Sylvain Guinet
– Compositeur d’Émotions –
Biography
Sylvain Guinet is a French composer born in 1978 in Mâcon, France.
Dès sa jeunesse, il étudia pendant plusieurs années le piano et l’orgue électronique tout en participant à quelques concours européens d’interprétation. C’est dans la composition qu’il trouve réellement sa manière d’expression, son style et sa vocation qui le mèneront à Tokyo puis à Singapour.
Nowadays, his scores are played worldwide by amateurs and professional piano players whose passion resonate with Sylvain's music. His scores create worlds of romance, dreams and wonder, and open pathways to contemplation and meditation.
- 2017 - Sylvain wins the 3rd prize in the piano composition category of the free-scores competition for the piece "Christmas"
- 2016 - He wins the 1st prize in the piano tandem composition of the free-scores competition with the German composer Stephan Beneking for the piece "On both sides of the Rhine"
- 2015 - He wins the 3rd prize in the piano composition category of the free-scores competition for the tribute piece "Yuko Takamatsu"
- 2013 - He wins the 2nd prize in the "All because of you" song category of the free-scores competition, song interpreted by the English singer Jasmine Thompson
- 2012 - He wins the 1st "Lion" Prize for the culture in Brazil with the Televisual team for the piece "Flower of Japan"
- 2012 - He wins the 1st prize in the piano composition category of the free-scores competition for the piece "Dragonice"
Music sheets
A good interpreter does not play music, but lives it ...
Music
One hundred thousand words will never describe the soul of a composer as well as his/her/their music can
Dragonice
Yuko Takamatsu
" Musica est expressio forma Dei "
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Music therapy consists in the use of music or sound in a process of care. It is a non-verbal support therapy where music serves as the mediator between the patient and the care giver.
