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2013: Bach transcriptions, Ensemble Contraste, La dolce volta
2013: Alcools, Le Bestiaire, improvisations by Karol Beffa (Apollinaire read by Bernard Métraux), Gallimard
2014: Miroir(s), by Karol Beffa, Johan Farjot, Raphaël Imbert and Arnaud Thorette, Naïve arrangements de Purcell, Bach, Mozart, Erik Satie, Karol Beffa, Johan Farjot, Raphaël Imbert
2015: Libres, by Karol Beffa and Raphaël Imbert, JazzVillage/Harmonia Mundi
2015: Into the Dark: Concerto pour alto, Concerto pour harpe, Nuit obscure, Dédale, with Johan Farjot, Arnaud Thorette, Karine Deshayes, Emmanuel Ceysson, Aparte[6]
2016: Tous en cœur, ensemble Contraste
2016: Blow Up, musique de chambre avec vents, Indesens
2014: Saxophone Conversations: Obsession, by Alicja Wolynczyk, DUX
2015: Trumpet concertos: Concerto pour trompette et cordes, by Romain Leleu (trompette), Orchestre d’Auvergne, dir. Roberto Forés Veses, Aparte
2015: French touch: Five o'clock, by the Klarthe Quintet, Klarthe
2015: Into the Dark: Concerto pour alto, Concerto pour harpe, Dark, Nuit obscure, Dédale, with Johan Farjot, Arnaud Thorette, Karine Deshayes, Emmanuel Ceysson et Karol Beffa, Aparte[7]
2016: Blow Up, musique de chambre avec vents,: Blow up, Éloge de l'ombre, Paysages d'ombres, Subway, Concerto pour trompette, Feux d'artifice, Indesens avec l'Orchestre de la Garde républicaine dir. by Sébastien Billard, Éric Aubier, Vincent Lucas, le quatuor Jean-Yves Fourmeau, l'ensemble Initium...
2017: Itinérances musicales: Concerto pour trompette, by Guy Touvron, Ligia Digital
2017: Pulse: Les Météores, by le quatuor Eclisses, Advitam Records
2017: Le Roi qui n'aimait pas la musique: conte musical, text by Mathieu Laine, with Patrick Bruel (reader), Renaud Capuçon (violin), Edgar Moreau (cello), Paul Meyer (clarinet) and Karol Beffa (piano), livre-disque Gallimard jeunesse
2017: The World's best loved classical piano pieces: "Erbarme dich", by Alena Cherny
2018: Crime: Fireworks for saxophones quartet, by the Whoop Group, Sarton Records
2018: Les Doudous lyriques: Dans le labyrinthe et L'Enfant dort for mixa choir a cappella, by le Chœur 43, OutHere
2018: Douze Etudes: for piano, by Tristan Pfaff
2019: Les Maîtres Sorciers: Mémorial : for harmony orchestra, by la Musique des gardiens de la paix, dir. Gildas Harnois, Hafabra
2019: A Kind of Wind, Obsession, Indesens: by Nicolas Prost (saxophone)
2020: Tohu Bohu, Blow in, Indesens: by Karol Beffa (piano), Saxo Voce
2020: Musique française pour harpe, violon et violoncelle, Soleil noir, La Ferme! Records: by Trio Jenlis
2021: Call of Beauty, clarinet, horn et piano, Les Ombres errantes, Klarthe, by Julien Chabod (clarinet), Pierre Rémondière (horn) et Julien Gernay (piano)
2021: Music for Four Musicians, for two pianos and two percussions, Music for Four Musicians, Landr: by the Essor quartet
2022: Un Français à Rio, for violin and piano, Un Français à Rio, Chronos Productions: by Grégoire Girard and César Birschner
2022: Media Vita, De Profundis, Solstice, Sérénade d'hiver, Deux Poèmes de Guillaume Apollinaire, Les Cités de l'oubli, Media Vita, Nel mezzo del cammin, Rocking-Chair, Fragments of China, Self-Portrait, Klarthe: by Karol Beffa (piano), Jeanne Gérard (soprano), Arnaud Thorette (alto), Lionel Sow
2023: Rainbow, for piano and string orchestra, on the vinyle Le Grand Numéro de Chanel (choice of Bertrand Burgalat), label Tricatel : by Karol Beffa et l'ensemble Contraste, dir. Johan Farjot
2023: Tabula rasa, for violin and piano, Change, Cypres: by Elsa de Lacerda et Pierre Solot
