About Michel Becquet
Born 1954. Michel Becquet is a French musicologist, trombonist, music educator and musician.
Michel Becquet (born 4 February 1954 Limoges) is a French trombonist and professor at the Conservatoire de Lyon.
Life From a young age he played piano and horn, taught by his father, a professional horn player, until he turned to the trombone, aged 10. After several years of studies at the Limoges Conservatory, aged 15 he entered the Conservatoire de Paris where he quickly obtained his diploma.
He went on to win all the international contests open to his instrument (Geneva, Munich, Prague and Toulon). At 18, he became solo trombone of the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, under the direction of Wolfgang Sawallisch, before some years later joining the orchestra of Opéra National de Paris.
In 1989 he left the Paris Opera for the Hochschule für Musik (Cologne) where he spent time teaching and composing.
In 1990 Gilbert Amy invited him to become Head of Brass at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique where he directed the 18-strong ensemble Cuivres Français.
In 1991, Alexander Arutiunian dedicated his Concerto for trombone and symphony orchestra in 3 movements to Becquet.
Since then he has joined the Conservatoire de Lyon where he is Professor of Trombone and Head of Brass.
Discography
Solo recordings 2010 (Pro Arte Musicae PAMP-1039) Michel Becquet et la musique de l'air - with Orchestre d'Harmonie de la Musique de l'Air; Claude Kesmaeker, conductor (DistriClassic Musique de l'air ma002) Trombone Recital 'Blue Bells of Scotland''' (Bellwood BW-1003D)
Recordings as featured soloist Alla Francese: Works for Brass - with Les Cuivres Français (Arion Pierre Verany PV 793041) Arthur Honegger: The Chamber Music, Vol. 3 (Timpani 1C1010) Canzon - with Ensemble de Cuivres de Belgique; Jean-Pierre Haeck, conductor (Meister Music MM-3059) 50 Jahre Internationaler Musikwettbewerb der ARD München - with Symphonieorchester des Bayerichen Rundfunks; Martin Turnovsky, conductor Joseph & Michael Haydn: Concertos pour Trompette, Cor et Trombone - with Orchestre de Chambre National de Toulouse; Alain Moglia, conductor (Arion Pierre Verany PV 730029) Jost Meier - with Orchestergesellschaft Biel; Jost Meier, conductor (Musiques suisses Grammont Portrait MGB CTS-P 42–2) La Belle Epoque - with Thierry Caens, trumpet (Arion Pierre Verany PV 798041) Landowski: Concertos - with Philharmonie de Lorraine; Jacques Houtmann, conductor (Koch Schwann 311175) Leopold Mozart: Concertos pour Cuivres - with Les Cuivres Français; Orchestre de Chambre National de Toulouse; Alain Moglia, conductor (Arion Pierre Verany PV 730070) Leopold Mozart: Serenade in D - with RIAS-Sinfonietta Berlin; Ernö Sebestyen, conductor (Koch Schwann 311127) Luur Metalls & Friends - with Spanish Brass (Cascavelle VEL 3039) Marius Constant: 4 Concertos - with Orchestre symphonique de Nancy; Jérôme Kaltenbach, conductor (Erato 2292-45527-2 / 4509–94815–2) Masterpieces for Band 3 - with Harmonieorkest Brabants Conservatorium; Jan Cober, conductor (Molenaar Edition MBCD 31.1016.72) Rimsky-Korsakov - with Symphonic Band of the Belgian Guides; Norbert Nozy, conductor (Rene Gailly 87075)
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French musician
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Michel Becquet was born on 4 February 1954 in Limoges.
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Michel Becquet is a musicologist, trombonist, music educator and musician.
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Michel Becquet is French.
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