STEPAN LUCKY Film Composer & Holocaust Hero & Survivor AMSQU & ALS 1948

Description

Autographed 4 bar musical quotation of the composer's 1947 Piano Concerto op. 13 on one side of a 4" x 6" postcard with an autographed letter on the verso, Prague, January 5, 1948.
Štěpán Lucký (1919 - 2006) was a Czech composer
He graduated from high school in Zilina and then studied piano at the Prague Conservatory with Albin Sima and Alois Haba . During World War II he participated in the resistance movement, was arrested and sent to progressively worse concentration camps in Budapest, Ilava, Auschwitz and Buchenwald.
After he was freed by the Allies he completed his studies at the Prague Conservatory master course Jaroslav Řídký . He also studied musicology at Charles University. While he studied, he was a music critic for several magazines. In 1954 he became the head of the Czechoslovak Television's music broadcast . He also lectured on opera television at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague .
He is mainly known as the author of music for film and television. Together with Vladimír Bor, he published a monograph on the composer Václav Trojan .
Vocal Songs
The Great Years (cantata, 1952)
Midnight Surprise (opera, 1959)
Numerous songs, song cycles and children's choirs
Orchestral Songs
Symphonic Prologue (1939)
Mors Imperator (symphonic poem, 1941, lost during occupation)
Divertimento for Three Trombones and Strings (1946)
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (1947)
Orlice Suite for String Orchestra (1950)
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (1965)
Concerto Doppio for Violin, Piano and Orchestra (1971)
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra Op. 9 (1946, revised 1972)
Nenie , for violin, cello and orchestra (1974)
Orchestra Concerto (1976)
Concertino and Due Boemi for bass clarinet , piano and strings (1979)
Concertant Fantasy for Bass Clarinet and String Orchestra (1983)
Chamber Music
Children's Suite (1951)
Wind Quintet (1946)
Sonata Brevis (1947)
Elegie , for French horn and piano (1965)
Solo Sonata for Solo (1969)
Tre pezzi per I Due Boemi for bass clarinet and piano. (1969-70)
Sonata doppia for 2 violins. (1971)
Concertante Duo for Cello and Guitar (1972)
Sonata for Flute and Piano (1973)
Divertimento for Wind Quintet. (1974)
Prelude and Scherzino (1975)
Pastorale (1975)
Introduction and capriccio for bassoon and piano (1977)
Invention for Sonators (1977)
Arietta (1977)
Ballad for Cello Solo
Mucica collegialis (1980)
Rhapsody for Organ (1981)
Brass Quintet No. 2 (1982)
String Quartet (1984)
Sonatina for 2 Guitars (1986)
Wind Quartet , for Flute, Oboe , Clarinet and Horn (1985)
Divertimento op. 12
Ottetto per archi
Film Scores
Intermediate Games (1986)
Blue From Heaven (1983)
Fairy Tale (1981)
How to Trick a Lawyer (1980)
Julek (1979)
James (1976
Istanbul Events (1975)
Day 7 (1974)
Tall Blue Wall (1973)
My Woman's Affairs (1972)
Ringless Wedding (1972)
The Key (1971)
Daddy on Sunday (1971)
Chvojka (1970)
Žižka's Sword (1970)
Cage for Two (1967)
Seven Ravens (1967)
Naked Shepherd (1966)
Football (1965)
Completely Man (1965)
Pretzel (1964)
Sparta - Slavia \ t
Thieves Between Us (1963)
Mother-in-law (1963)
Who Does Havana Dance (1962)
Weekdays Sunday (1962)
Gustav Hilmar (1961)
Actor Stanislav Neumann (1961)
Rooster Shy Death (1961)
Towing Birds (1961)
Vlasta Fabianova (1961)
Otomar Korbelář (1960)
Torches (1960)
Rychlik to Ostrava (1960)
105% alibi (1959)
End of the Road (1959)
First and Last (1959)
Black Battalion (1958)
About Supernatural Matters (1958)
Jurasek (1956)
After a Night's Day (1955)
Still Not Wedding (1954)
One of the Relay (1952)
Extraordinary Years (1952)
Not Still Cloudy (1950)
Joyful Life (1950)
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