Guy Angelloz, flutist with the Garde Républicaine symphony orchestra, will revisit the greatest composers of classical music, accompanied by musicians.
Very young, Guy Angelloz was part of the control of Notre-Dame de Paris where he studied singing, piano and flute.
At the age of 20, he entered the first named at the National Superior Conservatory of Musique de Paris in the class of Jean-Pierre Rampal, He obtains the first 3 chamber music and flute harmony prize unanimously.
Winner of the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation, music victories, and Georges Cziffra foundation, He became a flautist in the symphony orchestra of the Republican Guard.
Also assistant professor at the Normal School of Music in Paris, head of the Ecce Cantus choir from Neuilly and conductor of the “Mams du 16” choir.
Guy Angelloz is invited to many concerts as a soloist in Europe as well as in the United States and Japan where he is regularly invited.
At the age of 20, he entered the first named at the National Superior Conservatory of Musique de Paris in the class of Jean-Pierre Rampal, He obtains the first 3 chamber music and flute harmony prize unanimously.
Winner of the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation, music victories, and Georges Cziffra foundation, He became a flautist in the symphony orchestra of the Republican Guard.
Also assistant professor at the Normal School of Music in Paris, head of the Ecce Cantus choir from Neuilly and conductor of the “Mams du 16” choir.
Guy Angelloz is invited to many concerts as a soloist in Europe as well as in the United States and Japan where he is regularly invited.
