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STÉPHANE FURIC-LEIBOVICI France
FURIC LEIBOVICI 's innovative work in the 1990's and 2000’s bridged late 20th-century through-composed music with music for
virtuoso improvisers.
His current output - atonal, asymmetrical, rhythmically complex, is marked by a high-tension state which coexists with a nocturnal nature poetry.
His compositions include music for chamber orchestra and ensembles, solo instrumental, vocal works.
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