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AGENIS MUSICS

FRANTZ AGENIS II · 2026

À mon heure

À mon heure began with a short piano motif. Here are the first take, two solo piano developments and a chamber arrangement, together with their scores.

4 instrumental recordings4 min 12 s
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À mon heure — FRANTZ AGENIS II
The cover returns to the beginning: a hand at the piano.

The starting point

A few notes.
Four recordings.

Hear the original take

A short piano performance by FRANTZ AGENIS II is the source of the whole collection. L’Étincelle preserves that initial gesture; the other three recordings explore what could grow from it.

A – A – C – A – F – A – F – A – F – G

The first score sets the motif into a regular rhythm so it can be read and played. The original recording keeps the timing of the performance.

À mon heure

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L’Étincelle

The starting point. A few notes played at the piano, kept in their original, brief form.

Piano · original performance · 0:08

Piano score (PDF)

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À tâtons

The motif takes on a longer form. The piano explores its repetition and its first transitions.

Solo piano · developed version · 0:35

Piano score (PDF)

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À mon heure

The developed solo piano piece. The initial motif becomes the starting point for a more extended musical journey.

Solo piano · 1:44

Piano score (PDF)

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Horizon libre

The piano is joined by flute, violin, viola and cello. The same musical material unfolds through different instrumental colours.

Piano, flute and strings · 1:45

Full score (PDF)

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To read & play

The scores

The complete collection

All four pieces in a single 22-page PDF. Individual piano scores are also available beside each recording.

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Horizon libre

The chamber arrangement: a full conductor score and a separate part for each instrument.

Credits & production

Initial motif, original creation and artistic direction: FRANTZ AGENIS II. L’Étincelle is the original piano performance. Musical development, arrangements and production of the developed versions were created with AI assistance. Tracks 2–4 use virtual instruments.

Piano sound: Salamander Grand Piano V3 by Alexander Holm; SF2 adaptation by Roberto / FreePats, under CC BY 3.0. Piano library credits.

Flute and strings: FluidR3, Frank Wen and Toby Smithe, under the MIT licence.