
Fabrice Bollon: Orchestral Works
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1/7Composition History
"Four Lessons of Darkness" is the first work ever written for the electric cello, composed for the renowned cellist Johannes Moser.
Compositional Technique
Fabrice Bollon's "Your Voice Out of the Lamb" uses various types of recorders, from sub-bass to a tiny garkleinflötlein, along with electronic effects like delays, loops, and pitch-shifters.
Composition History
The work "Your Voice Out of the Lamb" was written at the request of Michala Petri, a recorder player, and explores new possibilities for the instrument.
Recording & Production
This album features world premiere recordings of all three works: "Your Voice Out of the Lamb," "Four Lessons of Darkness," and "Dogmatic Pleasures."
Composer Biography
Fabrice Bollon, the composer, has been the general music director/chief conductor at Germany's Theater Freiburg since 2009 and has received international acclaim for his work.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Fabrice Bollon's music is influenced by a wide range of artists, from classical composers like Messiaen and Schnittke to rock musicians like Jimi Hendrix and Genesis.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Fabrice Bollon, the composer, believes that art should mirror its times and integrate diverse contemporary expressions in a structured and personal way.






















