JACQUES LEJEUNE

EARLY WORKS 1969-1970

Jacques Lejeune born July 12, 1940 in Talence. 

Jacques Lejeune studied music at the Schola Cantorum 

and the Paris Conservatory with Daniel-Lesur and Pierre Schaeffer 

before working with François Bayle at the Groupe de Recherches Musicales.

This LP of early compositions by Jacques Lejeune features three seminal works: 

D'une Multitude En Fête (1969) and Petite Suite (1970), 

originally released on Christian Clozier / 

Jacques Lejeune - Lettre À Une Demoiselle / Dichotomie / Petite Suite / 

D'Une Multitude En Fête in 1970, and Géodes (1970), 

previously released on Sonopsys N° 2/3. These three pieces 

(not included in the recent Jacques Lejeune - Parages And 

Other Electroacoustic Works 1971-1985 3 x CD set) 

are some of Lejeune's earliest music for tape and may be 

considered a "prequel" to his later, more thematic works.

TRACK TITLES

D'Une Multitude En Fête - 18:12

Géodes - 9:07

Percussion – Lauréat Dionne

Petite Suite - (8:09)

Drums – Michel Foudrinoy

Guitar – Jean-Pierre Vassout

Prelude - 1:45

Arioso - 1:26

Danse - 2:00

Serenade - 1:26

Toccata - 1:32

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