Symétrie

All his life, Sauguet had been in touch with artists of diμerent generations and backgrounds: composers of course, interpreters, choreographers and dancers, poets, actors, painters and decorators, fil...

All his life, Sauguet had been in touch with artists of diμerent generations and backgrounds: composers of course, interpreters, choreographers and dancers, poets, actors, painters and decorators, fil...

Learning at a very early age the piano and the violin and surrounded by brothers and sisters playing the piano and string instruments, Jean Cras quickly came to compose chamber music. First a piano tr...

Human life is often paradoxical. The human being is a living paradox. Sometimes, an author, a human being by nature, is, in the course of his expressive search, under the action of divergent sometimes...

The organ! The dream of my young life. Henri Sauguet, La Musique, ma vie. In his earlier years, Henri Sauguet was improvising and accompanying many church services at the organ, but did not write spec...

The XII Offertoires can now be added to the five previously known organ books. They fill a gap not only in the composer's output of organ music, between 1756 (IIIe Livre d'Orgue) and 1787 (Pièces d'or...

This piece was written for Denis Comtet who gave its first-ever performance at Paris Notre-Dame Cathedral on January 3rd, 2015. The contiguous piece is nonetheless articulated in 5 clearly defined par...

After purchasing a summer residence at Pont-de-l'Arche in Normandy on 10 July 1891, Massenet became friends with Father Henri Hazé, the priest of Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Duclair parish. Born in 1854 in...

Jean-Pierre Sciau, in this beginning of the 21st century, is enriching the repertoire for viola with a sonata in its primitive form in 4 movements. Refering to the masters of the Enlightenment, he thu...

The F sharp minor Sonata for violin and piano was written in 1907. The form is classical, and the four movements allegro moderato - allegretto - largo - allegro molto show an unusual melancholy and gr...

This collection was written for the pupils of the Loire choir school. Its purpose is to introduce children to well- drawn musical genres, close to folk music. The collection is aimed at a first or sec...

This collection was written for the pupils of the Loire choir school. Its purpose is to introduce children to well- drawn musical genres, close to folk music. The collection is aimed at a first or sec...

This collection for the youngest horn players has been compiled with very simple melodies. A very attractive and original accompaniment will certainly seduce these young budding apprentices as well as...

This three-parts sonata was commissioned by and dedicated to Bernard Jacquemot. The first movement is like an improvisation recalling modern life's turmoil. However, the second movement, which is cont...

A small musical world, recalling the beginning of the French 20th century, in three movements : in order, undulating for Source, engulfed for Demande and bright- red for Garance. Modes and rhythms sha...

The F sharp minor Sonata for violin and piano was written in 1907. The form is classical, and the four movements allegro moderato - allegretto - largo - allegro molto show an unusual melancholy and gr...

One should consider this work as an opera scene in which the protagonist talks with his own reflection in the mirror. It may be his own first name that he is chanting throughout the piece because his...

Un cagou à Paris was commissioned by the Pays de Savoie orchestra. First designed for strings, it is now published in its symphonic version. The music follows the journey of a cagou, a bird endemic t...

All his life, Sauguet had been in touch with artists of different generations and backgrounds: composers of course, interpreters, choreographers and dancers, poets, actors, painters and decorators, fi...

The reference to plastic arts in the title of this work can be understood on two different levels: the idea of light and soft shaded colours, so often characteristic of the pastel technique, and with...