Oboe / English Horn

Richard Lane possesses the art of combining the instrumental voice (s) with that of the piano (whatever the degree of difficulty), admirably stimulating the expressive complicity between protagonists. The piano part of this 1981 oboe sonata is a... Read more

Using as its basis the Romance, Scene XV, part 4, from Berlioz’ “Damnation of Faust”, which features Mezzo-Soprano and Cor Anglais as the solo voices in Berlioz’ parody of Goethe’s “Faust ”, Triangles IV is intended as an “encore” and it is... Read more

The music is intended to loosely depict the pastoral scene of a solitary person sitting by an isolated pond. Read more

The Pavane pour une infante défunte (Pavane for a dead Princess) was originally written for solo piano in 1899 and dedicated to the Princess de Polignac.  In 1910, the composer transcribed it for small orchestra.  The title of this piece has led to... Read more

Bagatelles, similarly to “Badineries” or “Capprici” allow composers to express their sens of humor, of parody or derision. This genre strongly inspires Jean-François Michel. He has developed a creativ and versatile repertoire for his numerous and... Read more