including trumpet, piano, flute, harp, bassoon, percussion, cello, and violin. These works, while highly regarded, all demand virtuosic technical skill from the performers. Jolivet is also one of the few composers to write for the ondes Martenot, an early electronic instrument, completing a concerto for it in 1947, 19 years after the instrument's invention. Jolivet founded the Centre Français d'Humanisme Musical at Aix-en-Provence in 1959, and in 1961 went to teach composition at the Paris Conservatoire. Selected works Chamber and solo music 12 Inventions, for wind quintet, trumpet, trombone, and string quintet Andante and adagio, for strings Chant de Linos, for flute, violin, viola, cello, and harp (1944) Chant d'oppression, for viola and piano (1935) Cinq danses rituelles (1939) Cinq églogues, for viola solo (1967) Cinq incantations, for flute (1936) Cosmogonie, for piano (1938) Cérémonial, homage to Varèse for six percussion instruments Deux études de concert, for guitar (1965) Fantaisie-Impromptu, for saxophone and piano (1953) Hymne à l'univers, for organ Mana, six pieces for piano (1935) Mandala, organ Pastorales de Noël, for flute, bassoon, and harp (1943) String Quartet (1934) Rhapsodie à sept, for seven winds and strings (1957) Sérénade, for two guitars (1956) (dedicated to the duo of Ida Presti and Alexandre Lagoya) Sérénade, for wind quintet with principal oboe (1945) Sonata, for flute Sonatine, for flute and piano (1961) Sonatine, for flute and cello Sonatine, for flute and clarinet Sonatine, for oboe and bassoon (1963) Suite delphique, for 12 instruments (1943) Suite en concert, for flute and four percussion instruments (1965) Suite en concert, for cello (1965) Tombeau de Robert de Visée, for guitar (1972) Keyboard Cinq danses rituelles, for piano (1939) Cosmogonie, for piano (1938) Hymne à l'univers, for organ (1961) Mana, six pieces for piano (1935) Mandala, for organ (1969) Six Etudes, for piano (1931) Sonata, for piano (1945) Sonata, for piano (1957) Trois Temps No. 1, for piano (1931) Trois Temps No. 2, for piano (1931) Concertos Concerto for ondes Martenot and orchestra (1947) Concertino for trumpet, piano, and string orchestra (1948) Concerto for flute and strings (1949) Concerto for piano (1951) Concerto for harp and chamber orchestra (1952) Concerto for bassoon, strings, harp, and piano (1954) Concerto for trumpet (1954) Concerto for percussion (1958) Concerto for cello number 1 (1962) Concerto for flute and percussion (1965) Concerto for cello number 2 (1966) Concerto for violin (1972) Orchestral music 3 Symphonies (1954, 1959, 1964) Cinq