Early pieces for Piano solo

Inspired by a blue sunflower of Provence-Côte d’Azur, France. Dedicated to Christopher De Fortis.

Romantic miniature. Recorded live at the Viva Musica music exhibition, Brussels (2000). A version for violin and piano is also available (see Duos Early).

Japanese Kabuki theatre, Nippon tradition, inspired this celebrated modern piece. Exaggeration and expressive force are the distinctive traits of this flamboyant theatre genre, first making its appearance in the 17th century. The word Kabuki means « to lose balance ». In this theatre of frivolity, the actors do not sing, but they do everything else — dance, love, war. The spirit of the poetic moments succeeds against the fighting and hurting everything in this lavish décor.

A neo-romantic composition for piano solo. Composed 25 January 1999 to June 1999.

Original Romanian dance for piano solo. First version composed December 1998; second (definitive) version completed February 1999.

A neo-romantic composition for piano dedicated to Claude Caudron (in memoriam). December 1997–1998 — seven versions before the definitive one.

Composed September 1997. Inspired by Romanian folklore.

A composition in Romanian style, easy to play. Composed 15 April 1997. An orchestral version is also available.

A very romantic composition for piano, composed in 1997. Dedicated to Abbé Charles Schmitz.

A neo-romantic composition for piano solo, composed March 1997.

A valse composed February 1997 for Aurelia Gherman. An orchestral version is also available.

Another valse in classical style, composed January 1997 for Marie-Pierre de Buisseret. An orchestral version is also available.

A composition in the Romanian style, composed January 1997.

A composition in the Romanian style (from Maramureş), a very folkloric county in Northern Romania. Composed in the village Vişeul de Jos (Maramureş) in July 1996. An orchestral version is also available.

Composed 30 April 1996. Dedicated to the aunt Dorina Gherman.

Dedicated to Swami Kailasa, from the Yoga Sivananda organisation (Centre of Paris). Kailasa is also the name of a holy peak in the Himalayan mountains. A version for voice and piano is also available (see Duos Early).

Composed 1–5 April 1996.

Composed 30–31 March 1996.

Composed 19 March 1996. Dedicated to Ms. Cécile Castiau.

Dedicated to mother’s birthday. Composed 22 January 1996. An orchestral version is also available.

Dedicated to Madame Huguette Szary, sister of Madame Monique Hannequart (Luxembourg).

A valse dedicated to Aurelia Gherman.

Composed December 1995, with very particular harmonies. Dedicated to Achille Hannequart, husband of Ms. Monique Hannequart.

Composed from November to December 1995.

An original Romanian dance, composed October–November 1995.

A soundtrack for an imaginary movie, composed in 1995. An orchestral version is also available.

The first opus in the catalogue.