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Lyrical works
Op. 50 (1957)
La Lance de Fingal
Drama in 1 act and 3 scenes
Text in french by Pélissane after Ossian
(german translation by Professor Gustav Rohrsdorff)
Duration : 1 h 40 mn
First performance :
- Radiodiffusion nationale
Paris ; May 12st, 1957
Conductor : Eugène Bigot
Performed by :
- Louis-Jacques Rondeleux (Fingal),
- Bernard Demigny (Clonmal),
- Claude Hector (Cathmor),
- André Bessières (Armor),
- Albert Cora, Claude Roy (Les Bardes),
- Gisèle Desmoutiers (Sulmalla),
- Denyse Scharley (Clungano).
Draft of the theater costumes for "La Lance de Fingal".
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score, audio
Reduction for the piano : Op. 50 bis - La lance de Fingal, reduction for piano and voices
- Unpublished
- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 digital recording available
Op. 55 (1951-1960)
Cyrnos
Opera in 3 acts
Text by Pélissane
Duration : approx. 2 h
First performance :
- Grand Théâtre de Nancy, France ; April 6th, 1962
Conductor : André Amellér
Performed by :
- Claude Hector (Sampiero Corso),
- Christiane Stutzmann (Vannina),
- Julien Giovannetti (Giovanni d'Ornano),
- Michel Taverne (Henri II),
- Jean Angot (Le Duc de Guise),
- André Dran (Le seigneur inconnu),
- Pierre Fischer (Le Cardinal du Bellay),
- Edith Jacques (La nourrice),
- Pierre Depadt (Jourdan des Ursins),
- Eric Bergmar (Le Chambellan),
- Henri Huvenne (L'ambassadeur d'Espagne),
- Maurice Patras (Angelo),
- Lucien Robert (La sentinelle),
- Henri Martet (Dragut le Maure),
- Jean-P. Lombard (Bernardin).
Director : Jacques Barral
Choreography : Fred Chrystian
Models of decorations and costumes : Yves Bonnat
Decorations realized by : Roger Lambolez
Costumes realized by Lucien Robert, wardrobe master for the Grand Théâtre
Christiane Stutzmann (Vannina), Edith Jacques (La nourrice) and Claude Hector (Sampiero Corso)
Christiane Stutzmann (Vannina) and Julien Giovannetti (Giovanni d'Ornano)
First performance of "Cyrnos", April 6th, 1962, Nancy, France.
Pictures courtesy of Mme Christiane Stutzmann.
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score, audio
Reduction for the piano :
- Op. 55 bis - Cyrnos, reduction for the piano (for piano solo) : Ouverture, Divertissement dansé (Acte I), La Moresca (Acte II)
- Op. 55 bis - Cyrnos, reduction for the piano (for piano and voices)
- Op. 55 bis - Cyrnos, reduction for the piano (in Ballets)
- Unpublished
- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
digital recording available
Op. 152 (1962)
Croix au coeur
Lyrical epic
Radio realization
Text after a novel by Jacques Carton
2 series
Adaptation by Jacques Carton and Pierre Rolland.
First performance :
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score
Editions musicales SOFIRAD
Op. 155 (1963)
La guirlande de Vougeot
Realisation and transcription of the ballet-opera after Jean-Philippe Rameau
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Ballet act
for 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons and strings
- Vougeot
- Corton
- Pommard
- Romanée
- Savigny et Saint Romain
- Chambertin
- Nuits et Meursault
Score dated : February 19th, 1963
Duration : 18 mn
First performance :
- Société des concerts du conservatoire
Conductor : André Amellér
Dijon, December 17th, 1963
- Orchestre de Bremerhaven
Conductor : André Amellér
Bremerhaven, Germany, May 3rd and 4th, 1964
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score
- Unpublished
- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
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Ballet-opera (full) - (1964)
for 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons, 2 horns and strings
voices and choir
Score dated : April 1st, 1964
Duration : 1 h
First performance :
- Société des concerts du conservatoire
Dijon, January 26th, 1977
Conductor : André Amellér
Baryton : Bernard Demigny
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score, audio
- Unpublished
- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
digital recording available
Op. 155 bis - Reduction of the ballet-opera (full)
for piano, voice and choir
Duration : 1 h
Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score
- Unpublished
- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
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André Amellér, a french composer of the XXth century
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