Philippe Mazé began his musical training with Daniel Roth and Gabriel Looren, then continued at the École Normale de Musique de Paris, where he completed classes in composition, analysis and […]

Born in Angers in 1979, François Meïmoun won first prizes in piano, musical analysis (Prix de la Sacem 1999) and chamber music (Gérard Chenuet’s classes) at the Conservatoire National de […]

Energy in sounds, driven by meaning. Passionate about the close relationship between music and words, he draws constant inspiration from the latter. For the stage, he wrote Fando et Lis […]

An eclectic character, he divides his time between computer work, a position as Maître de Chapelle in Cannes, an Occitan rock band he formed with flautist Benjamin Mélia, and directing […]

Born in 1950, Laurent Petitgirard studied piano with Serge Petitgirard and composition with Alain Kremski. An eclectic musician, his career as a composer of symphonic music (more than twenty works, […]

Composer, arranger, orchestrator, teacher and jazz pianist, François Popineau divides his time between teaching, performing, composing, harmonic pedagogy, arranging and orchestration + conducting.   His many musical activities include teaching […]

Guy Reibel develops his research and creative activities around a central idea: that of the human musician, who indissolubly combines and creation. Stimulating and developing the creative abilities in young […]

Composer and organist Grégoire Rolland holds a Master’s degree in composition (harmony, counterpoint, fugue), a prize for analysis, a Master’s degree in organ and a prize for orchestration from the […]

Philippe Schœller was born in France on April 13, 1957. His style could be associated with terms such as color, transparency, fine energy and subtlety, as well as abundant energy, […]

Gabriel Sivak is a Franco-Argentinian composer born in 1979 and living in Paris. He studied composition and musicology at the Sorbonne and at the Pôle supérieur Paris-Boulogne, where he obtained, […]