Sheet Music for Orchestra

The Second Concerto adopts the key of D minor for the first and third movements, and B flat major for the second. The fairly full orchestra consists of 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons, 2 horns and strin...

Alfred de Musset's L'Andalouse is part of a cycle of French art songs for piano and voice entitled "Poésies non choisies", in which we interweave compositions that we have undertaken for two or four h...

The arrangement of this short aria antica attributed to Pergolesi was commissioned for the concert-tribute to Enrico Caruso held in Paris at the Théâtre des Champs Élysées on 15 June 2009. Intended fo...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, Ivanhoé belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of the competition for the Prix de R...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, Le Retour de Virginie (Virginia's Return) belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, the Chœur de sylphes (Chorus of sylphs) belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of t...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, the Chœur de sylphes (Chorus of sylphs) belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of t...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, the Chœur de sylphes (Chorus of sylphs) belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of t...

Far from being an isolated work in Camille Saint-Saens' production, Ode belongs to a small set written at the beginning of his career in the particular context of the competition for the Prix de Rome....

John Milton's "Paradise lost" begins with the vision of Satan and his fainted angels in the burning lake of Hell after their vertiginous fall into the great Abyss. It is only after a few chapters that...

John Milton's "Paradise lost" begins with the vision of Satan and his fainted angels in the burning lake of Hell after their vertiginous fall into the great Abyss. It is only after a few chapters that...

With Orfeo ed Euridice, Gluck stood against more than a century and a half of Italian tradition and became the unavoidable figure of the history of opera. In collaboration with Calzabigi, he refused t...

In 1792, the political upheavals in Paris came along with an aesthetic revolution. Artists demonstrated a deliberate, at times opportunistic, attempt to turn their backs on the melodic refinements and...

Confronting the night is probably the first time a child feels destabilised. The familiar outlines of the bedroom fade away into the darkness, the comforting face of the mother disappears behind the d...

Details: 4 flutes (two of which play the small and bass flutes), 2 oboes, 1 English horn, 4 clarinets (the third plays the bass clarinet and the fourth the contrabass clarinet), 2 bassoons, 1 contraba...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, L'Été (Summer) belongs with Hymne, Dans la tempête and Sous-Bois to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the competit...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, L'Été (Summer) belongs with Hymne, Dans la tempête and Sous-Bois to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the competit...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, Hymne belongs with L'Été, Sous-Bois and Pendant la tempête to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the competition fo...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, Hymne belongs with L'Été, Sous-Bois and Pendant la tempête to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the competition fo...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, Sous-Bois (Underwood) belongs with L'Été, Hymne and Dans la tempête to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the compe...

Far from being an isolated work in Max d'Ollone's production, Pendant la tempête belongs with L'Été, Hymne and Sous-Bois to a set of four chorus written in the particular context of the competition fo...

Around 1939, Max d'Ollone orchestrated Sposalizio, a piano piece from the second set of Franz Liszt's Years of pilgrimage (1858). It is his only known orchestration. The original work was inspired by...

The Piano Concerto in B minor op. 3 (MoszWV 160) was composed during his time in Berlin at the Neue Akademie der Tonkunst where Moszkowski became a teacher in 1872 while he was still a student. Togeth...

John Milton's "Paradise lost" begins with the vision of Satan and his fainted angels in the burning lake of Hell after their vertiginous fall into the great Abyss. It is only after a few chapters that...

Subtitled as a "dramatic monologue", Ariadne Theseo (Ariadne's letter to Theseus) for mezzo-soprano and orchestra, should be seen as echoing Claudio Monteverdi's famous Lamento d'Arianna. It is writte...