Jean-Michel Hasler

Jean-Michel Hasler (born in 1945) is a French choral conductor, conductor, harpsichordist and musicologist.[1]

Biography

A professor and founder of the Ensemble baroque de Limoges, Hasler followed the teaching of Ton Koopman for the harpsichord, Pierre Cao to conducting, Jacques Chailley in musicology and Émile Leipp in acoustics. Jean-Michel Hasler is also the founder and current conductor of the "Camerata vocale de Brive",[2][3] a cultural structure with a high level amateur choir[4][5] and the Chronochromie ensemble, composed of professionals.[6]

gollark: Why is one cadr and one car?
gollark: ` (set! moves-x (cons (cadr current-moves) moves-x)) (set! moves-y (cons (car current-moves) moves-y))`
gollark: That is odd.
gollark: Nope.
gollark: Why does devil STILL win?!

References
  1. A collaborator to Hector Berlioz at Cahiers de l'Herne
  2. "La Camerata Vocale de Brive change de chef et de nom".
  3. "La Camerata Vocale - L'e-music box - Musique en Limousin". www.lemusicbox.bm-limoges.fr.
  4. "Les 50 qui font bouger Brive". 29 September 2005.
  5. "Le Jeune Choeur du Limousin en escapade baroque pour la Semaine Sainte".
  6. Jean-Sébastien Bach, un sacré tempérament by Michèle Lhopiteau-Dorfeuille éditions LE BORD DE L'EAU page 218
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