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==Foreword==
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In 2011 Walter Legley donated an extensive part of his archive to the library of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel). This donation included a hundred manuscripts, numerous books, scores and concert programmes, all of which had once belonged to his father, Victor Legley (1915-1994).
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This exceptional acquisition for the conservatory library was the impulse for a new catalogue of Legley's oeuvre, to which Koenraad Sterckx devoted himself in the years 2013-2021.
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*'''Op. 5''' [[Opus 5: Strijkkwartet 1 | Strijkkwartet 1]] (1941)
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*'''Op. 6''' [[Opus 6: Symfonische variaties op een oud Vlaams lied | Symfonische variaties op een oud Vlaams lied]] (1941)
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For the compilation of this catalogue, two older important catalogues were built on:
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*Carine Tessely: [[Tessely/en|Victor Legley (°1915) - Inleiding tot zijn oeuvre]] [Introduction to his oeuvre], a Master's thesis from 1977, and
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*Ronald de Roeck: [[De Roeck/en|La producció de Victor Legley]] [The works of Victor Legley], a doctoral thesis from 2009.
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New source research allowed to complete these catalogues and to gain a (hopefully) complete overview of Legley's oeuvre.
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==Victor Legley==
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For the composer's biography, we refer to the following websites:
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*Matrix - Centre for New Music: [https://matrix-new-music.be/en/publications/flemish-composers-database/legley-victor/ Legley Victor (1915-1994)]
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*Musicians from Ostend: [https://archief.oostende.be/product.aspx?id=6288 Legley Victor (1915-1994)] (dutch)
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*Muziekcentrum Vlaanderen: [http://www.muziekcentrum.be/identity.php?ID=134641 Victor Legley] (dutch)
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*Study Centre for Flemish Music: [https://www.svm.be/content/legley-vic Legley, Vic] (dutch)
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*Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vic_Legley Vic Legley]
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== Notes on the catalogue==
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Some principles that apply to all pages describing Legley's compositions:
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*when no explicit reference is made to a source, that source is the autograph (sometimes a photocopy of it);
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*when Legley didn't specify the duration of a composition in his autograph, we take over the duration given by the former [https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/CeBeDeM CeBeDeM], without explicitly referring to it; in a few cases other sources had to be consulted, these are explicitly referred to;
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*when referring to [[Tessely/en|Tessely]], we adopt the pagination used by [[De Roeck]] when referring to [[Tessely/en|Tessely]];
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*tempo indications are tacitly corrected: e.g. ''grazioso'' instead of Legley's usual incorrect ''gracioso''.
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==Thanks==
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I would like to thank the following persons who helped me to realize this catalogue:
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*first of all my colleagues in the library of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, especially Joachim, Johan, Olivia and Richard for their assistance
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*Emmanuel Sproelants and Pieterjan Hermans of the music library of the Flemish Radio Choir (Vlaams Radiokoor) and Brussels Philharmonic
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*Hugo Sledsens of the VRT archives
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*[[De Roeck/en|Ronald de Roeck]]
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*[[Tessely/en|Carine Tessely]]
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Koenraad Sterckx, 2013-2021
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Latest revision as of 08:48, 26 October 2021

→to the catalogue

Foreword

In 2011 Walter Legley donated an extensive part of his archive to the library of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel). This donation included a hundred manuscripts, numerous books, scores and concert programmes, all of which had once belonged to his father, Victor Legley (1915-1994).

This exceptional acquisition for the conservatory library was the impulse for a new catalogue of Legley's oeuvre, to which Koenraad Sterckx devoted himself in the years 2013-2021.

For the compilation of this catalogue, two older important catalogues were built on:

New source research allowed to complete these catalogues and to gain a (hopefully) complete overview of Legley's oeuvre.

Victor Legley

For the composer's biography, we refer to the following websites:

Notes on the catalogue

Some principles that apply to all pages describing Legley's compositions:

  • when no explicit reference is made to a source, that source is the autograph (sometimes a photocopy of it);
  • when Legley didn't specify the duration of a composition in his autograph, we take over the duration given by the former CeBeDeM, without explicitly referring to it; in a few cases other sources had to be consulted, these are explicitly referred to;
  • when referring to Tessely, we adopt the pagination used by De Roeck when referring to Tessely;
  • tempo indications are tacitly corrected: e.g. grazioso instead of Legley's usual incorrect gracioso.

Thanks

I would like to thank the following persons who helped me to realize this catalogue:

  • first of all my colleagues in the library of the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, especially Joachim, Johan, Olivia and Richard for their assistance
  • Emmanuel Sproelants and Pieterjan Hermans of the music library of the Flemish Radio Choir (Vlaams Radiokoor) and Brussels Philharmonic
  • Hugo Sledsens of the VRT archives
  • Ronald de Roeck
  • Carine Tessely


Koenraad Sterckx, 2013-2021