Principal music inspector at the Ministry of Cultural Affairs between 1967 and 1992, then music inspector in charge of the municipal conservatories of the City of Paris, Tisné composed more than three hundred works ranging from pieces for solo instrument to the symphony orchestra. His works are recorded in France by MFA, REM, Calliope. He was an Officer of the National Order of Merit, a Commandeur of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres[1] and was decorated with the Ordre des Palmes académiques.
Among other awards, he has received the Copley Foundation Prize, the Helphen Prize, the Lili Boulanger Prize, the Koussevitsky Foundation Prize, the Casa de Velázquez Prize, the Grand Prix musical de la Ville de Paris, the Composers' Prize of the SACEM.
Tisné's work is that of a humanist for whom composition procedures are only a tool intended to restore as well as possible the explorations of his imagination without ever being in itself the essential generator of the composed works. New technologies, while he knew how to appreciate them, do not fit into his thought pattern as a deliberate substitute for inspiration or as an alternative to a musical discourse that he likes to be imbued with spirituality. Tisné's work is resolutely expressive and does not need to be followed, at the time of its interpretation, by explanatory comments.[2]
One enters the universe of Tisné as on enters the universe of a painter or even more perhaps in the universe of an architect by its spatial dimension and by its quasi-telluric energy. Tisné was a musician of spaces. These spaces or fields ignore emptiness; they are spiritually, emotionally, historically charged, whether real or purely dreamlike, if only because on can define in this abundance the solution of continuity between the real and the unreal. But his world is also our world.[3]
Tisné died in Paris in 1998.
Worksedit
Sonata for piano (1968)
Épigraphe pour une stèle for piano (1968)
Soliloques for bassoon solo (1968)
Concerto for flute and string orchestra (1969)
Hommage à Calder (1970)
Stabile Mobile (1970)
Luminescences for organ (1970)
Solstices for bassoon and string orchestra (1973)
Sonata for violin and piano (1973)
Alliages (1974)
Osiriaques (1975)
Héraldiques for trumpet and piano (1975)
Music for Stonehenge for alto saxophone and piano (1977)
Espaces irradiés for alto saxophone and piano (1983)
antoine, tisné, july, 1932, july, 1998, french, composer, contents, life, works, references, external, linkslife, editborn, lourdes, tisné, began, musical, studies, tarbes, conservatory, entered, conservatoire, paris, 1952, music, writing, class, then, student. Antoine Tisne 29 July 1932 19 July 1998 was a French composer Contents 1 Life 2 Works 3 References 4 External linksLife editBorn in Lourdes Tisne began his musical studies at the Tarbes Conservatory He entered the Conservatoire de Paris in 1952 in a music writing class He was then a student of Georges Hugon in harmony and Noel Gallon and Jean Rivier in fugue and counterpoint then had Darius Milhaud and Andre Jolivet as his teachers He won a Second Grand Prix de Rome in 1962 Principal music inspector at the Ministry of Cultural Affairs between 1967 and 1992 then music inspector in charge of the municipal conservatories of the City of Paris Tisne composed more than three hundred works ranging from pieces for solo instrument to the symphony orchestra His works are recorded in France by MFA REM Calliope He was an Officer of the National Order of Merit a Commandeur of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres 1 and was decorated with the Ordre des Palmes academiques Among other awards he has received the Copley Foundation Prize the Helphen Prize the Lili Boulanger Prize the Koussevitsky Foundation Prize the Casa de Velazquez Prize the Grand Prix musical de la Ville de Paris the Composers Prize of the SACEM Tisne s work is that of a humanist for whom composition procedures are only a tool intended to restore as well as possible the explorations of his imagination without ever being in itself the essential generator of the composed works New technologies while he knew how to appreciate them do not fit into his thought pattern as a deliberate substitute for inspiration or as an alternative to a musical discourse that he likes to be imbued with spirituality Tisne s work is resolutely expressive and does not need to be followed at the time of its interpretation by explanatory comments 2 One enters the universe of Tisne as on enters the universe of a painter or even more perhaps in the universe of an architect by its spatial dimension and by its quasi telluric energy Tisne was a musician of spaces These spaces or fields ignore emptiness they are spiritually emotionally historically charged whether real or purely dreamlike if only because on can define in this abundance the solution of continuity between the real and the unreal But his world is also our world 3 Tisne died in Paris in 1998 Works editSonata for piano 1968 Epigraphe pour une stele for piano 1968 Soliloques for bassoon solo 1968 Concerto for flute and string orchestra 1969 Hommage a Calder 1970 Stabile Mobile 1970 Luminescences for organ 1970 Solstices for bassoon and string orchestra 1973 Sonata for violin and piano 1973 Alliages 1974 Osiriaques 1975 Heraldiques for trumpet and piano 1975 Music for Stonehenge for alto saxophone and piano 1977 Espaces irradies for alto saxophone and piano 1983 Bucephale for 2 pianos and narrator 1984 Musique en trio for violin cello and piano 1984 Apres for clarinet 1984 Concerto for viola and orchestra 1985 Ombra Veneziana for 2 guitars 1985 Soleils Noirs for piano 1986 Espaces irradies 1987 Antienne pour l au dela Baryton violon solo et orchestre a cordes 1986 Horizons for clarinet and viola 1987 Vision des temps immemoriaux 1987 Trio pour Ondes Martenot Piano Percussion Ragas Hommage a Rene Daumal 1987 Trio pour Ondes Martenot Piano Percussion avec recitante 1987 Episodes New Yorkais for flute clarinet violin cello and piano 1988 Monodie IV pour un espace sacre for flute solo 1989 Sonata for viola and piano 1989 Partita for flute solo 1990 Les Voiles de la nuit premiered by the Orchestre symphonique francais conducted by Laurent Petitgirard 1992 References edit Archives of the ordre des Arts et des Lettres Interview with Antoine Tisne Antoine TisneExternal links editDiscography Discogs Antoine Tisne Classical music now Antoine Tisne Cdmc Antoine Tisne Soleils noirs YouTube Portals nbsp Classical music nbsp France Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Antoine Tisne amp oldid 1149992320, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
