^ "Roland Dyens - The official biography".2007 Rodrigo: Concierto de Aranjuez Dyens: Concerto métis.1987 Villa-Lobos: Concerto/Suite Populaire Bresilienne/Choros, No.Ville d'Avril (4 guitars or guitar ensemble).Variations sur un thème de la "Flûte Enchantée" Mozart/ Sor (4 guitars or guitar ensemble).Valse des anges - Angel's waltz (solo guitar).Trois (3) pièces polyglottes - Valse des loges, Flying Wigs & Sols d’Ièze (solo guitar).Tango en Skaï (solo guitar & string quartet).Suite Polymorphe (4 guitars or guitar ensemble).Rossiniana n☁ d’après Mauro Giuliani (solo guitar & string quartet).Mes arrangements à l’amiable (solo guitar).Mambo des Nuances et Lille Song (solo guitar).Côté Sud (guitar octet - quartet possible).Concertomaggio (2 guitars and string orchestra).Concerto métis (solo guitar & string orchestra).Concerto en si (solo guitar & guitar ensemble).
Concertino de Nürtingen (solo guitar & guitar ensemble).Citrons doux et le Quatuor Accorde (solo guitar).Chansons françaises Vol.2 (solo guitar).Chansons françaises Vol.1 (solo guitar - tablatures).Chansons françaises Vol.1 (solo guitar ).Grand Prix de Académie Charles Cros, Villa-Lobos Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra.International Competition Città di Alessandria, Italy, 1979.He died on 29 October 2016 at the age of 61. He taught at Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in the position held by his teacher, Alberto Ponce. "Skaï" is a French slang term for imitation leather and here refers to the gauchos (cowboys) of Argentina and southern Brazil who are known for their leather outfits. "Its three movements are an explicit portrayal of that very particular period of my life: first the chaotic India (before the operation), then the Largo (during it) and finally the Fuoco, in which the unrestrained rhythms depict a veritable incarnation of my return to life (and several guitarists often play this last movement as an independent piece)" quotes Dyens. Tango en Skaï (1985), is one of his best-known pieces, but also widely played is the more extended Libra Sonatine (1986) written in three movements: "India", "Largo", "Fuoco", composed after Dyens had heart surgery. ĭyens released several volumes of arrangements that included not only the classical music of Fernando Sor but also the Brazilian music of Heitor Villa-Lobos, jazz standards by Thelonious Monk, the French pop of Edith Piaf, and the Gypsy jazz of Django Reinhardt. A heavy metal band did a version of the third movement of his Libra Sonatine. He played Bach suites and he played with jazz musicians at the Arvika Festival in Sweden. He said that a journalist once told him he had the hands of a classical musician but the mind of a jazz musician. Sometimes he opened his concerts with an improvised piece, and he might improvise the program itself, without planning or announcing beforehand what he would be playing. Īs a performer, Dyens was known for improvisation. He studied with Spanish classical guitarist Alberto Ponce and with Désiré Dondeyne. Dyens was born in Tunisia and lived most of his life in Paris.
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