Lucien GUÉRINEL (born 1930). Autograph musical manuscript, 24 Préludes pour Nolde for soprano, recitalist, piano and synthesizers, 1990-1991; 94 sheets 36 x 26 cm. Cantata on poems by the composer inspired by the watercolours of Emil Nolde (1867-1956). Commissioned by the GMEM (Groupe de musique expérimentale de Marseille), it allowed Guérinel to initiate himself to the use of electro-acoustic music. The 24 Preludes for Nolde were premiered on March 19, 1992 at the Musée Cantini in Marseille by the soprano Laure Florentin, Bénédicte Debilly (narrator), the pianist Philippe Gueit, and Jérôme Decque on synthesizers. A recording was made in 1997 with Élisabeth Grard, B. Debilly, Nathalie Negro and J. Decque (Musique française d'aujourd'hui, 2011). 1 Ûberschwemmung ; 2 Bäume ; 3 Bäume im März ; 4 Dorfstrasse ; 5 Fischerboote im Schiff ; 6 Fischerhaus auf dem Deich ; 7 Fischerhäuser ; 8 Dschunken auf dem Han-Fluss ; 9 Marschlandschaft ; 10 Abendlanschaft Norfriesland ; 11 Halliglandschaft ; 12 Rote und violet Wolken; 13 Windmühlen; 14 Marschlandschaft im Winter; 15 Elbbrücke in Dresden; 16 Berglandschaft; 17 Matterhorn; 18 Hohe Sturzwelle; 19 Hohe See; 20 Herbstmeer; 21 Genfer See; 22 Meer im Abendlicht; 23 Am Strand; 24 Segelboot im Sturm The manuscript is carefully written in Indian ink on tracing paper with 2 systems of 7 staves per page. It is dated at the end "Marseille, 17-10-90 / 17-12-91". 2 typewritten sheets give the details of the "electroacoustic lutherie". The printed booklet of Lucien Guérinel's poems is enclosed (in-12).