Patrick Gallois

Patrick Gallois Leads A Highly Successful International Career As Soloist And Conductor. From The Age Of 17 He Studied With Jean-Pierre Rampal At The Paris Conservatory And At 21 Was Appointed 1st Flute Of The Orchestre National De France Under Lorin Maazel Music Director. He Has Worked Under The Direction Of Such Legendary Conductors As Leonard Bernstein Seiji Ozawa Pierre Boulez Karl Boehm Eugen Jochum Sergiu Celibidache. In 1984 Gallois Left His Orchestral Vacancies To Focus On His Solo Career. Flautist
Patrick Gallois Regularly Performs And Records With Such Conductors As Sir Neville Marriner Lorin Maazel Antal Dorati Leif Segerstam And In Chamber Music Formations With Yuri Bashmet Natalia Gutman Peter Schreier Jorg Demus The Linsday Quartet And Formerly With Jean Pierre Rampal And Lily Laskine. He Is Frequently Invited To Perform With Major Orchestras Throughout Europe And Asia As Well As At International Music Festivals Including The Proms London Pollenca Festival Monte Carlo Printemps Des Arts City Of London Festival Theatre Des Champs-Elysees Paris With Fabio Biondi Philharmonia Orchestra Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra Capitole De Toulouse Chamber Orchestra Of Lausanne Orquestra De Euskadi Oregon Symphony Orchestra Orchestre National De Belgique Helsinki Philharmonic Lahti Symphony Orchestre D'Auvergne Sinfonia Varsovia Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss Kolner Kammerorchester Edmonton Symphony Orchestra London Mozart Players Orpheus Chamber Orchestra Etc... He Regularly Tours Germany Japan And Israel And Gives Annual Master Classes At The Prestigious Academia Chigiana Sienna And The Banff Centre For The Arts Canada . Conductor
For 12 Years After Creating His Own Orchestra In Paris "l'Academie De Paris" Patrick Gallois Has Developed A Conducting Career Which Has Taken Him To Japan Tokyo Chamber Orchestra Finland Oulu Kuopio And Jyväskylä Sweden Musica Vitae And The Swedish Chamber Orchestra Italy Orchestra Da Padova I Pomeriggi Musicale Orchestra Del Lazio Di Roma California The Monterey Symphony To Portugal To Israel Israel Chamber Orchestra To Rumania Cluj And To Bulgaria Sofia And In France. He Is Frequently Invited To Return As Conductor To These Orchestras. Patrick Gallois Was Appointed Musical Director Of Sinfonia Finlandia Jyväskylä Finland For The 2003 Season. Since Then He Has Toured With The Orchestra In France 2003 Poland And Japan In 2004. Forthcoming Tours Include France/Spain In Summer 2005 Spain In Spring 2006 Germany And Japan Again During The 2006/7. With Regular Recording Contracts For Naxos Gallois And Sinfonia Finlandia Have Recorded Charles Gounod's 2 Symphonies And The First 2 Programs In A Series Of Haydn Symphonies Repertoire
Patrick Gallois¹s Repertoire Is Extremely Varied And Includes With A Strong Taste For Contemporary Music. He Has Performed The World Premiere Of Many New Concerti Such As Eric Tanguy's 2nd Flute Cto. Saint-Riquier Festival 1994 Sallinen's Concerto Helsinki Contemporary Music 1995 . He Regularly Plays Rautavaara's And Penderecki's Concerti The Latter Under The Direction Of The Composer With Sinfonia Varsovia Orchestre De Chambre De Lausanne Stuttgarter Philharmoniker And The Japanese Philharmonic. Many New Works Have Been Dedicated And Premiered By Patrick Including Kristof Maratka's Cto 1997 Marcel Landowski's Flute Cto No.2 1998 Renaud Cagneux's Cto. For Flute And Harp 1998 Jacques Desbiere's Cto Kristos Hartzis's Concerto And In November 2001 Kai Nieminen's Concerto "Palomar". Other Composers Have Written Concerti For Him And Those Premiered In 2003/4 Were By Emil Tabakov Concerto For 2 Flutes Sofia Jan 2003 Philippe Hersant Flt Cto The Hague 2005/06 Jan Sandstrom Orquestra De Euskadi 2004 And Rocco Abate Italy 2005 . Both Karen Tanaka And Kelly-Mary Murphy Wrote A Concerti For Flute And Cello Dedicated To Patrick Gallois And Shauna Rolston For Radio France And CBC Canada 2004 As Well As Ron Royer Double Concerto For Flute And Cello Was Be Premiered In Finland In 2004 And Jose Luis Campana Flute Concerto Argentina 2005/2006 . read less