Symétrie

The Kit-Musique cycle is made up of open scores offering solo singers or ensembles the chance to perform a piece that involves a degree of randomness, (re)composition, invention or improvisation, gest...

The Kit-Musique cycle is made up of open scores offering solo singers or ensembles the chance to perform a piece that involves a degree of randomness, (re)composition, invention or improvisation, gest...

The Kit-Musique cycle is made up of open scores offering solo singers or ensembles the chance to perform a piece that involves a degree of randomness, (re)composition, invention or improvisation, gest...

The Pater Noster and the Ave Maria are written for a vocal ensemble with a minimum of 4 sopranos, 4 altos, 5 tenors and 4 basses. Both pieces are equally suited to concert performance (grouped or sepa...

Taken from my Trois Psaumes, this Psaume 115 is meant for the liturgy as well as for the concert. It was composed in 2011, for mixed voices and organ. The set of the Trois Psaumes was then recorded tw...

Details: equal voices choir

Details: narrator, choir (children or adults) and piano

Details: narrator, choir (children or adults) and piano

The 37 spiritual canticles constituting the collection by Charles de Courbes were published in 1622 by the music printer of Louis XIII, Pierre Ballard. They are varied polyphonies, covering all the as...

The 37 spiritual canticles constituting the collection by Charles de Courbes were published in 1622 by the music printer of Louis XIII, Pierre Ballard. They are varied polyphonies, covering all the as...

The 37 spiritual canticles constituting the collection by Charles de Courbes were published in 1622 by the music printer of Louis XIII, Pierre Ballard. They are varied polyphonies, covering all the as...

The 37 spiritual canticles constituting the collection by Charles de Courbes were published in 1622 by the music printer of Louis XIII, Pierre Ballard. They are varied polyphonies, covering all the as...

Le Dernier jour d'un condamné (The Last Day of a Condemned Man) is an opera in two acts and one intermezzo on a libretto by the three Alagna brothers, adapted from the eponymous novel Victor Hugo. Pub...

Le Dernier jour d'un condamné (The Last Day of a Condemned Man) is an opera in two acts and one intermezzo on a libretto by the three Alagna brothers, adapted from the eponymous novel Victor Hugo. Pub...

These poems by Heather Dohollau, taken from Point de rosée, take us to this "other country" where frontiers are burning, this "unbelievable place" where there is no limit between here and elsewhere, t...

These Trois Psaumes are meant for the liturgy as well as for the concert. They were written at rather distant times: in 1996 for the first two (equal-voice choir), and much later in 2011 for the last...

Known above all for his operas, such as Manon (1884), Werther (1892) and Thaïs (1894), Jules Massenet (1842-1912) also left nearly 300 art songs for voice and piano or orchestral accompaniment. Most o...

Refus (1901) It was not until its publication on the 12th of January 1901 in Le Figaro that Refus was acknowledged to be one of Massenet's works. However, it marked the beginning of an interesting but...