Lévy:
Durch, in memoriam G. Grisey (1998) for saxophone quartet
A propos (2008) for flute, clarinet, violin, cello and piano
Danse polyptote (2013) for accordion and cello
De l’art d’induire en erreur (2020) for 3 amplified voices and orchestra
Les deux ampoules d’un sablier peu a peu se comprennent (1996) for harp

The music of Fabien Lévy thrives on ambiguity, paradox and sonic illusion. With a deep interest in cognitive perception, he creates complex textures where clarity meets mystery, virtuosity blends with playfulness, and every composition becomes a daring exploration. Influenced by spectralism and his mentors Grisey and Risset, Lévy embraces musical allusions – from visual arts to world traditions – creating pieces that challenge and transform the listener’s perception. Whether through kaleidophonic rhythms, shifting instrumental identities, or intricate references, Lévy invites us to listen actively, to question what we hear, and to revel in the art of misleading.