Jean Huré; Nocturne for Piano & Orchestra (1903)

Started by Darrel Hoffman, Friday 24 October 2025, 07:03

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Darrel Hoffman

Finished my rendition of this large-orchestra concertante work by French composer Jean Huré (1877-1930).

It has a very "Hollywood film-score" style to it, though it's somewhat early for that.  This is the style that inspired much of early film music though.

Ilja

Thank you, this is a work I've been curious about for some time.

FBerwald

What an interesting work. Quite curious about his other works - 3 symphonies and concertante for cello, Violin, Saxophone...

Alan Howe


Ebubu

I only knew Huré's chamber music (his Cello Sonata in F), and it's very worthwhile.  Will lend an interested ear to that piano and orchestra piece !!!