TROIS AIRS DE JEAN MORÉAS, Op.56 (2022) 9'40

(on three poems from 'Autant en emporte le vent' 1886-1887 by Jean Moréas) - [in French]

for voice and 6 instruments : org(to) / vl1 / vl2 /vla / vlc / cb

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Premiere : April 6, 2022 - Espace Pôle Nord, Brussels

Performer : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor

 

OÙ EST LA PLAIE ?, Op.51 (2020) 9'00

(on excerpt from the poem 'Les Charniers' 1947 by Guillevic) - [in French]

for mezzo-soprano, baryton and 7 instruments : cl / cl.B. / guit. /pno / vl / vla / vlc

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Premiere : January 27, 2021 - House of European History, Brussels

Performers : Sturm und Klang Ensemble - Thomas Van Haeperen, conductor - Clara Inglese, soprano - Lorenzo Caròla, baryton

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

 

MNÉMOSYNE, Op.48 (2019) 6'30

(on poem 'Mnémosyne' 1930 by Pierre Jean Jouve) - [in French]

for medium voice and piano

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Premiere : March 2, 2021 - Arsonic, Mons

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Charly Delbecq, piano

 

TROIS MÉLODIES POUR UN PSAUME, Op.37 (2016) 12'30

(on three poems from 'Etudes pour un psaume I' 2004 by Marc Dugardin) - [in French]

for voice and percussion

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Premiere : November 26, 2016 - Librairie Quartiers Latins, Brussels

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Max Charue, percussion

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

 

ET J'ASPIRE EN TREMBLANT..., Op.32 (2015) 13'00

(on poem 'Sagesse' 1881 and 'Bonheur' 1891 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano, clarinet and piano

 

FRAGMENTS OF ARS POETICA, Op.31b (2015) 5'20

(on poem 'Art poétique' 1874 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano and piano

 

ET POUR CELA PRÉFÈRE L'IMPAIR, Op.31a (2014) 8'00

(on poem 'Art poétique' 1874 by Paul Verlaine) - [in French]

for soprano and harp

 

Premiere : June 25, 2015 - Arsonic, Mons

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Alisée Frippiat, harp

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

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VERLAINE AU SECRET, Op.30 (2014) 60'00

chamber opera in five acts; libretto by Myriam Watthee-Delmotte - [in French]

for soli, voices, actors and ensemble

 

Premiere : November 20-21, 2015 - Arsonic, Mons

Stage director : Jean-Louis Danvoye

Performers : Musiques Nouvelles Ensemble and Arts² Ensemble - Quentin Mourier, conductor

Coproduction : Lettres en Voix asbl / Royal Conservatory of Mons / Le manège.mons / Mons 2015

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

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SUAIRE DE PIERRE, Op.27 (2014) 6'50

(on poem 'La Prison' 1928 by Pierre Jean Jouve) - [in French]

for women's choir (SSA)

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THE ASSAULTED GIRL, Op.25 (2014) 11'00

(on fragments from Acis and Galathea, Ovid's Metamorphoses) - [in English]

for actress, clarinet, horn, piano, violin and cello

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Premiere : July 4, 2014 - Sir Georg Solti Chamber Hall, Budapest

Stage director : András Almási-Tóth

Performer : Franz Liszt Academy Ensemble - Nicolas Taboulot, conductor

Production : Erasmus IP, Royal Conservatory of Brussels (KCB)

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OPHÉLIE, Op.20 (2013, rev. 2018) 15'00

(on poem 'Ophélie' 1870 by Arthur Rimbaud) - [in French]

for soprano, cello and harp

 

Distinction : "Emile Agniez"-Prize awarded by the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (KCB), March 2013

Premiere : October 4, 2014 - Concert Hall of the MIM (musical instruments museum)

Performers : Clara Inglese, soprano - Benjamin Glorieux, cello - Alisée Frippiat, harp

Production : Lettres en Voix asbl

Support : Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Direction générale de la Culture - Service de la Musique

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DEUX CITES DECHUES, Op.10 (2008) 8'30

(on two poems 'Florence' 1909 and 'Antwerp' 1914 by Alexandre Blok) - [in French]

for mezzo soprano, clarinet and piano

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DE LA LUGUBRE INCANTATION, Op.7 (2005) 4'30

(on poem 1954-1955 by J.R.R. Tolkien) - [in French]

for soprano and piano

 

Premiere : October 25, 2006 - Concert Hall Fabry of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Brussels

Performers : Rita Matos Alves, soprano - Paule Van den Driessche, piano