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MFA Catal 2006.Pdf CATALOGUE GÉNÉRAL , rue Ballu • - Paris T. + () • F. + () M. [email protected] • W. www.musiquefrancaise.net MARS 2006 a été créé en à l’initiative du ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, de Radio France et de la SACEM avec le soutien des éditeurs graphiques, rejoints par la SACD en . I Les partenaires mettent en com- mun des moyens logistiques et financiers afin d’apporter leur soutien à la production d’enre- gistrements phonographiques du commerce, reproduisant des œuvres représentatives de la création musicale française dans les domaines de la musique classique contemporaine (musique de chambre, musique symphonique et lyrique), du jazz, des musiques improvisées et des musiques traditionnelles. I Plus de disques ont déjà pu être publiés grâce à l’aide de MFA, dont disques compacts ou coffrets sont aujourd’hui disponi- bles (ou en réédition) sur le marché international à travers les réseaux d’une centaine de labels. I MUSIQUE FRANÇAISE D’AUJOURD’HUI est un dispositif d’aide aux enregistrements phonographiques fondé et financé par le ministère de la Culture et de la Communication (DMDTS), Radio France (Direction de la Musique), la SACEM et la SACD. RÉPERTOIRES Les aides accordées par MFA Le projet peut être porté par un producteur sont réservées aux enregistrements de opérant à l’étranger à la condition qu’il bé- La SACEM et la SACD se mobilisent chaque jour en faveur musique des répertoires «classique contem- néficie d’une distribution en France. de la diffusion la plus large possible des œuvres. Elles porain» (musique symphonique et lyrique, DISTRIBUTION Le projet soumis à MFA doit s’engagent pour élargir la diversité culturelle à laquelle musique de chambre), jazz et musiques im- provisées, musiques traditionnelles. bénéficier d’un engagement écrit de distri- sont attachés tant les créateurs que le public. I La SACEM bution, précisant la date de commercialisa- et la SACD dénoncent toutes les formes de piratage et PRODUCTEURS Ces aides sont réservées aux tion. s’opposent à l’accès incontrôlé et gratuit aux œuvres. Ces producteurs phonographiques exerçant une dérives ne peuvent qu’entraîner la faillite d’un modèle activité commerciale. Toutefois sont égale- COMMISSIONS Les commissions d’agré- ment se réunissent deux fois par an, en économique qui a su préserver la diversité culturelle. I ment recevables les demandes présentées conjointement par une société de produc- mars et en octobre. Les dossiers sont reçus tion phonographique et une association tout au long de l’année, et au plus tard: régie par la loi de , à la condition que • le janvier pour la première commission les demandeurs soient coproducteurs. • le août pour la seconde commission. Extrait des conditions générales• Formulaire sur demande 1 SERGE ADAM BUCAREST Quoi de neuf Docteur, 2000 Elena Cojocaru, Alfredo Poesina, voix • Étienne Mbappé, basse électrique • Emmanuel Codjia, guitare • Francis Le Bras, claviers • Guillaume Dommartin, batte- rie • Foudil Meddahi, platines • François Choiselat, trombone • Pascal Couvreux, 1 0 • 0 saxophone soprano Serge Adam, trompette, direction, composition E V Production Vents