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	classical music - andante - pascal dusapin
		Pascal Dusapin was born in Nancy in 1955, and studied fine art and science, art and aesthetics at the Sorbonne in Paris.
		Pascal Dusapin's catalogue at present consists of around 70 works, including 14 for solo instruments, 24 chamber pieces, 13 works for ensemble and 14 works for symphony orchestra.
		'Pascal Dusapin's creative work is nourished by an exceptionally wide culture, which takes in literature, philosophy, and poetry, and ranges across the centuries from the works of Greco-Roman antiquity to the most modern writers.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=23213 (402 words)

	The Ensemble Sospeso - Pascal Dusapin
		Born in Nancy in 1955, Pascal Dusapin was an organist, but he never really considered the organ seriously as a profession.
		French composer Andre Boucourechliev saw an early orchestral work by Dusapin and encouraged the young man. At the Sorbonne in Paris, Dusapin attended the courses of Iannis Xenakis from 1974 to 1978.
		The early works of Pascal Dusapin are rife with the influence of these two composers.
	www.sospeso.com /contents/composers_artists/dusapin.html (245 words)

	Zubin Mehta - Present 2007 Laureate - Dan David Prize, TAU
		Pascal Dusapin (born in 1955) is an outstanding figure within the world of contemporary music, where he is regularly performed by highly specialized ensembles and is a leader working with the most prestigious musical institutions.
		Dusapin has an excellent sense of color and texture and manages to create dramatic tension as well in his shorter chamber works as in his large-scale operas and orchestral works.
		The 2007 Dan David Prize honors Pascal Dusapin in the field of Contemporary Music, for his significant contributions in this field.
	www.dandavidprize.org /laureates/present2007-dusapin.html (431 words)

	Pascal DUSAPIN - Concertos [HC]: Classical CD Reviews- June 2003 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Now in his mid-forties, Pascal Dusapin is one of the most distinguished composers of his generation.
		Dusapin’s cello concerto is in three movements of fairly equal length.
		These beautiful scores amply demonstrate that Dusapin is first and foremost a lyricist and that his music strongly communicates by the sheer force of its utter sincerity and honesty, no matter how technically complex or demanding it may be.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2003/Aug03/dusapin_concertos.htm (684 words)

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		But Dusapin had little interest in pursuing the musical establishment’s expected pattern of conservatory study; instead, he worked on his scores largely as an autodidact while studying fine art and aesthetics at the Sorbonne.
		Dusapin’s works dip widely into world literature, with a penchant for classical sources (for example, his oratorio Niobé) as well as the avant-garde playwright Heiner Müller (source of the opera Medeamaterial).
		Dusapin tinkers wildly with color and temperature, from large climaxes anchored by highly aggressive trombones against trumpets and fulminant percussion to icy clusters in the stratosphere.
	www.sfsymphony.org /templates/pgmNotePrint.asp?nodeid=3343 (1591 words)

	Pascal Dusapin
		French composer of mostly stage, orchestral, chamber, choral, and vocal works that have been performed throughout the world.
		Dusapin studied arts and aesthetics and plastic arts and sciences at the Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne.
		Pascal Dusapin, Pascal Dousapin, Pascal Dusapan, Pascal Dousapan
	composers21.com /compdocs/dusapinp.htm (806 words)

	Musical Pointers
		Dusapin is an intuitive composer, who explores feelings in a language all his own.
		Dusapin in his filmed talks touches on the many different ways to listen to music, or to hear it.
		Dusapin's comments during rehearsal of the concerto help us to find a way into the unusual relationship between soloist and orchestra, with the piano sometimes alone and 'totally helpless', seeking to express itself by 'trying to merge' with the orchestra.
	www.musicalpointers.co.uk /reviews/cddvd/Dusapin_Pace.htm (975 words)

