Jean-François Bulart

I composed "Thank You" in the 1990s for a gospel/jazz quintet from northern France, of which I was the artistic director and a member. At the time, we were looking for an encore to close the concert t...

I composed "Thank You" in the 1990s for a gospel/jazz quintet from northern France, of which I was the artistic director and a member. At the time, we were looking for an encore to close the concert t...

Jean-François Bulart’s *Kyrie* is a choral work characterized by simplicity, depth, and spirituality. Drawing on the traditional liturgical text, the composer offers a musical interpretation that is b...

Jean-François Bulart’s *Kyrie* is a choral work characterized by simplicity, depth, and spirituality. Drawing on the traditional liturgical text, the composer offers a musical interpretation that is b...

Just as *Thank You* (EMR 99095)—which was composed specifically to conclude the program of a SATB vocal quartet—was created, *Be My Friend* was composed to open it. The work begins with the alto enter...

Just as *Thank You* (EMR 99095)—which was composed specifically to conclude the program of a SATB vocal quartet—was created, *Be My Friend* was composed to open it. The work begins with the alto enter...

This piece for a cappella choir (SSATBB) makes the metronome both the subject and the game: the needle that swings from one side to the other without hesitation, until the "stop!"—which must be restar...

This piece for a cappella choir (SSATBB) makes the metronome both the subject and the game: the needle that swings from one side to the other without hesitation, until the "stop!"—which must be restar...

Composed by Jean-François Bulart, "Rosine" is a work brimming with nostalgia and passion for the world of brass instruments. Originally written for three trombones and a tuba, the piece was expanded i...

Composed by Jean-François Bulart, "Rosine" is a work brimming with nostalgia and passion for the world of brass instruments. Originally written for three trombones and a tuba, the piece was expanded i...