d’Est • Avec le soutien de MFA, FCM, Adami actuellement indisponible 2 ADAM/CHALOSSE/CORONADO/DELBECQ AROUND 3 GARDENS Diaphonic, 2003 Serge Adam, trompette et électronique • Gilles Coronado, guitare et électronique • Marc Chalosse, claviers, samplers • Benoît Delbecq, claviers, samplers, bass et drum stations • Djengo Hartlap, quadriphonie • Ro3, samplers • Éric Vernhes, images 0 7 0 numériques, électroacoustique A I D Production Quoi de neuf Docteur • Avec le soutien de MFA, Spedidam, SPPF, Dicream CD PLUS MULTISESSION CONTENANT DES EXTRAITS VIDÉO DE CONCERTS 3 JEAN-LOUIS AGOBET MFA – Radio France, 1999 L’Étude des forces • Strati • Nuée-Traces • Autour • Plotting Cécile Daroux, Sophie Deshayes, Sophie Dardeau, flûtes • 9 2 0 Fuminori Tanada, piano • Ensemble L’Itinéraire • Mark Foster, direction 6 1 2 • Coproduction L’Itinéraire, Radio France Avec le soutien de MFA, Éditions Max Eschig A F M 4 JEAN-LOUIS AGOBET Timpani, 2005 7 GILBERT AMY UNE SAISON EN ENFER GRM – Ina, 1992, 2004 Génération • Feuermann • Ritratto concertante • Phonal Fusako Kondo, soprano • Edwige Parat, soliste de la Maîtrise de Radio France • Paul Meyer, clarinette • Michel Portal, clarinette, clarinette basse • Alain Billard, Carlos Roque Alsina, piano • Jean-Pierre Drouet, percussion • Daniel Teruggi, 2 3 Gilbert Amy, pupitre électroacoustique 4 clarinette, clarinette contrebasse • Xavier Phillips, violoncelle • Alexandre Paley, 3 9 5 0 piano • Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg • François-Xavier Roth, direction 7 Avec le soutien de MFA 1 2 C 0 1 Coproduction Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg, Radio France • Avec le soutien de MFA, Ville de Strasbourg, 1 M Palais de la musique et des congrès de Strasbourg, Musique nouvelle en liberté, Éditions Jobert (INA C 2004) 5 LES ALLUMÉS DU JAZZ LES ACTUALITÉS Les Allumés du Jazz, 2005 8 GILBERT AMY MFA – Radio France, 1996 inédits - labels Quatuor à cordes n° • Orchestrahl ) D Le Trio d'arrosage • Les Âmes Nées Zique • Un Drame Musical Instantané avec Quatuor Parisii [Thierry Brodart, Jean-Michel Berrette, vln • Dominique Lobet, 1 C 1 2 ( Baco • Raymond Boni et Claude Tchamitchian • Marthe Vassallo et Lydia 0 alt. • Jean-Philippe Martignoni, vlc.] • Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France • 6 4 1 0 / Gilbert Amy, direction Domancich • Magic Malik Orchestra avec Sub-Z • Jef Lee Johnson et Hamid El 2 3 A 0 Kasri • René Bottlang, Rémi Charmasson et Eric Longsworth • Didier Petit •Trio F J Avec le soutien de MFA, Éditions Amphion M D A Jean Morières • Rude Aquaplaning • Briegel Bros Band • Stéphane Rives • Sylvain Kassap • Happy House • Groupe Emil • [j-fy] • Serge Adam • Murat Öztürk • Donald Brown • Etienne Brunet • Vincent Courtois • Ensemble Text'Up • Alima Hamel, Laurent Rochelle et Loïc Schild • Collectif Terra Incognita • Pablo Cueco 9 GILBERT AMY Lira d’Arco, 2006 et Mirtha Pozzi • Grillo-Labarrière-Petit-Wodraska • Bertrand Auger et Francis Écrits sur toiles • ... d’un désastre obscur • Après “... d’un désastre Demange • Hélène Breschand et Franck Vigroux • Guillaume de Chassy et Daniel obscur” • Échos XIII • Variations • La Variation ajoutée Yvinec • Pierre-Alain Goualch et Franck Agulhon