LOUIS-NOËL BELAUBRE
BELAUBRE,
Louis Noël was born in Muret in 1932. He spent his childood in Languedoc. Then,
he joined the Paris Conservatoire of Music where he studied the piano under
Lazarre Lévy and composition under Tony Aubin.
He worked as a soloist
for the ORTF and various radios -
among others in Germany - , and won a prize at the International Competition of
Piano Viotto of Munich.
As for composition, he
was awarded the Geneva Prize of Ballet Music in 1965 for his three - act ballet
entitled " L'Ecole des pickpockets ". On its first performance, the
ballet was conducted by Ernest Ansermet and then, in 1968, it was played again
during the Ballet Festival at the "Théâtre des Champs-Elysées" in
Paris.
Moreover, he was awarded
the Prize of Chamber Music for his Sonate n°3 for piano at the Competition of
Musical Competition in Monaco.
Finally, in 1971, he won
the First Prize of Composition at the Stroud Competition in England for "
Le Tombeau de Louisa Paulin ", a mezzo-soprano and instrumental ensemble.
After working as a
lecturer at the National Music Conservatoire in Saint-Maur, he was at the head
of the Music Conservatoire of Chevilly. He also ran the Music Conservatoire of
Grasse.
Louis Noël Belaubre has
made many records, particularly with the flutist, Alain Marion and the
clarinettist, Michel Lethiec as well as the cellist, Charles Reneau.
Many of his works were
recorded among which " Les Romances du Gai Savoir ", " Le Tombeau
de Louisa Paulin ", " L'Ode à Jean de La Fontaine ", his Second
Concerto for Piano, his Sonate for Cello ...
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