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- Claude Vivier (14 April 1948 - 7 March 1983) was a Canadian composer. Born to unknown parents in Montreal, Vivier was adopted at the age of three by a poor French-Canadian family. From the age of thirteen he attended boarding schools run by the Marist Brothers, a religious order that prepared young boys for a vocation in the priesthood. The young Vivier's religious inclinations were supplanted by a love of modern poetry and music. Upon being asked to leave the novitiate at the age of eighteen, he enrolled the following year at the Conservatoire de Musique de Montréal, where his main teacher was the composer Gilles Tremblay. His earliest works date from this period. In 1971 he began a period of three years' study in Europe, first at the Institute for Sonology in Utrecht, and then in Cologne with Karlheinz Stockhausen. Vivier learned much from Stockhausen, even though his later works bear little audible resemblance. In 1974 he returned to Montreal and began to establish his reputation. Early works like Lettura di Dante were performed with some success at the concerts of the SMCQ. In autumn 1976 he undertook a long trip to the East, notably to Japan and Bali; the music he encountered there made a profound effect on him. Subsequent compositions like Pulau Dewata show the impact quite audibly; but in later works the influence has been digested and goes much deeper. Vivier's opera Kopernikus, to his own libretto, was premièred on 8 May 1980, at the Théâtre du Monument National in Montreal. By that time he had begun to compose in a somewhat different manner, influenced by the techniques of French spectral music, and was notably influenced by Gérard Grisey and Tristan Murail. The first of the works in this new manner, Lonely Child (1980) for soprano and orchestra, has become his best-known work. This and other late scores of Vivier, including Prologue pour un Marco Polo and Wo bist du Licht! were intended for inclusion in an unfinished "opéra fleuve" entitled Rêves d'un Marco Polo. In June 1982, with the help of a Canada Council grant, Vivier left Montreal for Paris, where he began work on an opera based on the death of Tchaikovsky. In March the following year he was stabbed to death by a young Parisian man who may have been a prospective lover and who was later caught and sentenced. His last work was the unfinished Glaubst du an die Unsterblichkeit der Seele, which contains a disturbing premonition of his untimely death.
- Claude Vivier gilt als einer der bedeutendsten zeitgenössischen kanadischen Komponisten.
- Claude Vivier, fue un compositor canadiense.
- Claude Vivier était un compositeur québécois né à Montréal le 14 avril 1948, mort à Paris le 7 mars 1983. Il entreprend ses premières études de musique à 19 ans, et entre par la suite au Conservatoire de musique de Montréal. De 1967 à 1970, il étudie la composition avec Gilles Tremblay. Grâce à une bourse du Conseil des Arts du Canada, il part étudier la composition électroacoustique en Allemagne sous la tutelle de Stockhausen de 1970 à 1974. Il s’est par ailleurs initié à la musique des ensembles de gamelan au cours d’un séjour dans l’île de Bali en Indonésie. Il laisse une quarantaine d'œuvres, dont la plupart ont été enregistrées sur disque ou DVD.
- クロード・ヴィヴィエ（またはヴィヴィエール。Claude Vivier, 1948年4月14日 モントリオール - 1983年3月7日 パリ）はカナダの現代音楽の作曲家。1970年代初頭にカールハインツ・シュトックハウゼンに師事しており、旋律的な発想に、シュトックハウゼンの作曲技法からの影響が見られる。東洋の音楽にも影響され、とりわけバリのガムランに心酔した。ヴィヴィエは同性愛者であり、パリのゲイバーで出会った男に刺し殺された。
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- Claude Vivier (14 April 1948 - 7 March 1983) was a Canadian composer. Born to unknown parents in Montreal, Vivier was adopted at the age of three by a poor French-Canadian family. From the age of thirteen he attended boarding schools run by the Marist Brothers, a religious order that prepared young boys for a vocation in the priesthood. The young Vivier's religious inclinations were supplanted by a love of modern poetry and music.
- Claude Vivier gilt als einer der bedeutendsten zeitgenössischen kanadischen Komponisten.
- Claude Vivier, fue un compositor canadiense.
- Claude Vivier était un compositeur québécois né à Montréal le 14 avril 1948, mort à Paris le 7 mars 1983. Il entreprend ses premières études de musique à 19 ans, et entre par la suite au Conservatoire de musique de Montréal. De 1967 à 1970, il étudie la composition avec Gilles Tremblay. Grâce à une bourse du Conseil des Arts du Canada, il part étudier la composition électroacoustique en Allemagne sous la tutelle de Stockhausen de 1970 à 1974.
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