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Richard
Galliano

Vita

Accordionist, bandoneonist, composer, concertist, virtuoso, Richard Galliano expresses himself in all musical genres, from classical music to jazz. He is considered to be the best-known accordionist in the world and collaborated with multiple artists.

Richard Galliano studied piano and accordion from the age of 4, first with his father Lucien Galliano, accordionist and teacher, then at the Académie Internationale d'Accordéon de Nice, directed by Claude Noël.

Particularly gifted and invested, he very quickly entered the Conservatoire de Nice, then directed by the organist Pierre Cochereau, and followed harmony classes with Pierre-Philippe Bauzin in Nice, counterpoint with Julien Falk, in Paris. Both will strongly encourage him to compose. He also took courses in sliding trombone and obtained a First Prize in 1969 for this instrument.

He arrived in Paris in 1975 where he met Claude Nougaro, becoming firm friends and the singer's accordionist and musical director until 1983. From this collaboration were born a dozen titles, which are part of the "Chanson Française" heritage - songs like  "Allée des brouillards", "Des voiliers", "Vie Violence" .

Highly creative and avant-garde, Richard Galliano has recorded more than 50 albums under his own name over a  long and prolific career. Inspired by his meeting with Argentine composer and bandoneonist Astor Piazzolla, he was responsible for the revival of the "Musette" with the creation of the French "New Musette" and the "New Jazz Musette".

He has distinguished himself in a variety of genres, collaborating with an impressive number of prestigious artists and musicians: Chet Baker, Ron Carter, Serge Reggiani, Claude Nougaro, Barbara, Juliette Greco, George Moustaki, Charles Aznavour, Serge Gainsbourg, Nigel Kennedy, to name a few, and with large number of orchestras and groups.

A multiple award-winner, Richard Galliano took the Victoire de la Musique Jazz prize in 1998 for the album "Blow Up" recorded with Michel Portal, as well as a Victoire de la Musique Classique and the Composer of the Year Award in 2014. He was also named Officier in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2009 and declared Officier de l’Ordre National du Mérite in 2016 by François Hollande.

Richard Galliano studied piano and accordion from the age of 4, first with his father Lucien Galliano, accordionist and teacher, then at the Académie Internationale d'Accordéon de Nice, directed by Claude Noël.

Particularly gifted and invested, he very quickly entered the Conservatoire de Nice, then directed by the organist Pierre Cochereau, and followed harmony classes with Pierre-Philippe Bauzin in Nice, counterpoint with Julien Falk, in Paris. Both will strongly encourage him to compose. He also took courses in sliding trombone and obtained a First Prize in 1969 for this instrument.

He arrived in Paris in 1975 where he met Claude Nougaro, becoming firm friends and the singer's accordionist and musical director until 1983. From this collaboration were born a dozen titles, which are part of the "Chanson Française" heritage - songs like  "Allée des brouillards", "Des voiliers", "Vie Violence" .

Highly creative and avant-garde, Richard Galliano has recorded more than 50 albums under his own name over a  long and prolific career. Inspired by his meeting with Argentine composer and bandoneonist Astor Piazzolla, he was responsible for the revival of the "Musette" with the creation of the French "New Musette" and the "New Jazz Musette".

He has distinguished himself in a variety of genres, collaborating with an impressive number of prestigious artists and musicians: Chet Baker, Ron Carter, Serge Reggiani, Claude Nougaro, Barbara, Juliette Greco, George Moustaki, Charles Aznavour, Serge Gainsbourg, Nigel Kennedy, to name a few, and with large number of orchestras and groups.

A multiple award-winner, Richard Galliano took the Victoire de la Musique Jazz prize in 1998 for the album "Blow Up" recorded with Michel Portal, as well as a Victoire de la Musique Classique and the Composer of the Year Award in 2014. He was also named Officier in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in 2009 and declared Officier de l’Ordre National du Mérite in 2016 by François Hollande.