2023: Contes persans, Transcribed and narrated by Leili Anvar, Frémeaux: music by Karol Beffa
Books, speeches and articles
Karol Beffa, Comment parler de musique?: [leçon inaugurale prononcée le 25 octobre 2012], Paris, Collège de France/Fayard, 6 février 2013, 64 p. ( ISBN978-2-213-67200-7, lire en ligne)
Karol Beffa et Cédric Villani, Les coulisses de la création, Paris, Flammarion, 14 novembre 2015, 256 p. ( ISBN978-2-08-136070-9)
Karol Beffa, György Ligeti, Paris, Fayard, 18 mai 2016, 464 p. ( ISBN978-2-213-70124-0). (Prix René-Dumesnil de l'Académie des Beaux-Arts, Grand Prix des Muses-France musique)
Karol Beffa (dir.), Les nouveaux chemins de l’imaginaire musical, Paris, Collège de France, coll. «Conférences», 2016 ( ISBN978-2-7226-0433-9, lire en ligne)
Karol Beffa, De quelques bons et mauvais usages de l’imposture en musique comme ailleurs, revue Approches, juin 2016 ( ISBN978-2-919630-17-2)
Karol Beffa, Parler, composer, jouer: Sept leçons sur la musique, Paris, Seuil, 9 mars 2017, 240 p. ( ISBN978-2-02-135234-4)
Sylvain Tesson, Luc Ferry, Michela Marzano, Claudia Senik, Boris Cyrulnik, Leili Anvar et Karol Beffa, Sept voix sur le bonheur, 23 février 2017, 179 p. ( ISBN978-2-84990-493-0)
Karol Beffa, Diabolus in Opéra: composer avec la voix, Paris, Alma, coll. «Concerto», janvier 2018, 184 p. ( ISBN978-2-36279-253-3)
Karol Beffa, Par volonté et par hasard: Théorie et pratique de la création musicale, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, coll. «Itinéraires», 2018, 213 p. ( ISBN979-10-351-0048-3, lire en ligne)
János Garay (trad. du hongrois par Guillaume Métayer, préf. Karol Beffa, postface Guillaume Métayer), Háry János, le vétéran: Poème original de János Garay, Paris, éditions du félin, 14 juin 2018, 72 p. ( ISBN978-2-86645-876-8)
Karol Beffa et Jacques Perry-Salkow, Anagrammes à quatre mains. Une histoire vagabonde des musiciens et de leurs œuvres, Actes Sud, novembre 2018. (Prix Pelléas - Radio classique 2019)
Karol Beffa, Aleksi Cavaillez et Guillaume Métayer, Ravel. Un imaginaire musical, roman graphique, Seuil/Delcourt, août 2019 (mention spéciale du jury du Prix Livres & Musiques de Deauville 2020)
Karol Beffa, Emanuele Coccia, Charline Coupeau, Erik Gonthier, Julia Hetta, Amin Jaffer, Dominique Jakob, Marc Jeanson, Brendan MacFarlane, Frédéric Malle, Carole Martinez, Sophie Pelletier, Evelyne Possémé, Benoît Repellin, Joana Vasconcelos, L'Âme du bijou, Paris, Flammarion, 13 octobre 2021, 288 p. (english translation under the title of The Soul of Jewellery, Paris, Flammarion)
Karol Beffa, Saint-Saëns au fil de la plume, Paris, Premières Loges, 24 novembre 2021, 300 p.
Karol Beffa, L'autre xxe siècle musical, Paris, Buchet-Chastel, 2022, 240 p.
Karol Beffa et Guillaume Métayer, Le Mystérieux Boléro. Sol et Rémi avec Ravel, Paris, Seghers, 2022, 100 p.
Karol Beffa et Guillaume Métayer, Le Bal au clair de lune. Sol et Rémi avec Beethoven, Paris, Seghers, 2022, 100 p.
Karol Beffa et Guillaume Métayer, Le Château de Monsieur Gymnopède. Sol et Rémi avec Satie, Paris, Seghers, 2023, 100 p.
Acting
Beffa was a child actor between the ages of 7 and 12, between 1981 (7 years old) and 1989 (14 years old).[clarification needed]
Cinema
1983: Femmes de personne, by Christopher Frank: Arnaud, the son of Marthe Keller and Pierre Arditi
He held the prestigious Chair of Artistic Creation at the College de France (2012-2013)[12]
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References
↑ Marie-Laure Delorme (2015), De bons élèves: L'École normale supérieure vue de l'intérieur, Stock
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