	Dusapin Requiem(s) : Classical CD Reviews- November 2000 Music on the Web(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin, the most important French composer of the generations younger than Boulez or Barraqué, undoubtedly belongs to this category.
		Though himself once a jazz pianist, Dusapin steadfastly refused to write for the piano until 1997, when he composed an important piano trio, and the important recent set of piano études, which take their place alongside the études of Debussy, Bartók and Ligeti as amongst the most significant works within the genre.
		Dusapin's musical aesthetic stands apart from the negations of Helmut Lachenmann, Aldo Clementi, Sciarrino and others, or from the fragmented post-romanticism of Wolfgang Rihm, but that is in no sense to imply that the result is any less 'critical'.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2000/nov00/dusapin.htm (1034 words)

	fanfarervw.html
		Pascal Dusapin (b.1955) is not yet well known in the US, but he is starting at last to make inroads.
		Dusapin is in many ways an extremely unlikely candidate to be a leader of the French School.
		Dusapin is original, musical, and innovative, and his work gives hope that the generation of composers currently entering middle age have great work as well to bequeath the repertoire.
	uhaweb.hartford.edu /CARL/fanfarervw.html (846 words)

	Festium - Artist's Management
		The opera is based on the text by Heiner Müller and with Pascal Dusapin’s consent TandM has chosen to retitle the work Medea, so as to give the role of Medea, one of the strongest to have appeared in opera in recent years, its true dimension.
		For Pascal Dusapin, Medea is a body tormented by inner convulsions that manifest themselves in dense, sporadic outbursts, taken up and echoed by the chorus.
		After Dusapin’s Medea she can be heard in the world-premiere of Liza Lim’s work Mother Tongue with L’Ensemble intercontemporain and conductor Jonathan Nott in Paris.
	www.festium.fi /english/intothespotlight (283 words)

	\|\| San Francisco Performances \|\| (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin trained first as an organist, but the experience of hearing Varese's Arcana turned his imagination toward composition.
		Dusapin, who has spent periods living in Rome and New York, was composer-in-residence with the Lyon Orchestra from 1993 to 1995.
		Commissioned by the Louvre as part of its bicentennial celebration, Dusapin's String Quartet No. 3 was premiered at the Auditorium du Musée du Louvre on November 3, 1993, by the Arditti Quartet.
	www.performances.org /encores_note/arditti.asp (1584 words)

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	iqexpand.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
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		Born in Nancy in 1955, Pascal Dusapin was an organist, but...
		Pascal Dusapin, Cascando (1997) FranÃ§ois Paris, 12 prÃ©ludes pour quatre pianos imaginaires (U.S. premiere, 1995) Philippe Hurel,...
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	ArkivMusic \| Dusapin: Concertos "watt, Galim, Celo" / Rophé, Hurel, Et Al
		Watt, for example, is a trombone concerto that opens with an anguished cry and ends in desolation, while both Galim and Celo have grim funereal aspects.
		The typically avant-garde titles of the works, along with Dusapin's micro-tonal investigations and links to Xenakis and to IRCAM, hardly prepare you for the expressiveness, lyricism, and even the sybaritic aural pleasures offered by this disc.
		All of the works are played with a sense of occasion and with a firm grip on Dusapin's highly individual style by Pascal Rophé and his Montpelier Orchestra.
	www.arkivmusic.com /classical/album.jsp?site_id=CTRV&album_id=75742 (560 words)

	Journée d'études avec Pascal Dusapin, le 17 novembre - Chaire de création artistique - Ariane ...
		La trajectoire de Pascal Dusapin est à cet égard des plus riches, de Roméo & Juliette (1989), écrit avec l’écrivain Olivier Cadiot, à Faustus – The Last Night (2006), où il signe lui-même un livret basé sur le texte de Christopher Marlowe.
		A l’occasion de la création parisienne du Faustus de Dusapin le 15 novembre prochain au Théâtre du Châtelet, dans le cadre du Festival d’Automne à Paris, l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales propose une journée de réflexion sur ces questions, réunissant des compositeurs, des librettistes, des metteurs en scène et des musicologues.
		La rencontre s’inscrit dans le cadre d’une collaboration entre l’Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales et le Collège de France, où Pascal Dusapin a été nommé cette année titulaire de la chaire de création artistique.
	www.college-de-france.fr /default/EN/all/cre_art/p1163427012149.htm (501 words)

