Après-guerre
Iannis Xenakis
1922 – 2001
À propos de ce compositeur
“Giannis Klearchou Xenakis was a Romanian-born Greek-French avant-garde composer, music theorist, architect, performance director and engineer.”
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Chamber
Pléïades, for 6 percussionists
Psappha, for percussion solo
Achorripsis, for 21 musicians
Akea, for piano and string quartet
Akrata, for 8 winds and 8 brass
Aroura, for 12 strings
Charisma, for clarinet and cello
Dhipli Zyia, for violin and cello
Dikhthas, for violin and piano
Dmaathen, for oboe and percussion
Embellie, for solo viola
Hunem-Iduhey, for violin and cello
Ikhoor, for string trio
Keren, for trombone
Kottos, for cello
La Légende d'Eer, electroacoustic work for 7-channel tape
Mikka, for violin
Nomos Alpha, for solo cello
Nyuyo, for 4 musicians
Okho, for 3 percussionists
Paille in the wind, for cello and piano
ST/4, for string quartet
Tetora, for string quartet
Tetras, for string quartet
Theraps, for solo double bass
Xas, for saxophone quartet
Rebonds, for percussion solo
Syrmos, for string ensemble of 18 or 36 players
Roscobeck, for cello and string bass
Orchestral
Ata, for 89 musicians
Dox-Orkh, for violin and 89 musicians
Empreintes, for 85 musicians
Erikhthon, for piano and 88 musicians
Hiketides: Les suppliantes d'Eschyle, suite for brass instrument and string orchestra
Jalons
Jonchaies, for 109 musicians
Keqrops, for piano and 92 musicians
Krinoïdi, for 71 musicians
Lichens, for 96 musicians
Pithoprakta, for 49 musicians
Roáï, for 90 musicians
Shaar, for large string orchestra
ST/48, for 48 musicians
Synaphaï, for piano and 86 musicians
Tracées, for 94 musicians
Troorkh, for trombone and 89 musicians
Epicycle, for cello and 12 musicians
Metastasis, for 60 musicians
Noomena, for 103 musicians