Ginette Keller

Ginette Keller ( born May 16, 1925 in Asnières- sur -Seine ) is a French composer.

Keller studied at the Conservatoire de Paris with Nadia Boulanger, Tony Aubin and Olivier Messiaen. In 1951, she won with the cantata Et l' Homme vit se les portes rouvrir the Second Grand Prix de Rome. From 1966 she taught solfège at the Conservatoire de Paris, from 1972, she was Professor of Music Analysis at the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris.

In addition to works for solo instruments and chamber music ensemble composed cellar, two operas based on libretti by Alain Germain.

Works

  • Six chants de Lumière et d' Ombre for four double-reed instruments, 1965
  • Variable, UA 1966
  • Chant de Parthenope for Flute and Piano, 1968
  • Girations for percussion and piano, 1970
  • Graphiques for soprano and instrumental ensemble UA at the Festival International du Son 1971
  • Ebauches for Bassoon and Piano, 1973
  • Les Vieilles Dames d' Osnabrück, opera, first performed in 1983
  • Les adieux d'une cantatrice sans mémoire, opera, first performed in 1986
  • Vibrations pour harpe celtique, 1990
  • Dialogues for clarinet and piano, 1992
  • Sept Movements incantatoires for four drums, timpani, celesta and strings
  • Paramorphoses for wind orchestra, piano and percussion
  • Et l' Homme vit se les portes rouvrir, cantata
  • Dialogues for clarinet and piano
  • Tropes for Piano
  • French composer
  • Born in 1925
  • Woman
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