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| − | In september 1977, musicologist Carine Tessely obtained her licence degree with the thesis "Victor Legley (°1915) – Inleiding tot zijn | + | In september 1977, musicologist Carine Tessely obtained her licence degree with the thesis "Victor Legley (°1915) – Inleiding tot zijn oeuvre" [Introduction to his works] at the [https://www.kuleuven.be Catholic University of Louvain]. For her catalogue, she collaborated with Legley, which makes her work an important source for Legley scholarship. |
Later, Legley and Tessely kept in touch: in 1987, Legley composed his [[small triptych]] on texts by Tessely's husband, Hendrik Stubbe; in 1991, he dedicated his [[Isar I/en|Isar I]] to the couple's son; in 1993, he dedicated his [[Symphony 8|eighth symphony]] to them. | Later, Legley and Tessely kept in touch: in 1987, Legley composed his [[small triptych]] on texts by Tessely's husband, Hendrik Stubbe; in 1991, he dedicated his [[Isar I/en|Isar I]] to the couple's son; in 1993, he dedicated his [[Symphony 8|eighth symphony]] to them. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:39, 28 July 2021
In september 1977, musicologist Carine Tessely obtained her licence degree with the thesis "Victor Legley (°1915) – Inleiding tot zijn oeuvre" [Introduction to his works] at the Catholic University of Louvain. For her catalogue, she collaborated with Legley, which makes her work an important source for Legley scholarship.
Later, Legley and Tessely kept in touch: in 1987, Legley composed his small triptych on texts by Tessely's husband, Hendrik Stubbe; in 1991, he dedicated his Isar I to the couple's son; in 1993, he dedicated his eighth symphony to them.
Below follows a table with an overview of the works Tessely discusses in her thesis[1]: