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        Symphonic music : orchestra         
     Op. 2 quater (1943)Ophélia
 on a poem by Arthur Rimbaud
 
 Op. 2 quater - Ophélia for 4 voices choir with orchestra
 (3 flutes, 1 oboe, 1 english horn, 2 B-flat clarinets, 2 bassoons, 2 F horns, 1 C trumpet, celesta, harp, string quartet, tymbals)
 
 Op. 2 quinquies - Ophélia reduction for 4 voices choir and piano
 
 Written in 1943 for the Prix de Rome.
 Conductor score signed and dated: May 5th, 1943
 Reduced score signed and dates : May 2nd, 1943
 Reduction for choir and piano:
		Op. 2 quinquies - Ophélia
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association: score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 11 (1942)Variations sur un chant de la Lorraine
 for symphony orchestra
 Reduced version for piano duet : Op. 11 bis - Variations sur un chant de la Lorraine (handwritten score dated 1942). Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 12 (1944)Evocations (Psaume 136)
 baryton, choir, organ and orchestra (strings + 2.2., tenor oboe,
        2.2.4.3.3.1., tymbals, cymbale, harp)
 First performance :
 
            Société des Concerts du Conservatoire, Dijon Performed by :
 
                Ensemble Joseph Samson, André Fleury (orgue) Conductors : André Amellér et J. F. Samson 
		Reduced version for baryton, choir, organ and piano : Op. 12 bis - Evocations
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 13 (1946) Chanson de Noël
 for instrumental group
 
        Duration: 3 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la RTF BordeauxConductor : Lucien Mora
 Reduced version for clarinet and piano : Op. 37 bis - Douce chanson Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score, audio - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association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. 15 bis (1943)Stance
 Poem by Emile Despax
 (Premières mélodies)
 Version with orchestra
 Dedication : à Mademoiselle Janine Marteau 
		Op. 15 - Version with piano (August 1943)
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 
		Op. 16 bis (1945)Parlons bas
 Poem by Henry Spiess
 (Premières mélodies)
 Version with orchestra (August 6th, 1945)
 Dedication : à Madame Katia Oudiette 
		Op. 16 - Version with piano (August 1943)
		 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. 17 bis (1944)Les mains
 Poem by Henry Spiess
 (Premières mélodies)
 Version with orchestra
 Dedication : pour Jacqueline Cochard en toutes amitiés, Paris le 23 septembre 1948 
		Op. 17 - Version with piano
		 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. 18 bis(1944)La voix
 Poem by Henri de Régnier
 (Premières mélodies)
 Version with orchestra
 Dedication : à Madame M. L. Moncy 
		Op. 18 - Version with piano
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 
		Op. 19 bis (1944)Comme les jours dorés
 Poem by Cécile Sauvage
 (Premières mélodies)
 Version with orchestra
 8 juin 1944, Concours de composition Dedication : à Madame Denyse Grouésy 
		Op. 19 bis - Version with piano
		 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. 31 (1947) Esquisses pour le théâtre
 3.3.3.3. - 4.4.3.1. piano, glock, timpani and drums Handwritten score dated : Paris, January 2nd, 1947 
        Duration: 10 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre des Concerts Colonne, Paris March 17th, 1947
 Conductor : Paul Paray
 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. 34 (1948)Symphonie
 
        3.3.3.3. - 3.3.3.1. cymbal, glock, 2 harps, celesta
		 
		Dedication : à la mémoire du Général Leclerc, Libérateur de ParisScore dated December 1947
 
        Duration: 25 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire de Dijon Conductor : André Amellér
 
		Op. 34 bis - Reduced version for the piano
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 42 (1955) Danse de Séléné (suite symphonique)
 
        2.2.2.1. - 2.2. timpani, harp, drums, keyboards 
        Duration: 15 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de Toulouse Conductor : Jean Clergue
 
			Op. 42 bis - Danse de Séléné (reduction for piano)Op. 42 - Danse de Séléné (in "Ballets")
 
 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
 
		Video on YouTube :
		 
         Op. 42 - Danse de Séléné
 Ballet music
 
 Argument by Pélissane
 
 
 
 
 
 Op. 45 (1949)Légende du Rhin
 Ballet en 2 tableaux. Argument de Pélissane.
 
		Orchestra :3.3.3.2. - 4.4.3.1. timpani, drum, xylophone, triangle, castanets,
        tambour basque, light drum, hanged cymbal, tom-tom, glock, cymbal, harp
 
        Duration: 15 - 18 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre des Concerts Lamoureux, Paris, February 27th, 1949 Conductor : André Amellér
Orchestre des Concerts Colonne, Paris, November 20th, 1949 Conductor : Robert Blot
     
   
 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score Op. 45 bis - Légende du Rhin, reduction for the piano. - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 49 (1950)Triptyque symphonique : Prélude, Divertissement, Interlude
 
        3.3.3.3. - 4.4.3.1. timpani, drum, drums, harp 
        Duration: 15 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre des Concerts Pasdeloup, Paris Conductor : Pierre Dervaux
 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 55 (1951)Sampiero Corso (overture)
 
        3.3.3.3. - 4.4.3.1. drums 
        Duration: 9 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts, Paris Conductor : André Cluytens
 
		Dedication : Cordialement à André Cluytens qui en a donné la première audition à la Société des Concerts le 21 octobre 1951.
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 72 (1952)Annapurna (poème symphonique)
 Duration : 15 mn
 First performance :
 
            Orchestre Radio Symphonique de Paris, September 23rd, 1956Conductor : Eugène Bigot
 
		Dedication : à Maurice Herzog et à ses compagnons
		 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : audio - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
  digital recording available : Amaa01 January 17th, 1965
  digital recording available : Amaa21 September 23rd, 1956 ; Conductor : Eugène Bigot
 
 Op. 78 (1955)Illustration musicale pour présentation des instruments
 4 violins, 2 altos, 2 violincellos, 1 double bass, 1 flute, 1 piccolo, 1 oboe, 2 clarinets, 1 bassoon, 1 trumpet, 1 trombone, 3 horns, 1 saxophone, timbales, drum, basque drum, triangle, cymbale, hangged cymbale. Handwritten score dated : January 8th, 1955 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 81 (1955)Le Temple de Gloire de Jean-Philippe Rameau
 Ouverture
 Transcription and orchestral realisation
 
	Tablature : 1 small flute, 2 large flutes, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons, 2 (4 horns ad libitum), 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, timpani, string quintet.
	 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 83 (1953)Hyrjoe le Joueur de Lvikko (poème symphonique)
 
        2.2.2.2. - 4.2.3.1. timpani, harp, drums, keyboards 
        Duration: 13 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts, Paris Conductor : Robert Blot
 Score dated : Paris, August 19th,1953 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. 85 (1954) La Moresca (suite de danses sur des thèmes corses)
 
        3.3.3.3. - 4.4.3.1. timpani, drums 
        Duration: 14 mn First performance :
 
            Grand orchestre symphonique de Liège Conductor : Charles Bartsch
Orchestre de la Radiodiffusion Belge, Bruxelles  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. 86 (1954)Histoire d'un merle blanc
 Argument of fairy-ballet, after a story by Alfred de Musset.
 Score by André Amellér.
 Scenario and cutting by Pierre Descaves and Pierre Rolland.
 (3 flutes, piccolo, 2 oboes, bugle, 2 B-flat clarinets, 1 B-flat bass clarinet, 2 bassoons, 2 bassinets, 4 F horn, 3 C trumpet, 2 trombones, tuba, soprano saxophone, piano, harp, strings, timpani, basque drum, military drum, triangle, snare drum, hanged cymbal, cymbals, bass drum, tom-tom, bells, xylophone, celesta, glockenspiel, woodblocks)
 
			Fairy-ballet in 3 scenes :- The scenes 1 and 2 are also used by "Les oiseaux du Vieux Paris"
 - The scene 3 is the final of "l'histoire d'un merle blanc"
 - An addendum ("Variations cacatoès") is part of the scene 3
 
 Score dated of 1953.
 Op. 86 bis - Reduced version for the piano. Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
   Op. 93 bis à 98 bis (1956)Terre Secrète, 6 mélodies
 for baryton
 Version with orchestra :
 Tablature : 1 flute, 1 oboe, 1 clarinet, 1 bassoon, 1 horn, harp and string quintet (6.4.4.3.2)
 
            Je ne suis que cet enfant... Arbres de cris... La lune se perd... Mai s'enroule au ciel des fontaines... D'étés en étés... Mon pays de crépuscule est là...  Poems after Georges-Emmanuel Clancier : 
            Terre secrète (Je ne suis que cet enfant...)Chanson de l'adieu (Arbres de cris...)Chanson de la femme verte (La lune se perd...)Chanson de mai (Mai s'enroule au ciel des fontaines...)D'étés en étés...Mon pays de crépuscule est là... 
        Duration : 12 mn  
		First performance : versions with orchestra 
            Société des concerts du ConservatoireDijon, March 14th, 1979
 
					Baryton : Bernard DemignyConductor : André Amellér Op. 93 à 98 - Terre secrète with piano 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 : Amaa22  (Baryton : Louis-Jacques Rondeleux ; Piano : Odette Pigault ; August 6th, 1957)
 
 Op. 106 (1957) A quoi rêvent les jeunes filles (ouverture)
 Ouverture, Divertissement, Sérénade
 Theater music for a play by Alfred de Musset
 2.2.2.1., 1 bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani and strings 
        Duration: 7 mn (Ouverture)First performance :
 
            Radio Lille, France Conductor : Victor Clowez
 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
 
		 Available on YouTube
 Saint-Claude symphonic orchestra (Jura - France)
 Conductor : Bernard Dupaquier
 
 Op. 124 (1958)Les oiseaux du Vieux Paris
 Musical story for orchestra and men choir ad libitum
 (3 flutes, piccolo, 2 oboes, bugle, 2 B-flat clarinets, 1 B-flat bass clarinet, 2 bassoons, 2 bassinets, 4 F horn, 3 C trumpet, 2 trombones, tuba, soprano saxophone, piano, harp, strings, timpani, basque drum, military drum, triangle, snare drum, hanged cymbal, cymbals, bass drum, tom-tom, bells, xylophone, celesta, glockenspiel, woodblocks)
 Duration : 20 mn
 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score Op. 124 bis - Reduced version for the piano.
 - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 181 (1970) Hétérodoxes
 4 mouvements : Oaradya, Areko-Arba, Triggiki, Dro-Namahito-Dro
 
        2 flutes, 2 trumpets, string quartet, string orchestra and percussion 
        Duration: 25 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre des Concerts Symphoniques de Musique de Chambre de Paris Conductor : Robert Blot
Orchestre symphonique de Lahti, Finlande Conductor : André Amellér
 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score, audio Editions Transatlantiques, Paris  digital recording available
 
 Op. 204 (1973)Dentelles et Broderies Valencianes (Puntillas y Bordados Valencianos)
 en 4 parties
 
        2 flutes, (1 piccolo), 2 oboes, (1 tenor oboe), 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons,
        2 horns, 1 saxo alto, 2 trumpets, harp, timpani, bells, percussion and strings  
		Dedication : à ma femme.
		 
        Duration: 20 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts, Dijon November 13th, 1974
 Conductor : André Amellér
 Referenced in the Multi-media library of our Association : score - Unpublished- Handwritten score available in the collection managed by the Association
 
 Op. 397 (1976)La pintade sacrée
 (Conte sénégalais)
 for orchestra with saxophone solo and drums
 
		Duration : 35 mn approximately
		 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 (partial)
 
 Op. 237 (1977)Mélodie pour elle (Poème symphonique)
 
        2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 bassoons, 1 contra-bassoon, 1 bass clarinet, 2 clarinets,
        4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, 1 tuba, timpani, celesta or timbre + rossignol
        and strings  
        Duration: 17 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire, Dijon January 11th, 1978
 Conductor : André Amellér
 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. 256 (1979)Trois moments musicaux
 
        1 piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboe, 1 tenor oboe, 2 clarinets, 1 bass clarinet,
        2 bassoons, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, 1 tuba, timpani, tom-tom,
        4 gongs, cymbal, bass drum, drum, hanged light cymbale, xylophone and strings 
        Duration: 17 mn First performance :
 
            Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire, Dijon March 14th, 1979
 Conductor : André Amellér
 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. 390Trois symboles
 pour orchestre
 
		Sketch of unfinished work.
		 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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