Compositeurs

CALMEL Olivier

Composer, orchestrator and pianist, Olivier Calmel studied harmony, counterpoint, fugue-writing, and orchestration under Guillaume Connesson. The majority of his works are commissions for soloists, ensembles and orchestras such as Radio […]

WATANABE Rikako

After receiving her master’s degree in composition from the Kunitachi Music University in Tokyo, Rikako WATANABE, deeply interested in French traditional writing, then decided to continue her studies at the […]

BRAUD Augustin

Born in 1994, Augustin Braud spends most of his life between Poitiers and Paris, France. After having studied drums and percussion for more than fifteen years and starting composition while […]

AGOBET Jean-Louis

French composer born in 1968, Jean-Louis Agobet began studying composition in 1983. After attending composition courses in Aix-en-Provence Conservatory with Michel Pascal, Jean-Louis Agobet studied with Jacques Charpentier in Nice […]

PETITGIRARD LAURENT

Born in 1950, Laurent Petitgirard studied piano with Serge Petitgirard and composition with Alain Kremski. An eclectic musician, his career as a composer of symphonies, operas and chamber music accompanies […]

BUTIN Patrick

Patrick Butin partage son activité entre la pédagogie dans diverses structures, l’édition musicale, la composition, la direction d’orchestre et la musicologie. Après des études de piano et de percussion au conservatoire du […]

REIBEL Guy

DUBOIS Lancelot

Born in Paris in 1979, Lancelot Dubois began his music studies at the age of five. He studies choral singing, traverse flute, chamber music, harmony, music analysis, counterpoint, music history, […]

CARREÑO Juan Pablo

Formé en Colombie, aux Etats-Unis et en France, Juan Pablo Carreño fait ses études de composition à l’Université Javeriana à Bogotá avec Guillermo Gaviria et Harold Vásquez, où il obtient […]

DUSSAUT Robert

French composer born in Paris on September 19, 1896, Robert Dussaut attended the Paris Conservatory where his teachers were Paul Fauchet (Harmony), Georges Caussade (Fugue), and in composition: Charles-Marie Widor, […]

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