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BIOGRAPHY
After
starting his career playing the double bass (1er prix at the
Conservatoire national supérieur de musique de Paris), Fabrice
Parmentier devoted himself exclusively to choir and orchestra
conducting. He graduated his diplôme d'études musicales for orchestra
conducting at the Conservatoire à rayonnement Régional de Dijon in the
Class of Jean-Sébastien
Béreau in 2000 and funded the choir and orchestra of the University of
Nanterre.
At
the head of permanent ensembles of contemporary music (2E2M, Ars
Nova, TM+), he directed first performances of many pieces by today's
composers (T.Pécou, A.Markéas, P.Hersant, B.Cavanna, M.Reverdy,
N.Bacri...). His taste for lyrical repertoire and musical theatre led
him to conduct great XIXth century operas (La Traviata, Carmen, La
Belle
Hélène) as well as baroque operas and oratorios (Didon
et Enée, King Arthur, Samson, Jephté..)
Assistant
director in 2006 of Isaac Karabtchevsky, Jean-Claude Casadesus,
Ion Marin and Daniel Kawka, Fabrice Parmentier has been invited since
2007 to conduct national orchestras and various symphonic ensembles
such as the Orchestre National des Pays de la Loire, the Orchestre
National de Lille, the Orchestre Régional de Bayonne Côtes Basques, the Orchestre de Douai Région Nord-Pas de Calais and theOrchestre Lyrique de Région Avignon Provence.
Quite
invested in teaching, Fabrice Parmentier is in charge of the
departments of group playing of the Créteil and
Nanterre conservatoires.
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