Damien Luce

• Presque trop sérieux. • La Fontaine ou les animaux pestiférés. • Cyrano de Bergerac. • Monsieur Debussy • Touches Impressionnistes (de et avec Martial Leroux). • Bobines (avec Renan Luce). • Dessine-moi une musique (with visual artist Federico Mozzi)

In 2001, he was chosen to perform for Murray Perahia's Master Class at the Juilliard School. In June 2000, he was an alternate at the Aspen Music Festival concerto competition. His first album, The Story of Babar - Impressions of Childhood was released in January 2010 (Accord/Universal Classics), followed by Mozart & Haydn - Piano Music, Johann-Sebastian (2012), Bach violin and piano Sonatas (2012, with violinist Gaétan Biron), and Hidden Marvels Of Piano Music (2013). Luce has given recitals all over the world. Luce likes to explore unknown works of the piano repertoire and to share his discoveries: his programs include Séverac, Liadov, Kirchner, Mompou as well as more well-known composers such as Chopin, Mozart or Schumann. His passion for literature often leads him to use a poetical theme (Nature, Childhood, Mythology..), in order to combine works from various eras and styles, and to emphasize the links between different forms of art. Also a composer (piano music, melodies). He has experience in musical theater, improvisation and clown (Fabrice Salé). Luce also receives training from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (New York), where he studies with Steven Ditmyer (Meisner technic), John Baylis (vocal production), Sheila Bandyopadhyay (movement), Lester Shane (voice & speech), Larry Collis (camera acting), Mary Workman (Improvisation). Luce also graduated from the Michael Howard Studios summer conservatory. He studied with David Wells (Voice), Angela Pietropinto (Scene Study), Fay Simpson (Lucid Body), Virginia Scott (Clown), Polina Klimovitskaya (Kinetics), Andrew Shaifer, Gabrielle Berberich (TV and movie acting) and Patsy Rotenburg. The founder of the Parpadou Theater Company (based in Paris). A Novelist. His first Novel, Le Chambrioleur, is published in January 2010 by Heloise d'Ormesson Editions, followed by a second novel in 2012 (Cyrano de Boudou), and a third in 2014 (La Fille de Debussy).

• La Fontaine, Music for 2 harps • Johann-Sebastian Bach, sonates pour violon et piano (duo avec Gaétan Biron). • Mozart & Haydn, piano. • Histoire de Babar, piano (trio avec Gaétan Biron et Renan Luce). • Hidden Marvels Of Piano Music, piano.