Antoine Tisné

Antoine Tisné (born November 29, 1932 in Lourdes , † 1998 in Paris ) was a French composer.

Tisné studied at the Conservatoire de Paris with Georges Hugon , Noël Gallon , Darius Milhaud , Jean Rivier and André Jolivet and received first prizes in counterpoint, harmony, fugue and composition. In 1962 he won the first Second Grand Prix de Rome .

From 1967 to 1992 he was music inspector at the French Ministry of Culture, then inspector for the city conservatories in Paris. He has received numerous prizes for his compositions: the Prix ​​de la Fondation Copley , the Prix ​​Halphen , the Prix ​​Lili Boulanger , the Prix ​​de la Fondation Koussevitsky , the Prix ​​Casa Velasquez , the Grand Prix musical de la Ville de Paris and the Prix ​​des compositeurs de la Sacem .

Tisné's funeral was held on July 23, 1998 in the Paris church of Saint-Christophe-de-Javel .

Works

• Hommage à Calder for harpsichord, 1970
• Luminescences for organ, 1970
• Arborescences I Prophase, Métaphase , 1974
• Arborescences II Anaphase , Télophase , 1974
• Cristaux de feu for harpsichord, 1975
• Astres au relief d'or for two percussionists, 1982
• Psaume 57 for vocal ensemble, large choir and organ, 1989
• Offertory for Chartres
• Monodies pour des Espaces Sacrés
• Alta Mira
• Music for Stonehenge
• Chant pour Un Autre Galaxy
• Hymn pour Notre Temps for 15 saxophones
• Edenic's events
• Emotion for trumpet
• Héraldiques , sonata for trumpet and piano
• Horizons for clarinet and viola
• Concerto for viola and orchestra
• Concerto for violin and orchestra
• Concerto for violoncello and orchestra
• Lac for piano
• Ragas ("Homage to René Daumal ") for speaker, piano, Ondes Martenot and percussion
• Soliloques
• Sonata for viola and piano
• Sonata for violin and piano
• Visions des Temps Immémoriaux for piano, Ondes Martenot and percussion