David Chaillou

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David Chaillou is a French composer, born in 1971.

Biography

Chaillou is a senior lecturer at the University of Lille [1]

Contents

His music has been released by Preiser Records, [2] Gérard Billaudot [3] and Universal Editions. [4]

Chaillou's works have been broadcast among others by France Musique, [5] RTS (Switzerland), [6] RAI3, [7] and RBBKultur. [8]

His music combines for some a form of modern impressionism and post-minimalism. [8]

Works

Concert pieces

Solo instruments

  • Les mains nues for piano. World premiere by Moisès Fernàndez Via. La Puda. Festival Les Serenates d'Estiu
  • Empreintes for piano. World premiere by François-Frédéric Guy au Beethovenfest, Beethoven Hall, Bonn (Allemagne)
  • Une voix for piano. World premiere by Nina Barkalaya au Conservatoire Tchaikovsky, Moscou
  • Diableries for piano. Public world premiere by Jeffrey Grice at the Sorbone amphithéâtre Richelieu, Paris. Published by Gérard Billaudot [9] ISBN: M-043-07351-2.
  • Légende for piano
  • Mirages for piano
  • Blocs for piano
  • Temps inverses for piano
  • Pluie blanche for piano
  • Temps inverses for piano
  • Plein air for piano
  • Final for piano
  • Au piano de Sibelius for piano
  • Seul for cello. World premiere by Emmanuel Bellanger at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris. Published by Gérard Billaudot [10]
  • Solo for cello, World premiere in 2020
  • Solliloquy for flute solo
  • Solo Solo for violin, premiered by Valeria Zorina (dédicataire) at the Madrid National Auditorium in 2019.

Chamber music

  • Gulf stream for string quartet. Commande of orchestre de Bretagne for the 100 years anniversary of the writer Louis Guilloux. Gérard Billaudot Publishing [11]
  • Sur un visage for wind sextet
  • Rappoport for string trio with voice. Commande of Ariam Ile de France, selected for the 30 years anniversary of Ariam. Premiered at the Cité internationale des Arts of Paris.
  • Duo violon violoncelle premierded by Christophe Pantillon and Clara Fleider, Austrian radio (ORF). Mozarteum [12]

Orchestral

  • Symphonie du bout des terres, commande of Orchestre de Bretagne. Conducted by Stefan Sanderling. Gérard Billaudot Publishing. [13]
  • Rhapsodie pour orchestre
  • Paris miniature (Paris IXème arrondissement), mouvement concertant for violin and orchestra. Commande of Mairie de Paris. Premiered at Auditorium Saint-Germain, Paris (Orchestre du Conservatoire supérieur de Paris, conducted by Xavier Delette

Vocal

  • Nunc Dimittis for a cappella choir. Premiered [14] by the Choeur sacré de Paris (conducted by Till Ally)
  • Magnificat for mixed choir and organ. Commande for the 500 years anniversary of La Trinité-des-Mont, Roma. Premiered at La Trinité-des-Monts
  • Une mélodie upon a text by Pauline Bernon-Bruley for countertenor and piano
  • Prose du suaire upon a text by Michel Deguy for three women voices. Premiered by the Trio Chrysilis (Isabelle de Biron, Sylvie Deguy, Christine Raphaël) at the Maison de l’Amérique latine, Paris [15]
  • Mémoire de Loire upon a text by Michel Chaillou for mezzo, an actor, mixed choir and instrumental ensemble. Premiered at Salle Vasse with Jean-Louis Vicart and Isabelle Sokoja. [16]
  • Le chêne et le roseau according to Jean de la Fontaine for cembalo and children's choir
  • Tableaux, melody from a poetry by Picasso premiered at the Musée d’Orsay, Paris (Chloé Briot, Julien Beaudiment). Broadcast by France Musique

Stage music

Music for motion pictures

Music for young audiences and educational pieces

Music films

Recent works

Discography

Publications

Awards and distinctions

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