Antoine Morinière

Antoine Morinière is a French classical guitarist known for his expressive musicianship and versatile repertoire. Born on November 5, 1993, he started playing guitar at a young age with Jean Luc Rocchietti and honed his skills at the Conservatoire National de Bordeaux before advancing to the prestigious Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse in Paris. By his early twenties, Antoine had already won numerous international competitions, including the First Prize at the International Sevilla Guitar Competition, establishing himself as a respected figure in the classical guitar world.

Antoine regularly performs solo recitals and chamber music across Europe, Canada, and beyond, appearing at esteemed venues like the Philharmonie de Paris and Wigmore Hall in London. He has a strong interest in contemporary music, collaborating with composers such as Rikako Watanabe and Raphaël Sévère to premiere new works dedicated to him. His debut album was released under Contrastes Records and distributed by Naxos. Known for his deep musicality and technical prowess, Antoine plays a notable role in championing both classical masterpieces and modern compositions for guitar.

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