Philippe Elan

Philippe Elan is a French singer and chansonnier, born in Gascony, France, in 1960. He moved to the Netherlands in the late 1980s and has since become a celebrated ambassador of French music in the Netherlands. Elan's career began with his win at the Alliance Française Chanson Competition in 1986, marking the start of his successful journey. He is known for his expressive performances and collaborations with renowned musicians such as Laura Fygi, Cor Bakker, and Louis van Dijk. Elan has released numerous albums, including "Chansons Classiques," which earned him an Edison Award in 1991, and more recently, "Ma France" with the Residentie Orkest in 2019.

Philippe Elan continues to captivate audiences with his elegant voice and engaging performances. His discography includes a wide range of French chansons, often performed with symphonic accompaniment. Elan's more recent works, such as "Quelques Mots D'amour" and his latest releases like "Enfer et Paradis," showcase his enduring talent and passion for French music. Through his extensive career, Elan has maintained a strong connection with his French heritage while enjoying a rich musical life in the Netherlands.

Genres

Chanson

Latest Release

Je l'espère (Version for String Ensemble & Piano)

Philippe Elan

Single - Released June 14, 2024