith. He wrote incidental music for performances at German playhouses, and toured Australia and the United States as a pianist. Bate was openly gay, but was married to fellow composer Peggy Glanville-Hicks from 1938 to 1949, when they divorced. After several years living in America, where Bate and Glanville-Hicks had moved in 1941, he returned to London. Bate committed suicide in 1959.

Works

Bate's works are influenced by Hindemith, Vaughan Williams, and William Walton.

Dramatic

  • The Forest Enchanted, 1928
  • All for the Queen, 1929–30
  • Eros, 1935
  • Goyescas, 1937
  • Juanita (mime-ballet), 1938
  • Cap over Mill, op.27, 1939
  • Perseus, op.26, 1939
  • Dance Variations, op.49, 1944–6
  • Highland Fling, 1946
  • Troilus and Cressida, op.60, 1948
  • Electra (Sophocles), 1938
  • Bodas de Sangre (Federico García Lorca), c. 1938
  • The Cherry Orchard (Anton Chekhov), c. 1938
  • Twelfth Night (Shakespeare), c. 1938
  • The White Guard, c. 1938
  • The Patriots (play) (Sidney Kingsley), 1944
  • The Fifth Year, 1944
  • Jean Helion, 1946
  • The Pleasure Garden, 1952–3
  • Light through the Ages, 1953

Instrumental

  • Concertante, op.24, 1936–8
  • Concertino, op.21, 1937
  • Symphony no.2, op.20, 1937–9
  • Sinfonietta no.1, op.22, 1938
  • Piano Concerto no.2, op.28, 1940
  • Symphony no.3, op.29, 1940
  • Violin Concerto. no.2, op.42, 1943
  • Sinfonietta no.2, op.39, 1944
  • Viola Concerto, op.46, 1944–6
  • Haneen, op.50, 1944
  • Pastorale, op.48a, c. 1946
  • Violin Concerto no.3, op.58, 1947–50
  • Piano Concerto no.3, op.66, 1951–2
  • Concerto grosso, 1952
  • Harpsichord Concerto, 1952–5
  • Cello Concerto, 1953
  • Symphony no.4, 1954–5
  • Piano Concerto no.4, c. 1955
  • Piano Concerto no.5, 1958

Chamber music

  • Sonata, op.11, 1937
  • 5 Pieces, op.23, c. 1937
  • Sonatina, op.12, 1938
  • String Quartet no.2, op.41, 1942
  • Sonata no.1, op.47, 1946
  • Sonata, op.52, 1946
  • Fantasy, op.56, 1946–7
  • Recitative, op.52a, 1946–7
  • Pastorale, op.57, c. 1947
  • Sonata no.2, 1950

Piano

  • 6 Pieces for an Infant Prodigy, op.13, c. 1938
  • 2 Sonatinas, op.19, 1939–41
  • Romance and Toccata, op.25, 1941
  • Sonatinas nos.3–9, opp.30–6, 1942–3
  • Overture to a Russian War Relief Concert, op.37, c. 1943
  • 3 Pieces, op.38, 1943
  • Sonata no.1, op.45, 1943
  • Suite, op.44, 1943
  • 3 Mazurkas, op.38a, 1944
  • Sonata no.2, op.59, 1947
  • Sonata no.3, op.62, 1949
  • 17 Preludes, op.64, 1949
  • Prelude, Rondo and Toccata, 1953

Vocal

  • Incantations (E. Jolas), op.48
  • 4 Songs (A.E. Housman), op.51, 1945
  • Pomes Penyeach (James Joyce), op.53, 1946
  • 3 Songs (C. Day-Lewis, E. Sitwell, Joyce), op.55, 1946
  • 3 Songs (Hilaire Belloc), op.61, 1947–8
  • 6 Songs (S. Smith), 1952
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