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Jean-Philippe Goude is a French composer and keyboardist, born in Paris on 27 July 1952. ^[1]

Contents

• Early work
• Creations and publications
• Music for films
• Awards
• References
• External links

Early work

• 1969: first compositions
• 1975: composition and recording of the soundtrack for Frankenstein , a play by Philippe Adrien at Théâtre de la Roquette (Paris)
• 1975: publication of the album Jeunes Années (Saravah)
• 1976 to 1979: participation in the group Weidorje - keyboards and composition
• 1979: publication of the album Drônes
• 1979: artistic direction and arrangements for Dick Annegarn.
• 1979 to 1983: participation in the group Odeurs- compositions, arrangements, artistic direction
• 1979 to 1985: artistic direction, arrangements and orchestration on the albums by Renaud:
  • Marche à l'ombre
  • Le Retour de Gérard Lambert
  • Morgane de toi
  • Mistral gagnant
  • Putain de camion

Creations and publications

• Salve Regina for contralto, violin, cello and piano. Premiere April 1992, at Théâtre des Champs-Élysées (Paris) at the festival Musicora. Interpreted by Gérard Lesne (contralto), Johannes Leertouwer (violin), Bruno Cocset (cello) and Marie-Pierre Brun (piano)
• 1992: publication of the CD De Anima
• 1994: publication of the CD Ainsi de Nous ^[2]
• 1994: creation of the ensemble Jean-Philippe Goude
• 1996: publication of the CD La Divine Nature des Choses.
• 2001: publication of the CD Rock de Chambre

Music for films

• Au crépuscule des temps (Sarah Lévy),
• Nos enfants chéris (Benoît Cohen),
• Les gardiens de la mer (Christiane Le Hérissey),
• A Question of Taste (Bernard Rapp),
• The Creator (Albert Dupontel),
• Marie Lester TV series / France 3,
• Une semaine au salon (Dominique Baron),
• Tiré à part (Bernard Rapp),
• Sortez des rangs (Jean-Denis Robert),
• Comme par hasard (Maurice Dugowson),
• Puzzle (Maurice Dugowson),
• Chantons en chœur (Maurice Dugowson),
• Elle voit des nains partout (Jean-Claude Sussfeld),
• Circulez y'a rien à voir (Patrice Leconte),
• Viens chez moi, j'habite chez une copine (Patrice Leconte), etc.

Awards

• 1989: Gold Award of the Blu-ray Disc Association of Los Angeles for the soundtrack of Frédéric Mitterrand's Late Pass.
• 1991: Prize of the Society of authors, composers and editors of music in 1st Festival of Biarritz, for original music in the film EDF-Industries
• 1997: **** (four stars) in The World of Music for the CD La Divine Nature des Choses
• 2003: Prize for the soundtrack in 1st Festival Cinématographique de Saint-Malo, for the soundtrack for the film Nos enfants chéris

References

External links

• Official website of Jean-Philippe Goude
• Hopi Mesa website