	Late 20th/21st Century French Composers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I use the term fantastic advisedly, because Dusapin's opera is of very high quality, but the fable it tells is fantastic and phantasmagorical as well.
		Pascal Dusapin (born 1955) has long worked in the shadow of the Darmstadt generation (Boulez and IRCAM especially in France, but also Xenakis and Ligeti), and apart from the spectralists (Grisey, Murail), but is finally now established as a major voice with a confident series of vocal works, as...
		This disc in the Arditti Quartet's bewilderingly extensive output is devoted to French quartets: Henri Dutilleux's 1976 classic Ainsi la Nuit and more recent quartets by the Xenakis pupil Pascal Dusapin.
	www.this-is-great.com /top/xexiexqi-xlxirxexyxo (789 words)

	"French Twist" – Pascal Dusapin \| Santa Fe New Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin, one of France's noteworthy contemporary composers, whose style has been described as blending the influences of Varèse and Xenakis, joined us for concert and conversation.
		Dusapin's works and later conducted a QandA session with the composer.
		Dusapin's appearance in Santa Fe was co-sponsored by SITE Santa Fe.
	www.sfnm.org /events/past/0304/may15.html (96 words)

	In the Sky I am Walking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin is one of France's leading composers.
		Red Rock is an excerpt from Dusapin's opera Romeo and Juliet scored for vocal quartet playing Native American instruments.
		Pascal Dusapin's "Red Rock" is a pleasant but brief outtake from his opera "Romeo and Juliet", with extra "ethnic" percussion, and Stockhausen's "In The Sky I Am Walking..." sets Indian texts but uses no Native American musical material...
	www.mode.com /catalog/068sky.html (525 words)

	A quia, Pascal Dusapin, Disques sur Fnac.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin n'a commencé à composer pour le piano que récemment.
		Les Études sont d'après Dusapin lui-même non pas "des exercices de virtuosité digitale destinés à l'acquisition de la technique du piano mais de véritables études de composition conçues l'une dans l'autre, comme des poupées russes".
		En complément, un remarquable DVD filmé par Michel Follin donnant à voir des images des répétitions du concerto et de quelques études commentées par Pascal Dusapin, ainsi que deux des Etudes jouées par Ian Pace au Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord à Paris
	www.fnac.com /Shelf/article.asp?PRID=1501930&OrderInSession=1&Mn=17&TTL=211020051736&Origin=ORCHESTRE_PARIS&Ra=-29&To=0%9D%03=12&UID=057d009ee-99b5-e1bb-c623-66616a7e23d2&Fr=3 (337 words)

	Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Pascal Dusapin arrived 35 minutes into the hour, and is therefore not involved in the majority of the discussion.
		Lately I've felt there's an awful lot of talk about marketing and advertising, in order to increase the size of the new music audience, and while it's important, I think the best way to do that is to write great music, and to discuss the music itself.
		DUSAPIN: Right now I have the chance to visit many countries and I feel that many places are quite closed.
	members.shaw.ca /steenhuisen/massey.htm (4537 words)

	Sonia Wieder-atherthon
		Duende is to be found in any art, but it obviously is best exploited in music, danse and spoken poetry, since those arts require a living body as their means of expression, and since those arts forever die and rise again, the present being their exact time.
		Pascal Dusapin Imago I (new work), for solo cello
		Pascal Dusapin Imago II (new work), for solo cello
	www.soniawiederatherton.com /Anglais/seville.html (447 words)

