Band,
Classical
Ensemble Alternance is a chamber ensemble of soloists devoted to the performance of contemporary classical music. The ensemble was founded in 1983 by the flautist Jean-Luc Menet with intention of "developing, integrating and exploiting the chock of temporal passages as well as cultural and new instrumental rotations in the vast expanse of music of our time. And then to confront these with works from the distant and near past." The ensemble is particularly well known for its performances of Pierre Boulez, John Cage, Roberto Carnevale, György Ligeti, George Crumb, Giacinto Scelsi, de Pablo, and Klaus Huber. Priority is given to premiering works by composers whom they consider to be true creators, such as the composers Philippe Hersant, Philippe Schoeller, Bruno Mantovani, Fabien Levy, Mark Andre and the like.
Daniel Ciampolini perc | |
Jacques Ghestem vn FR | |
Pierre-Henri Xuereb vl *1959 FR | |
Dimitri Vassilakis p | |
Raphaël Chrétien vc | |
Philippe Berrod cl FR | |
Jean-Luc Menet fl FR | |
Gianni Pizzolato perc | |
Jean-Marie Cottet p FR |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Rokh | Raphaël Cendo, Ensemble Alternance | 2012 | Album |
Neverland | Ensemble Alternance, Mauro Lanza - Gérard Pesson | 2007 | Album |
Chamber Music | Klaus Huber, Arturo Tamayo, Ensemble Alternance | 1991 | Album |
Musiques Trans Alpines Vol. 1 (Jeunes Compositeurs Ou Jeunes Interprètes Franco-Italiens De Musique Contemporaine) | Giacinto Scelsi, Alessandro Sbordoni, Griffith Rose, Robert Pascal, Alain Savouret - Ensemble Alternance, Luca Pfaff, Pascale Bonnier, Kyoko Okumura, Claire-Marie Mille, Marie-Hélène Huguel, Gérard Chouquer, Maria Licata | 1990 | Album |