My music
Some of my latest compositions
Chantons les jeux!
5 songs for children's choir and piano
Composition (text and music): 2023
This collection addresses, among other things, the parallel between sporting performance and artistic performance, it evokes the 1924 Paris Games and also touches on the question of difference: difference in sporting practice, sensitivity, aptitude... Chantons les Jeux receives the 2024 Cultural Olympiad label.
Duration approx. 15 minutes.
Qu'une-Oreille
Musical tale for all audiences from 3 years old.
Composition (lyrics and music) : 2020-2022
First performance : December 2022, le Leurre, Granville (50)
Lyrics and music: Pierre Agut
Co-production: La Compagnie de l'éléchant /Le Leurre
"The door slams, the child leaves, two sprites disembark. That Qu'une-Oreille wakes up, passes from hand to hand, lives from voice to voice. A crossed spinning top, tumbled steps... Watch out! come back soon! The cuckoo is watching, but What ear will it find the way.x that amazes it?"
Trailer here
Presentation file and technical sheet here
Un jour, un chant
(One day, one song)
7 songs for children's choir and piano
Composition (lyrics and music) : 2017-2021
"Each morning its melody, each evening its harmony. Our movements and our gestures make each of our days unique. Our desires and our actions give rhythm to each past day. Each day has its own song: one day, one song."
Duration approximately 25 minutes.
Audio here
Interview and comments here
Score published by La Sinfonie d'Orphée here
Chapeau pointu
(Pointed hat)
For children's choir, piano and narrator.
6 songs, narration and interludes.
Composition : 2020-2021
Freely inspired by a children's story and thanks to various musical styles, Chapeau pointu will give young musicians the pleasure and the desire to sing together...
Duration approximately 25'.
Audio 1 (short) here
Audio 2 (long) here
Score published by La Sinfonie d'Orphée here
Ein deutscher Psalm
For mixed choir and symphony orchestra.
Composition : 2018 - Prize of the City of Hombourg (Saarland, Germany)
Sometimes ample, sometimes meditative, this composition for amateur choir sets to music a few verses from Psalm 39 in Martin Luther's version.
Duration 7' approximately.
Audio 1 (short) here
Audio 2 (full) here
Sheet music for sale at La Sinphonie d'Orphée Edition: conductor here
piano-vocal reduction here
piano-organ reduction here
Allons à Brême!
(Let's go to Bremen!)
For children's choir, body percussion and piano
Composition : 2013
"They were four musicians...
Dog, cat, rooster and donkey too...
Never had such music been heard... »
According to the Brothers Grimm. Duration : approximately 6'
Audio 1 (short) here
Audio 2 (full) here
Score published by La Sinfonie d'Orphée here