Partitions de Harmonie chez Flex Editions

This original piece is constructed as the overture of a fantasy opera. It proposes 5 distinct environments with contrasting moods (solemn, humorous ...) which could symbolize 5 characters or situation...

Concert Band A poignant Piece with moving solos. The title evokes solitude, self-confrontation as well as hope, knowledge and trust search. Orient is symbolically the source of light which illuminates...

Concert Band

Concert Band

Concert Band, Harp or Piano

Solo Horn, Concert Band, Harp or Piano This Piece allows bringing forward a Horn player, invited or from the orchestra itself. Its rythmical contrasts make this Piece particularly appropriate to begin...

Concert Band, Soprano Solo, Men Choir

Concert Band + Men Choir

Concert Band, Harp or Piano This Piece, simple to execute, allows bringing forward a Flute or Recorder player, even a junior one, for a concert. It is a successful mix between new age music and wind b...

This Piece, composed by Jean-Michel MAURY, was commissioned by Ensemble Instrumental de l'Ariège (EIA). It was created in November 2007 by EIA, at the Prehistory Park of Tarascon sur Ariège (France) d...

This Piece, composed by Jean-Michel MAURY, was commissioned by Ensemble Instrumental de l'Ariège (EIA). It was created in November 2007 by EIA, at the Prehistory Park of Tarascon sur Ariège (France) d...

Wonderful concerto, where classical and modern influences are mixed. Exciting to play and to listen to. To be added to the repertoire of clarinetists and orchestras!

Concert Band Suite Pastiche, built of ten movements is a travel through time, since Antiquity. It redraws brass instruments history and evolution. This music was played by ensemble orchestra from Limo...

Concert Band We are here with Julius Caesar. This music evokes a Peplos ambiance.

Concert Band We have done a jump forward in History, and we will attend a Middle-Age tournament.

Concert Band Still in the Middle-Age, but the scene is diffrent. Troubadours are here.

Concert Band This fifth opus makes us jump forward in History: we are now transported by a Renaissance dance.