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Alphonse Leduc Automates - Andres - Harp - Book
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Composer: Bernard Andres
Format: Book
Instrumentation: Harp
Born in 1941 in Belfort, Bernard Andres won a first place prize in harp at the Conservatoire de Paris before joining the Radio-France Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist (1969-2005). This prolific composer defines himself as a "melodiste": "Basically, I think that the instrument I prefer is the voice. I would sometimes turn the harp into singing, but it's very difficult." His music is undeniably part of a French spirit dominated by melodic charm, conciseness of form, and harmonic refinement.
Published in 1977, the Automates collection presents itself as a continuation in the old style where twelve short dance movements follow each other: Menuet - Pavane - Bourre - Sarabande - Gaillarde - Sicilienne - Gigue -Tambourin - Rigaudon - Gavotte - Passepied - Marche.
Format: Book
Instrumentation: Harp
Born in 1941 in Belfort, Bernard Andres won a first place prize in harp at the Conservatoire de Paris before joining the Radio-France Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist (1969-2005). This prolific composer defines himself as a "melodiste": "Basically, I think that the instrument I prefer is the voice. I would sometimes turn the harp into singing, but it's very difficult." His music is undeniably part of a French spirit dominated by melodic charm, conciseness of form, and harmonic refinement.
Published in 1977, the Automates collection presents itself as a continuation in the old style where twelve short dance movements follow each other: Menuet - Pavane - Bourre - Sarabande - Gaillarde - Sicilienne - Gigue -Tambourin - Rigaudon - Gavotte - Passepied - Marche.
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