| |  This score won the 2nd prize in composition competition for Composition d’oeuvre a cappella pour voix mixtes (unaccompanied mixed-voice music work composition) category, organized by À Coeur Joie in partnership with French Ministry of Culture, in 2003. This beautiful sheet music requires of being experienced in choirs to be performed. Claire Vazart is an associate professor in musical education and choral singing. She is also an arranger, a composer, and a jazz pianist. She obtained a MPhil in French Language, Literature and Civilization, then she studied jazz at Humber College of Toronto, Canada, and ENM de Chambéry. Her compositions already have some importance for music, vocal and big band spheres. She also composed “On Green Dolphin Street” (ref. ACJ 24037), “La pluie fait des claquettes” (ref. ACJ 24030), and “L’ombre d’une fée,” “Patt’s de chat” and “Trombone blues” which are published in “Enchantement 3” (ref. ACJ 53 0567). |
| | |  This is a cantata for mixed choirs, narrators and pianos. There is a section for a crowd.The sheet music is written in a contemporary way but is accessible. It is based on a beautiful text by Didier Rimaud. A tribute is paid to César Geoffray with the choral “J’entends chanter la terre.”It approximately lasts 20 minutes. It was created during the Choralies in Vaison-la-Romaine, on August 3, 2001. |
| | |  Théodore Botrel is a French author. He was born in Dinan. He is mostly known for his reproductions of the French traditional heritage.This arrangement is an adaptation for unaccompanied mixed choirs. The sophisticated harmonies of the original version are sung by every voice of the choir. |
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