I am a french composer. I began to study the piano when I was 11. I listened to a lot of classical music as a child, hearing tunes created by classical composers such as Chopin, Rachmaninov, Fauré, Puccini, Mahler, Tchaikovsky, and others. I was attracted to symphonic movie soundtracks, drawing inspiration from composers such as John Barry, Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Nobuo Uematsu, and John Debney.
Largely self-taught regarding orchestration, I have composed numerous pieces for piano, for choir and for orchestra. My music for choir has been already sung in France, U.S.A, and Ukraine. The Ave Musica Choir (Ukraine) was the first choir to perform my piece Libera me abroad France frontiers in March 23, 2013.
The Cardinal Singers (Louisville, Kentucky) gave the first performance of my Libera me in the United States during the 2013 University of Louisville New Music Festival. I was honoured to be invited to the 2014 University of Louisville New Music Festival for the premiere of my double choir a cappella work entitled La Promesse. I also love to compose for the piano.
You will find the digital sheet music on the website ASTURIA MUSIC : www.asturiamusic.com.
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My music works :
Piano solo works :
Berceuse
Le Piano Suspendu
Valse Lente
Choral works :
Agnus Dei (for choir and orchestra)
Psaume 42 (for mixed choir, flute and piano)
La Promesse (for double mixed choir and solo soprano, unaccompanied)
Libera Me (for mixed choir, unaccompanied)
Orchestral works :
Libera Me (version for choir and orchestra)
World of Life (for piano and orchestra)
La Route d'Eldorado
Earth
Thrilling Adventure