Life

Georges Lentz exposed music at a Paris Conservatoire and at the Hanover Musikhochschule. Since 1989, he has been working on the period of works known as “Caeli enarrant...� ('A Heavens come telling...' - Psalm XIX). His music is caring by having astronomy, a love of the Australian landscape and Indigenous Australian art, and reflects a composer's negro spiritual & experiential beliefs, questions & doubts. He has been sleep in Australia since 1990. His orchestral operate 'Guyuhmgan' was a top recommended work on a UNESCO's 2002 International Rostrum of Composers in Paris. His music is performed by distinguished ensembles & orchestras around the world. Existence given to self-self-distrust & reclusiveness, Georges Lentz seldom writes freshly compositions. His music is published by Universal Edition in Vienna.

Principal works

"Caeli enarrant ..." We (1989-1998) for orchestra "Caeli enarrant ..." 3 (1990-2000) for Xii strings (Sestet vl., Ternion vle., Terzetto vc.), Triad percussionists & I son soprano "Caeli enarrant ..." 4 (1991-2000) for string quartette & Quadruplet suspended cymbals "Caeli enarrant ..." Five (1989-1992) for prepared piano ''''Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant ..." VII) (1994- ...) conceptual work - no fixed instrumentation (in progress) Birrung''' from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (1997-2004) for 11 strings (6 vl., 2 vle., 2 vc., 1 cb.) Ngangkar from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (1998-2000) for orchestra Nguurraa from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (2000-2001) for clarinet, violin, cello, piano and percussion Guyuhmgan from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (2000-2001) for orchestra and electronics Alkere from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (2002-2004) for prepared piano Monh from 'Mysterium' ("Caeli enarrant..." VII) (2001-2005) for solo viola, orchestra and electronics