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Suzanne Joly

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Suzanne Joly (16 March 1914 – 2012) was a French composer and pianist born in Oran.[1]

A child prodigy, she performed in Algeria and France before becoming the student for the piano of Lazare-Lévy and Antoinette Véluard, for writing of Olivier Messiaen and Jean Roger-Ducasse at the Conservatoire de Paris. Her real name was 'Suzanne Obadia', wife of painter Louis Joly, she wrote a musical work covering all genres: Petite Suite for orchestra (1942)[2] Sérénade; Fantaisie concertante for piano and orchestra (1944–1948)[3] Rupestre pour orchestre (1968)[4] Mélodies (Paul Verlaine, Andrée Brunin,...); Ode à la Jeune Fille (1968); String quartet; Thème, Variations et Allegro Fugato for solo piano (1956) etc.

Died in Paris in 2012, she was buried at Cimetière parisien de Bagneux.

A large part of her archives is housed at the Centre International Albert Roussel.

References

  1. ^ Jean Courbin
  2. ^ YouTube
  3. ^ YouTube
  4. ^ YouTube
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