Christophe Grapperon

Christophe Grapperon is a distinguished choral conductor known for his leadership of the Chœur Accentus and collaborations with the Radio France Chorus. He specializes in vocal and choral music that ranges from traditional motets and French sacred music to contemporary compositions. Grapperon has directed programs that creatively explore themes such as street songs and folk influences, often bringing vibrant, historically inspired repertoire to life with freshness and depth. His recent work includes the acclaimed recording *Motets romantiques*, showcasing a rich selection of French sacred works by composers like Saint-Saëns, Fauré, and lesser-known figures, performed with expert choir and soloists under his direction.

Beyond recordings, Grapperon conducts live performances that have taken place in prestigious venues such as the Musée d’Orsay, where his programming reflects innovative approaches to vocal music by connecting past and present through carefully curated repertoire. He leads the Accentus choir with a focus on precision and expressive detail, making them one of the leading ensembles in France for both classical and contemporary choral music. His work is characterized by a blend of scholarly insight and artistic vitality, bringing both early and modern repertoire to audiences with equal passion.

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