Valiant Raymond

Raymond Vaillant (January 21st 1935 - February 18th 2006) is a Compositeur French, born with Moncontour (Vienna).

Biography

He occupied of the April 2nd 1962 until in 1995 the post of librarian to the National library, the department of the music to the Opéra of Paris where he will complete an immense work of Paléographie, identifier and indexing the works preserved since the first French opera “ Pomone ” of Robert Cambert to the most recent works.

The daily frequentation of the manuscripts of the large Masters of the past will have been a priceless enrichment.

Musical studies

has Paris: harmonize, counterpoint and running away with Julien Falk.
Analysis and composition with Claude Ballif.
Henri Dutilleux the address with max Deutsch with which he will study the Second school of Vienna and large masterpieces of the past; He will become thereafter assistant of max Deutsch to the class of composition of the Teacher training school of music of Paris.

Since 1968, Raymond Vaillant composes of works which, combining the rigor and the emotion, draw to him the attention of the critics and the public.

Catalog works

Trio opus 1,1968. violoncello & piano

Creation: Monday, February 17, 1969 with the Theater of the Lyric Music-Gaité, by Anne-Marie de Lavilléon, piano, Jacques Castagner, flute & Michel Tournus, violoncello, within the framework in the great concerts of the Sorbonne.

Die, die opus 2,1970. (13 mn) Concerto of room for 5 instruments viola, violoncello, flute and piano

Creation: 1971 with a.R.C under the direction of max Deutsch.
Interpreted by the Trio of Paris on October 22nd, 1976. Recorded by the Trio of Paris (Radio-France, to dir. Musical: Daniel Chabrun)
Published by the Transatlantic Music publishings.

lyric Offering opus 3,1970. (25 mn) of 16 mixed votes, 4 trombones, 4 violoncellos, 4 double basses and percussion the text is of the type-setter.

Creation: March 12th, 1987 with the large auditorium of Radio-France, the choruses of Radio-France, the instrumental whole of the new philharmonic orchestra were placed under the direction of Michel Tranchant. Published by: the Transatlantic Music publishings.

Filigree opus 4,1973. & piano

Creation: Monday, May 21, 1973 with the museum of modern art of the town of Paris by the great concerts of the Sorbonne; Tim Maloney, clarinet & Naohiko Kai, piano.

For an ode with snow opus 6 n° 1,1974. (12 mn) trumpet, vibraphone, piano, toothing-stone and string quartet

Creation: Thursday, December 19, 1974 by the " unit; The itinéraire" placed under the direction of Boris de Vinogradov.
Published by: the Transatlantic Music publishings.

Beyond the absence opus 6 n° 2,1975. and 13 musicians

This partition was made up on texts of Roger Giroux.
Creation: Saturday, December 11, 1976 in the large auditorium of the house of Radio-France by Anna Ringart, mezzo, the new philharmonic orchestra placed under the direction of Juan Pablo Izquierdo within the framework in the concerts " music at the present ".

Dawn opus 7,1976. (9 mn) viola and toothing-stone Part ordered by the Debussy Trio.

Creation: Tuesday, March 7, 1978 with the museum of modern art of the town of Paris by " great concerts of Sorbonne".
Published by: the Transatlantic Music publishings.

Lachrimae Mariae opus 10,1977. (20 mn) voice soloists (or chorus) and organ

This work, initially written for four votes soloists and organ with considering a second version for chorus with four mixed votes, of the solos being requested from the first desks, and orgue.
Creation: Sunday, May 15, 1977 in the church of the Abbey of Hauvillers by the vocal ensemble " Alternance" at the time of the sixth centenary of died of Guillaume de Machault.
(In the program, also the mass " appeared; The GROUND F RE MI" of Josquin of the Meadows.)
Composition of the vocal ensemble " Alternance": Ghislaine Victorius, soprano; Nicole Oxombre, contralto; Robert Dumé, tenor and Claude Meloni, low. Francoise Rieunier touched the organ, all were placed under the direction of Boris de Vinogradov.
Edité by: the Transatlantic Music publishings.

Splendore basket illuminated , mass opus 12,1980-1981. (1. 10.) and baritone solo, 2 trumpets and trombone, mixed chorus and organ

Creation: July 19th, 1981 with the festival of Avignon, in the Notre Dame church of Doms
With: Claude Giroux: soprano, Jacques Bona, baritone; Henri Curity and Jacques Jamacon: trumpets; Guy Bartalay: trombone; contemporary chorus of the university of Aix in Provence (chief of chorus: Roland Heyrabédian) placed under the direction of Boris de Vinogradov.
Published by: the Transatlantic Music publishings.

Internet site

raymondvaillant.free.fr

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