http://www.richardgalliano.com/

Album Titel Vers. Länge Komponist/Autor Beschreibung Suchbegriffe Key BPM
CCB1038 Le Vieux Moulin
[CCB1038 - 10]
0 3'43 Richard Galliano Sad, nostalgique, pensive & wandering. Solo accordion in a Parisian ... chromatisches Akkordeon Frankreich melancholisch französisches Kino ... Am 82
CCB1038 Après-midi de Soleil
[CCB1038 - 19]
0 2'40 Richard Galliano Sad & wandering. Solo accordion. chromatisches Akkordeon traurig französisches Kino Abwartend ... Gm 77
CCB1038 Élucubrations Jazz
[CCB1038 - 18]
0 2'13 Richard Galliano French jazz improvisation. Bizarre & unstable. Solo accordion. chromatisches Akkordeon komplex zeitgenössicher Jazz mitreißend ... Gm 105
CCB1038 Nuit sans Etoiles
[CCB1038 - 17]
0 3'56 Richard Galliano Narrative, dreamy & suspended. Solo bandoneon. Bandoneon schlicht introspektiv ziellos ... Am 68
CCB1038 Ode à la nuit
[CCB1038 - 16]
0 4'12 Richard Galliano Jazz improvisation. Nocturnal, dreamy & wandering. Solo accordion. nächtlich chromatisches Akkordeon World Jazz melancholisch ... C 111
CCB1038 Prière
[CCB1038 - 15]
0 5'30 Richard Galliano Contemplative, restraint & sparse. Solo accordion. chromatisches Akkordeon introspektiv französisches Kino Abwartend ... Cm 114
CCB1038 Le Songe de la Lanterne
[CCB1038 - 14]
0 3'08 Richard Galliano Interrogative & mélancholic. Solo accordion with a far-eastern touch. melancholisch chromatisches Akkordeon ziellos Film Noir ... Am 99
CCB1038 Il Ragazzino
[CCB1038 - 13]
0 2'11 Richard Galliano Nostalgic & sentimental but with verve. Solo accordion in a ... chromatisches Akkordeon Zirkusmusik italienisches Kino Zirkus ... Cm 132
CCB1038 Solitude Nocturne
[CCB1038 - 12]
0 3'23 Richard Galliano Solitary & wandering. Accordina & accordion duet in the style of the ... Accordina französisches Kino ziellos abwartend ... Gm 72
CCB1038 Bahia Blanca 3
[CCB1038 - 11]
0 2'09 Richard Galliano Sad, melancholic & interrogative. French solo accordion. traurig chromatisches Akkordeon Frankreich introspektiv ... Dm 86
CCB1038 Bahia Blanca
[CCB1038 - 1]
0 2'05 Richard Galliano Bitter-sweet. Melancholic but urgent & exhilarating. Solo accordion. chromatisches Akkordeon World Music Argentinien melancholisch ... Am 108
CCB1038 Morning Blues
[CCB1038 - 9]
0 2'17 Richard Galliano Zydeco/blues in the spirit of New-Orleans. Determined & carefree. ... chromatisches Akkordeon Ball Blues schwungvoll ... C 145
CCB1038 Pensées Nocturnes
[CCB1038 - 8]
0 2'55 Richard Galliano Interrogative, pensive, intimist & nostalgic. Solo bandoneon. Bandoneon Frankreich fragend 1950 ... Am 65
CCB1038 Soir de Bal
[CCB1038 - 7]
0 3'46 Richard Galliano Nostalgic, intimist & peaceful. Constant progression. French musette ... chromatisches Akkordeon Frankreich sentimental altmodische Filme ... C 105
CCB1038 Bahia Blanca 2
[CCB1038 - 6]
0 1'55 Richard Galliano Determined but dreamy & moving. Accordina & French accordion duet. chromatisches Akkordeon Frankreich Accordina französisches Kino ... C 130
CCB1038 À la Dérive
[CCB1038 - 5]
0 3'24 Richard Galliano Dreamy, nostalgic & wandering ballad in the spirit on the French ... französisches Kino 1970 Frankreich melancholisch ... Am 82
CCB1038 Bambina
[CCB1038 - 4]
0 2'44 Richard Galliano Nostalgic, moving & dreamy. Solo accordion in the style of the ... chromatisches Akkordeon italienisches Kino Italien melancholisch ... Am 119
CCB1038 Le Retour du Père
[CCB1038 - 3]
0 2'27 Richard Galliano Sad, lonely & wandering. Parisian style solo accordion. traurig Frankreich melancholisch 1940 ... F 82
CCB1038 Il Piccolo Circo
[CCB1038 - 2]
0 3'37 Richard Galliano Italian movie style. Nostalgic, sad & moving waltz. Solo accordion. chromatisches Akkordeon Zirkusmusik italienisches Kino Frankreich ... Am 62
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