Jean-Claude Risset
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Jean-Claude Risset (Template:IPA-fr; 18 March 1938 – 21 November 2016) was a French composer, best known for his pioneering contributions to computer music. Risset was a former student of André Jolivet and former co-worker of Max Mathews at Bell Labs.
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Selected works by Jean-Claude Risset
Vocal music
- Dérives, for choir and magnetic tape (1985) 15'
- Inharmonique, for soprano and tape (1977) 15'
Orchestral music
- Escalas, for large orchestra (2001) 17'
- Mirages, for 16 musicians and tape (1978) 24'
Chamber music
- Profils, for 7 instruments and tape (1983) 18'
- Mutations II for ensemble and electronics (1973) 17'
Solo music
- Trois études en duo, for pianist (bidirectional MIDI piano with computer interaction) (1991) 10'
- Huit esquisses en duo, for pianist (bidirectional MIDI piano with computer interaction) (1989) 17'
- Voilements, for saxophone and tape (1987) 14'
- Passages for flute and tape (1982) 14'
- Variants for violin and digital processing (1995) 8'
Music for solo tape
- Invisible Irène (1995) 12'
- Sud (1985) 24'
- Songes (1979) 10'
- Trois mouvements newtoniens, for tape (1978) 13'
- Mutations (1969) 10'
- Computer Suite from Little Boy (1968) 13'
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