
René Oberson
Homo Somniens
for trumpet and organ
Level: intermediate / advanced
Duration: 20'
Series
Swiss Composers Series
I. Rêve martial I. Rêve martial
II. Rêve sensuel II. Rêve sensuel
III. Rêve de rencontre III. Rêve de rencontre
IV. Rêve de joie IV. Rêve de joie
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René Oberson dedicated "Homo Somniens" [the man who dreams] to the trumpeter Jean-François Michel, who commissioned the work. The subtitle: "Man does not live, he is lived by his dreams, his chimeras ...". The titles of the four dreams are subjective; The four movements will perhaps arouse other dreams among the listener, who has his own sensitivity.
- Composed
- 1988/2004
- Genre
- contemporary
- Published
- 2017
- Movements
- 1. Rêve martial (5'20)
2. Rêve sensuel (4'25)
3. Rêve de rencontre (4'10)
4. Rêve de joie (5'50) - Publisher
- Editions Bim

René Oberson
Following his studies at the conservatories of Fribourg (piano, organ, music theory, orchestration), Geneva (organ improvisation) and Berne (orchestration with Luc Balmer) he went to Paris to benefit as an organist from the teachings of Jean Langlais and as a composer from the advices of Henri Dutilleux. His activities as a performer lead him to... Read moreWe also recommend

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