Florent Schmitt

A website and blog that celebrates the highly individualistic music of the fascinating French composer Florent Schmitt (1870-1958) — as well as the scholars and musicians who study and perform his works.

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Four important compositions of Florent Schmitt to be featured in the upcoming 2018/19 concert season by orchestras in Bern, Buffalo, Malmö, Mexico City, Norfolk, Paris, Québec City, Warsaw and Washington.

April 7, 2018 · by Phillip Nones | in Choral Music, Classical Music, Composers, French Composers, Opera, Vocal Music | tagged Antoine et Cleopatre, Antony & Cleopatra, Bern Symphony Orchestra, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Choeur de l'OSQ, Fabien Gabel, Florent Schmitt, Jacek Kaspszyk, JoAnn Falletta, Karina Gauvin, La Tragedie de Salome, Malmo Symphony Orchestra, Marc Soustrot, Mario Venzago, Musique sur l'eau, Orchestre de Paris, Orchestre Symphonique de Quebec, Orquesta Filarmonica de Mexico, Psalm 47, Psaume XLVII, Ronald Zollman, Scott Tucker, Shakespeare's Globe, UNAM, Virginia Arts Festival, Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra, Washington Choral Arts Society | Leave a comment

The international Bachtrack website is in the process of uploading its global database of classical music programs for the upcoming season. Although it isn’t an exhaustive listing of every professional group, the site covers nearly all of the major orchestras, opera and ballet companies around the world, making it the “go-to” resource for information about what’s happening […]

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Recent Posts

  • Infectious elegance and so much more: Florent Schmitt’s Trois valses nocturnes (1901). February 10, 2019
  • Clavecin obtempérant (1945), Florent Schmitt’s endlessly fascinating harpsichord suite created for Marcelle de Lacour. January 2, 2019
  • French music specialist Michael Feingold talks about creating orchestrations of Maurice Ravel’s piano and vocal scores. December 28, 2018
  • Musiques intimes (1891-1904): Captivating piano miniatures by Florent Schmitt that reveal the composer in his most introspective moods. November 12, 2018
  • Pianist Alain Lefèvre reminisces about working with the great French violinist Christian Ferras, and together preparing Florent Schmitt’s Sonate libre (1918-19) for tour. November 1, 2018
  • Musicians of the Scarab Club Chamber Music Series Talk About Preparing and Performing Florent Schmitt’s Quartet Pour presque tous les temps (1956). October 16, 2018

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Top Posts & Pages

  • Florent Schmitt:  A French Composer Extraordinaire
    Florent Schmitt: A French Composer Extraordinaire
  • Dionysiaques:  Florent Schmitt’s Incredible Composition for Concert Band (1913-14)
    Dionysiaques: Florent Schmitt’s Incredible Composition for Concert Band (1913-14)
  • Spirit of the Dance:  Florent Schmitt's Suite sans esprit de suite (1937-38)
    Spirit of the Dance: Florent Schmitt's Suite sans esprit de suite (1937-38)
  • Saxophonist Christopher Bartz talks about Florent Schmitt’s Légende (1918) and its pride of place in the saxophone repertoire.
    Saxophonist Christopher Bartz talks about Florent Schmitt’s Légende (1918) and its pride of place in the saxophone repertoire.
  • Florent Schmitt and the Saxophone
    Florent Schmitt and the Saxophone
  • Antony & Cleopatra:  Florent Schmitt Takes Palace Intrigue, Scandal and Death to New Heights (1920)
    Antony & Cleopatra: Florent Schmitt Takes Palace Intrigue, Scandal and Death to New Heights (1920)
  • French music specialist Michael Feingold talks about creating orchestrations of Maurice Ravel’s piano and vocal scores.
    French music specialist Michael Feingold talks about creating orchestrations of Maurice Ravel’s piano and vocal scores.
  • Music critic Rob Barnett talks about the music of Florent Schmitt and its growing presence on recordings.
    Music critic Rob Barnett talks about the music of Florent Schmitt and its growing presence on recordings.
  • Infectious elegance and so much more:  Florent Schmitt's Trois valses nocturnes (1901).
    Infectious elegance and so much more: Florent Schmitt's Trois valses nocturnes (1901).
  • Made for the stage:  The incredible life and career of dancer and dramatic actress Ida Rubinstein ... and her 20-year collaboration with French composer Florent Schmitt.
    Made for the stage: The incredible life and career of dancer and dramatic actress Ida Rubinstein ... and her 20-year collaboration with French composer Florent Schmitt.
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