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Francis Dhomont (2 November 1926 – 28 December 2023) was a French composer, a pioneer of electroacoustic and acousmatic music who worked and taught both in France and in Québec.
Aug 2, 2007 · Francis Dhomont. Composer, teacher, b Paris 2 Nov 1926. He studied in Paris with Ginette Waldmeier, Charles Koechlin and Nadia Boulanger. From 1944 to 1963, he composed for instruments and for voice, attempting to reconcile modality and atonality.
Dec 28, 2023 · Francis Dhomont *2.11.1926 Paris +28.12.2023 Avignon I’m writing to share the sad news of the passing of Francis Dhomont, who died peacefully in a hospital in Avignon on December 28th, aged 97. Francis was not only a beloved CIM/ICEM member and regular participant in ICEM concerts, but also a towering figure in the world of acousmatic ...
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Electrodoc (person) 24. ISNI 0000000080929557. Library of Congress. Musicbrainz (artist) Songkick (artist) 63233. VIAF 13383628. VIAF 267201312. Wikidata Q1441466. Wikipedia (English) Wikipedia (French) Francis Dhomont. Paris (France), 1926 – Avignon (Vaucluse, France), 2023. Composer. Writer. Main releases. Images nomades. Francis Dhomont.
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Francis Dhomont (1926-2023) - Canadian Music Centre. The French composer Francis Dhomont, a pupil of Nadia Boulanger, had a lightbulb moment in 1963 and dedicated the rest of his long life to electroacoustic music. Some consider him the true discoverer of musique concrete.
Profile: Francis Dhomont (November 2,1926 in Paris, France - December 28, 2023 in Avignon, France) studied under Ginette Waldmeier, Charles Koechlin and Nadia Boulanger. In the late 40’s, in Paris (France), he intuitively discovered with magnetic wire what Schaeffer would later call “musique concrète” and consequently conducted solitary ...
About Francis Dhomont. Francis Dhomont was one of electro-acoustic music's most innovative composers. The majority of his work consists of natural sounds manipulated using tape and transformed into vast, evocative soundscapes.