Jeanne-Marie Lévy, mezzo-soprano • Dominique Reymond, récitante • Serge 7 Production Les Allumés du Jazz • Avec le soutien de MFA 3 0 • • • Desautels, cor Arnaud Mandoche, trombone Emmanuelle Jolly, harpe Roland A L Meillier, piano • Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain • Daniel Kawka, direction Avec le soutien de MFA, Adami, Ens. 2e2m, Grame, Ens. Orchestral Contemporain, Conserv. Nat. Sup. de Musique Lyon, Ville d’Andrézieux-Bouthéon, Univ. Lumière Lyon2, conseil gén. de la Loire, Éd. Durand, Éd. Amphion, Universal Ed., 1re édition : 2e2m collection, 1998 [2e2m 1015] 10 GILBERT AMY LE PREMIER CERCLE MFA - Radio France, 2002 13 GEORGES APERGHIS L’ORIGINE DES ESPÈCES MFA – Radio France, 1995 Opéra en quatre actes d’après le roman d’Alexandre Soljenitsyne ) Sextuor, l’origine des espèces D C Christophe Bernard, baryton • Karine Deshayes, mezzo-soprano • Philippe Do, 3 Atem : Elena Andreyev, violoncelle • Emmanuelle Zoll, Donatienne Michel-Dansac, ( 4 ténor • Alain Gabriel, ténor • Philippe Georges, baryton • Laurent Manzoni, comé- 0 2 0 Françoise Degeorges, sopranos • Valérie Joly, mezzo • Frédérique Wolf-Michaux, 4 . dien • Sophie Marin-Degor, soprano • Thomas Morris, ténor • Lionel Peintre, bary- 6 0 1 contralto 4 2 0 ton • Ingrid Perruche, soprano • Pierre-Yves Pruvot, baryton • Marie-Belle Sandis, A 6 F 1 Avec le soutien de MFA, Éditions Durand 2 mezzo-soprano • Jérôme Varnier, basse • Alain Vernhes, baryton • Orchestre et M A F Chœur de l’Opéra de Lyon (Alain Woodbridge, chef de chœur) • Michel Plasson, dir. M Avec le soutien de MFA, Éditions Durand 11 ANDREU / TUSQUES ARC VOLTAIC in situ, 2003 14 GEORGES APERGHIS MUSIQUE DE CHAMBRE Zig-Zag Territoires, 2002 Poèmes de Joan Salvat-Papasseit Cinq Pièces pour espérou et violoncelle • Faux-Mouvement • Carles Andreu, voix • François Tusques, piano • Danièle Dumas, sax. soprano • Les Secrets élémentaires • Requiem furtif • La Nuit en tête • 1 Denis Colin, clarinette basse Didier Petit, violoncelle 0 5 Donatienne Michel-Dansac, voix • Ensemble S:I,C. : Sophie Deshayes, flûte • 6 0 3 Production Basta • Avec le soutien de MFA 2 2 0 Pierre Dutrieu, clarinette basse • Vincent Leterme, piano • Anne Mercier, violon • S I T Z Elena Andreyev, violoncelle • Françoise Rivalland, percussions Z Avec le soutien de MFA, Mécénat Musical Société Générale, Editions Salabert 12 GEORGES APERGHIS RÉCITATIONS Naïve [Montaigne], 1992 15 GEORGES APERGHIS TINGEL TANGEL Vand’Œuvre, 2004 Martine Viard, voix Jactations • Tingel Tangel Avec le soutien de MFA Valérie Philippin, soprano • Lionel Peintre, baryton • Françoise Rivalland, percus- 8 6 1 re 2 sion, cymbalum • Frédéric Davério, accordéon 1 1 édition : MFA–harmonia mundi, 1983 [HM 5135] 4 2 0 8 7 Production CCAM-scène nationale de Vandœuvre • Avec le soutien de MFA, TEM (Théâtre Expression Musique) O D O V M 16 APOLLO CAP INÉDIT Arfi, 1999 19 ALAIN BANCQUART LE LIVRE DU LABYRINTHE Mode, 2003 Jean-Paul Autin, saxophone alto • Jean-Luc Cappozzo, trompette • Prologue • Icare • Labyrinthe/Miroir • Solitude du Minotaure • ) • • D Meurtre • Épilogue Textes de Marie-Claire Bancquart Alain Gibert, trombone Invités : Jean-Louis
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