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		But French composers as Dusapin have found ways around this citadel, this compelled by his own vision and creativity which is what making music should be.
		But perceptive composers as Dusapin try to find their own voice within this orchestral language, and if confronted Dusapin would say it has nothing to do with Berio.
		La Melancholia gives tortured-like,overly impassioned phrases to the voices shouting and commanding their presence, with the same kinds of overbearing orchestral sonorities.Dusapin it seems has an imagination for the theatre where he has worked on operas in post-modernist gesture of Romeo and Juliette and after Heiner Mullers Medea.
	www.radioparadise.com /content.php?name=Amazon&asin=B0000067TB (303 words)

	The Helix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		At its heart, three major living composers: Pierre Boulez, Pascal Dusapin and Tristan Murail.
		Over the three days and eight performances of the festival, leading Irish and international conductors, soloists and ensembles can be heard in a rich and diverse programme of more than 30 works, including at least 12 Irish premières and 3 world premières.
		Dusapin, the least "French" of the three, because of the profound seriousness of purpose behind even his most relaxed pieces.
	www.thehelix.ie /20_02_2004_livingmusicfestival.html (369 words)

	classical music - andante - pascal dusapin
		NÃ© en 1955 Ã Nancy, Pascal Dusapin fait ses Ã©tudes d'arts plastiques et de sciences, arts et esthÃ©tique Ã l'UniversitÃ© de Paris-Sorbonne.
		" La crÃ©ation de Pascal Dusapin se nourrit de culture trÃ¨s vaste qui englobe littÃ©rature et philosophie, aussi bien que poÃ©sie, et qui parcourt les siÃ¨cles, des Ã©crits de l'antiquitÃ© grÃ©co-latine Ã nos plus modernes Ã©crivains.
		Il n'est que de lire la liste des intitulÃ©s de ses ouvres et des textes utilisÃ©s comme soutien de celles qui rÃ©clament une participation vocale pour mesurer l'ampleur de ses connaissances.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=23214 (289 words)

	Zubin Mehta and Pascal Dusapin Share $1 Million Dan David Prize
		Zubin Mehta and Pascal Dusapin Share $1 Million Dan David Prize
		Summary: Conductor Zubin Mehta and composer Pascal Dusapin are two of the six winners of the 2007 Dan David Prize, presented annually by the Dan David Foundation and announced last week.
		Conductor Zubin Mehta and composer Pascal Dusapin are two of the six winners of the 2007 Dan David Prize, presented annually by the Dan David Foundation and announced last week.
	www.rojo.com /story/UJVZTcBzso9rK_Bm (156 words)

	The members and their activities
		Dusapin - Celo (wp) concerto for cello; - Watt, concerto for trombone
		Dusapin - Attaca for 2 trumpets and timbales; - Comoedia for voice and 6
		Dusapin - For O for soprano and 2 bass clarinets; - Ipso for clarinet (wp);
	www.xs4all.nl /~ftpec124/mem-a.htm (1152 words)

	Sheet Music Plus Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bill Evans: Bill Evans at Town Hall (Selections) Transcribed by Pascal Wetzel, performed by Bill Evans, edited by Pascal Wetzel.
		Pascal Dusapin - Etudes Pour Piano By Pascal Dusapin.
		L'envie d'aimer By Pascal Obispo / Lionel Florence.
	www.sheetmusicplus.com /a/phrase.html?59440&phrase=Pascal (287 words)

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		Five years ago I used some of this space to exult over my discovery of the French composer Pascal Dusapin at his first appearance on disc — a pseudo-operatic gloss on the Medea legend in a Harmonia Mundi release conducted by Philippe Herreweghe.
		It was composed for and sung here by the 32-member French chorus called Accentus, founded in 1991 and led by Laurence Equilbey, another of those courageous ensembles that take on the most daunting demands today’s composers can dream up.
		In Dusapin’s case, those demands include an intricate interplay of several levels of pianississimo and a willingness to deal with microtones, polyrhythms, the works.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/printme.php?eid=19734 (900 words)

	Amazon.com: Pascal Dusapin: Music: Armand Angster,Pascal Dusapin,Ars Nova Ensemble (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
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	www.amazon.com /Pascal-Dusapin-Armand-Angster/dp/B00005TNRJ (470 words)

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