Biography

Frederic Talgorn was born in Toulouse, France. He started to study music at the age of seven, first in his native city, then in Paris with Piano teacher Sabine Lacoarret and -following the advice of Olivier Messiaen- with Yvonne Loriod, both teachers at the Paris Conservatory. He started writing for films in 1989 and, since then, shares his time between Paris and Los Angeles.

Amongst others, he wrote music for: "Asterix At The Olympic Games", "Moliere", Georges Lucas' "Young Indiana Jones Chronicles", "Angels In The End Zone", "The Temp", "Fortress", "So Close (Tellement Proches)", "Anthony Zimmer", "President", "Trouble at Timpetill" (Les Enfants De Timpelbach), "My Stars", "Heavy Metal 2000", "Monty", "The Devil's Arithmetic", "Le Brasier".

Most Notable Awards

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ASCAP Award

He re-recorded many film scores with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, notably: John Williams' "StarWars-Phantom Menace", Franz Waxman's "Peyton Place" as well as other scores by John Barry and Jerry Goldsmith. In parallel, he has been asked by various soloists to write concert music: Amongst others: A "Concerto For Trumpet" at the request of Thierry Caens, "Olympus" for Brass Ensemble and Percussion, "Elegy" for Double Bass solo and Strings for Daniel Marillier, soloist of the Paris Opera Orchestra, "Vinum et Sanguinem", cantata for baryton, soprano, speaker, choir SATB and Orchestra, a "Concerto For percussion and Orchestra" for Didier Benetti, soloist of the French National Orchestra, "Mandala" for violin and Orchestra, "Errances" for Orchestra.