Louis-Noël Belaubre
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Sheet music for Louis-Noel Belaubre
Bach: Motets; Halsey Louis Ha — Louis Halsey Singers; Louis Halsey;
— listening compact disc —
By Louis Halsey Singers; Louis Halsey;. By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Listening compact disc. Published by Decca (NX.LON433728).
Price: $17.00
6eme Symphonie, Op. 59 — Louis fourne
organ — performance score —
Composed by Louis fourne and Louis fourne. Edited by Helga Schauerte Maubouet and Helga Schauerte Maubouet. This edition: urtext edition. Paperback. Louis Vierne. Complete Organ Works VI | BARENREITER URTEXT. Performance score. Composed 1930. Opus 59, No. 6. Baerenreiter Verlag #BA09226. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA09226).
Price: $37.00
Duet — Louis SAUTER
Guitar,Recorder — — Classical Period
Composed by Louis SAUTER. Classical Period. 5 pages. Louis Sauter #2. Published by Louis Sauter (S0.21266).
Price: $3.00
36 Duos for 2 Violins from the Violin Tutor — Louis Spohr
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In Collaboration with the International Louis Spohr Society Kassel e.V.. Composed by Louis Spohr (1784-1859). Edited by Kolja Lessing.
The selection of 36 violin duos from Louis Spohr's famous Violinschule, compiled with commentary by Kolja Lessing, meets two objectives: First of all, it is an extraordinarily delightful, musically-enriched addition to the violin-duo repertoire; second. Breitkopf and Haertel #EB-8976. Published by Breitkopf and Haertel (BR.EB-8976).
Price: $27.00
36 Duos for 2 Violins from the Violin Tutor — Louis Spohr
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In Collaboration with the International Louis Spohr Society Kassel e.V.. Composed by Louis Spohr (1784-1859). Edited by Kolja Lessing.
The selection of 36 violin duos from Louis Spohr's famous Violinschule, compiled with commentary by Kolja Lessing, meets two objectives: First of all, it is an extraordinarily delightful, musically-enriched addition to the violin-duo repertoire; second. Breitkopf and Haertel #EB-8977. Published by Breitkopf and Haertel (BR.EB-8977).
Price: $34.00
Louis Spohr Liededition — Louis Spohr
Voice, Piano — Score and Parts — Classical
Vol. 1-12 kpl.. Composed by Louis Spohr (1784-1859). Louis Spohr Lied Edition Vol. 1-12. Classical. Score and Parts. Published by Verlag Dohr (VD.E.D.11380).
Price: $441.00
Leonard Rose — Leonard Rose; Eugene Istomin; Nadia Reisenberg; Orchestre National de l'ORTF; Luxembourg Orchestra; Charles Dutoit; Louis de Froment; Louis de Froment
— CD (2 discs) — Classical
By Leonard Rose; Eugene Istomin; Nadia Reisenberg; Orchestre National de l'ORTF; Luxembourg Orchestra; Charles Dutoit; Louis de Froment; Louis de Froment. By Ludwig van Beethoven; Johannes Brahms; Antonin Dvorak; Camille Saint-Saens; Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky. Country of Origin: Canada. Classical. CD (2 discs). Published by Naxos (NX.DHR-8038-9).
Price: $37.00
Concertos for Orchestra — Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Louis Langree; Louis Langree
— CD (2 discs) — Classical
By Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Louis Langree; Louis Langree. By Sebastian Currier; Thierry Escaich; Zhou Tian. Classical. CD (2 discs). Published by Naxos (NX.FC-010).
Price: $16.00
Anna Karenina: an Opera in Two — Robertson; Opera Theatre Saint Louis; Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
— 2 listening CDs —
By Robertson; Opera Theatre Saint Louis; Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra. By David Carlson. 2 listening CDs. Published by Signum Records (NX.SIGCD154).
Price: $25.00
Piece pour Guitare — Louis Sauter
Guitar — — Classical Period
Composed by Louis Sauter. Classical Period. 1 pages. Louis Sauter #1. Published by Louis Sauter (S0.21257).
Price: $2.00
"The work of Louis-Noël Belaubre ranks amongst the most important in
the second half of the 20th century..."
Marc Honegger, vice-president (1982-92) of International Musicology Society.
Works for piano constitute a large part of Louis-Noël Belaubre’s opus, of
which the clarity of the melodic
line is the foremost quality. Obvious although unpredictable, it often reigns
supreme with the tempi dictated
by it. The free nature of his soaring lyrical outbursts is confirmed by a
variable and often irregular metre.
This taste for irregular rhythms derives from his knowledge of popular
music, particularly that of central
Europe, thanks to the influence of Bartok. For Louis-Noël Belaubre, no single
musical parameter can be taken
into account in isolation, therefore complete control over the way the sounds
are organised vertically remains
essential for him, absolutely nothing can or should be left to chance. The
harmonic series follow a highly
original logic but are always based on affinities and attractions between
sounds; this gives music of a tonal
nature, where dissonance takes on its real dynamic and expressive value, music
that is constantly changing,
ambiguous, always unpredictable. By his deliberate refusal of any system, his
choice of an empirical process
for his compositions, and the constant references to the realities of musical
perception, Louis-Noël Belaubre
has developed a musical language that respects the auditive awareness of the
listener and even invokes its
active participation. The presence of certain "landmarks" means that musical
time is understood by the
memory moving backwards and forwards in real time.
Belaubre, Louis-Noël was born in Muret in 1932. He spent his childood in
Languedoc. Then, he joined the Paris
Conservatoire of Music where he studied the piano under Lazarre
Lévy and composition under Tony Aubin.
He worked as a soloist for the ORTF and various radios - among others in
Germany - , and won a prize at the
International Competition of Piano Viotto of Munich.
As for composition, he was awarded the Geneva Prize of Ballet Music in 1965 for
his three - act ballet entitled
"L’Ecole des pickpockets". On its first performance, the ballet was conducted
by Ernest Ansermet and then,
in 1968, it was played again during the Ballet Festival at the "Théâtre des
Champs-Elysées" in Paris.
Moreover, he was awarded the Prize of Chamber Music for his Sonate no. 3 for
piano at the Competition of Musical Competition in Monaco.
Finally, in 1971, he won the First Prize of Composition at the Stroud
Competition in England for "Le Tombeau
de Louisa Paulin", a mezzo-soprano and instrumental ensemble.
After working as a lecturer at the National Music Conservatoire in Saint-Maur,
he was at the head of the
Music Conservatoire of Chevilly. He also ran the Music Conservatoire of Grasse.
Louis-Noël Belaubre has made many records, particularly with the flutist, Alain
Marion and the clarinettist,
Michel Lethiec as well as the cellist, Charles Reneau.
Many of his works were recorded among which "Les Romances du Gai Savoir", "Le Tombeau de Louisa Paulin",
"L’Ode à Jean de La Fontaine", his Second Concerto for Piano, his Sonate for Cello...
In 1980, Louis-Noël Belaubre obtained the Prize of Composition
Chevillon-Bonnaud de la Fondation de France as a reward for his entire works for piano.
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