Roshinkes mit mandeln (Raisins et amandes) (Bruno Gousset)
A mol i geven a mayse (Il était une fois) (Bruno Gousset)
Oyfn pripetshik (Auprès du poêle) (Bruno Gousset)
Arum dem fayer (Autour du feu de camp) (Bruno Gousset)
Yome-yome (Benjamin) (Bruno Gousset)
Lomir beyde a libe shpiln (Jouons à nous aimer) (Bruno Gousset)
Di minzinke oysgegebn (Le mariage de la cadette) (Bruno Gousset)
Gey ikh mir shpatsirn (En me promenant) (Bruno Gousset)
Papir Iz Dokh Vays (Aussi vrai que le papier est blanc (Bruno Gousset)
Tum balalaika (Bruno Gousset)
Bulbes (Patates) (Bruno Gousset)
Dire-gelt (La location) (Bruno Gousset)
Lomir ale zingen a zemerl (Bruno Gousset)
Margaritkekekh (Bruno Gousset)
Lamentation (Bruno Gousset)
Her nor du sheyn meydele (Dis-Moi Belle...) (Bruno Gousset)
This traditional Yiddish suite is based on melodies of Polish, Russian, Ukrainian and other Jew-welcoming areas of Central Europe songs and dances. The story of life from childhood to death is told in this 3-movement suite composed of a dozen of songs.
Bruno Gousset was born in 1958. He began to compose at 11. He studied musicology at Sorbonne University and also learned how to play the piano with Florencia Raitzin. Then, he accompanied choirs (Choeur de l’Orchestre in Paris, Cologne, Chapelle Royale, but also Choeurs de Radio-France, the Chorale Franco-Allemande de Paris, etc.) He was a clinician from 1987 to 2000 in Théâtre du Châtelet and assistant in conducting lessons at École Normale de Paris composing at the same time.
