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Yannick Paget is an eclectic french musician established in Japan who pursues simultaneous carriers as a composer and a conductor. Alumnus of the Royal College of Music of London and Paris Conservatory of Music (CNSMDP), his music was able to seduce both orchestras and movie or theater directors.

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Yannick Paget‘s original symphonic scores are regularly performed in concert. Orchestras, like Lamoureux or HPAc orchestra commissioned him several pieces.
In 2009, Yannick Paget was finalist of the Ireneu Segarra international composing competition (spain) for his Salve Regina for choir and orchestra...

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Stories and drama have also long been a source of inspiration as evidenced by his wide panel of compositions for movies, cartoons, theater plays or Opera. Yannick Paget has build a strong experience writing, recording and working for over 15 years for cinema and stage.

Yannick Paget’s music have been broadcasted on RTL, Radio Classique and Radio France

Yannick Paget’s recent works include Tears of Sakura, an Elegy for Japan in memoriam March 11th events, for violin solo and orchestra; Tanabata, a piece inspired of legendary courtship of princess Tanabata and by poems of Man' yoshu (Japanese anthology dated from 760). that was created at Izumi hall in Japan and a Veni Creator for baritone and cello that was created in France in april 2011.
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For the theater, Yannick Paget wrote in October 2011 the music of the play Ah Annabelle, by Catherine Anne that was performed in Les Amandiers in Nanterre, and also the music for the new play written by Côme de Bellescize : Amédée in May 2012.
His last movie music “La part de Franck” (Film du Worso) wasl be broadcast on France 2 beginning of 2012 and has been selected for festivals.
The last score: a music for Antoine Melchior's documentary on Sarkis and a chamber music piece for two cello, Omote Ura (two solo for cello that can be played together as a third piece) commissioned by Duo Allemande.