Trio Op. 1, 1968. . First performance Monday, February 17, 1969 at the Théâtre de la Musique-Gaîté Lyrique, by Anne-Marie de Lavilléon, piano, Jacques Castagner, flute and Michel Tournus, cello, as part of the Sorbonne's grand concerts.
De-ci, de-là Op. 2, 1970. Chamber concerto for 5 instruments . Premiere in 1971 à l'A.R.C. under the direction of Max Deutsch. Performed by the Trio de Paris on October 22, 1976. Recorded by the Trio de Paris Published by.
Offrande lyrique Op. 3, 1970. . The text is by the composer. First performance on March 12, 1987, in the grand auditorium of Radio-France. The Radio-France choirs, the instrumental ensemble of the new philharmonic orchestra were conducted by Michel Tranchant. Published by Éditions musicales transatlantiques.
Pour une ode à la neige Op. 6 No 1, 1974. . Premiere Thursday, December 19, 1974 by the L'itinéraire ensemble placed under the direction of Boris de Vinogradov. Published by Éditions musicales transatlantiques.
Au-delà de l'absence Op. 6 No 2, 1975. . This score was composed to texts by Roger Giroux. First performance on Saturday, December 11, 1976 in the main auditorium of the Maison de Radio-France by Anna Ringart, mezzo, the new philharmonic orchestra conducted by Juan Pablo Izquierdo as part of the Musique au présent concerts.
Aurore opus 7, 1976. A piece commissioned by the Debussy Trio. First performance Tuesday, March 7, 1978 at the Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris by les grands concerts de la Sorbonne. Published by Éditions musicales transatlantiques.
Lachrimae Mariae Op. 10, 1977. . This work, first written for four soloists and organ, saw a second version for mixed choir for four voices, solos being requested from the first desks, and organ. First performance on Sunday, May 15, 1977 in the church of Hauvillers Abbey by the Alternance vocal ensemble on the occasion of the sixth centenary of the death of Guillaume de Machault., Composition of the Alternance vocal ensemble: Ghislaine Victorius, soprano; Nicole Oxombre, contralto; Robert Dumé, tenor and Claude Méloni, bass. Françoise Rieunier played the organ, all were conducted by Boris de Vinogradov. Published by Éditions musicales transatlantiques.
Splendore mane illuminas, mass Op. 12, 1980-1981. . Premiere 19 July 1981 at the festival d'Avignon, in the Notre-Dame des Doms church. With Claude Giroux soprano, Jacques Bona baritone; Henri Curity and Jacques Jamacon trumpets, Guy Bartalay trombone; the contemporary choir of the University of Aix-en-Provence under the baton of Boris de Vinogradov. Published by Éditions musicales transatlantiques.
