
Gabriel Rigaux: Mozart's Reflections
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1/7Composer Biography
Gabriel Rigaux, the composer, began playing piano at age 15 after being captivated by Chopin's Prelude No. 4.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The composer, Gabriel Rigaux, states that the Sonate n°12 de Mozart (Mozart's Sonata No. 12) is the "original image" for his two sonatas, which he calls "reflections."
Composer Biography
Gabriel Rigaux, the composer, was a finalist in the Dvořák International Composition Competition in 2012 and was a composer-in-residence at La Prée Abbey for 2018-2019.
Composer's Artistic Vision
Gabriel Rigaux, the composer, aimed to learn from Mozart the art of combining well-formed motifs, and imparting joy, tenderness, elegance, diversity, and unity to music.
Composer Biography
Gabriel Rigaux, the composer, holds a master's degree in philosophy from Sorbonne Paris I, for which he wrote a thesis titled "Nietzsche and the Wagner Case."
Composer's Artistic Vision
Gabriel Rigaux, the composer, sought to write classical yet contemporary works, a desire he shares with figures like Schönberg and Stravinsky.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded in June 2023 at Studio de Meudon in Hauts-de-Seine, France, using a Fazioli piano prepared by Bernard Faulon.














