Bruce Mather

Origin: Toronto
Born: 1939
Genres: opéra

Biography

Bruce Mather (born May 9, 1939) is a Canadian composer, pianist, teacher, and writer who is particularly known for his contributions to contemporary classical music. His encounter with microtonal music pioneer Ivan Wyschnegradsky was pivotal in shaping his musical aesthetic. Mather has continued the principle of non-octave spaces that Wyschnegradsky cherished in his works. He has composed numerous pieces, including the famous Poème du délire in homage to Scriabin, a composer who influenced both him and Wyschnegradsky. His writing is also inspired by his love of poetry and wine.

Highlights

Canadian composer known for microtonal music.
Born in Toronto on May 9, 1939.
Influenced by Ivan Wyschnegradsky.
Notable work: Poème du délire in homage to Scriabin.

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How old is Bruce Mather?

Bruce Mather was born in 1939.

Where is Bruce Mather from?

Bruce Mather is from Toronto, Canada.

What genre of music does he make?

Bruce Mather primarily composes opera music.

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