Brice Pauset

Sleeping Beauty', one of the most famous of the Grimm Brothers' fairy tales, has been the object of numerous analyses, commentaries, and renditions of all sorts. Its motifs, typical of the genre (pact...

Erstarrte Schatten (Symphonie VI) for orchestra, six solo voices and electronics, completes the triptych begun with Der Geograph (Symphonie IV) for orchestra with principal piano, and Die Tänzerin (Sy...

Vermeer's Woman in blue reading a letter [La Liseuse] is not only a depiction of life in Holland in the 17th century, but also has deeply metaphysical elements in it - a tribute to inner nature, memor...

Orchestra. Instrumentation: 2(2picc&flA&flB).1(ca).2(2clB).1(Cbn) / 1.2(trpB).2(trbA).0 / 2perc / 2pno / acdn / hp / 3.2.2.1(à 5 cordes)

Die Tänzerin (Symphonie V), written for orchestra, is the second section of a triptych that began with Der Geograph (Symphonie IV) for orchestra with principal piano, and that will be completed next y...

UA Paris, Salle Cortot am 2. April 2003 - Mario Caroli (Flöte), Lucas Fels (Violoncello), Pascal Gallois (Fagott)

Piano et computeur

In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni ('we turn around in the night and are consumed in the fire') embodies my wish to make historical musical forms objective, made so as to adapt to their context in...