Camille Pépin is a contemporary French composer whose work is fast rising in the classical music scene. Born on March 26, 1990, Pépin pursued her passion for music at some of France's most prestigious institutions, including the Conservatoire de Paris (CNSMDP), where she honed her skills under the tutelage of distinguished composers such as Thierry Escaich and Michaël Levinas. Her compositions blend melodic richness with an acute sense of orchestration and texture, which has earned her critical acclaim as well as several awards, including the 2015 Hervé Dugardin Prize and the 2013 SACEM Young Composer Award.

Pépin's eclectic body of work ranges from solo and chamber music to large orchestral pieces, often exploring themes inspired by nature, poetry, and the supernatural. Her album "Chamber Music," which includes pieces such as "The Sound of Trees," showcases her ability to create deeply evocative soundscapes. With works like "Les Eaux célestes" and "Au Cœur de la Terre," Pépin reveals a distinctive voice that is at once mysterious and accessible, drawing on both her rich cultural heritage and a vibrant, imaginative sonic palette. As her compositions are increasingly performed worldwide, Camille Pépin stands out as a compelling voice in the new generation of classical music composers.

Genres

French Contemporary Classical

Latest Release

Les Eaux célestes

Camille Pépin•

Orchestre National De Lyon•

Ben Glassberg

Album - 13 Tracks - Released April 14, 2023