Hughes De Courson

Hughes de Courson is a French musician, composer, and producer known for his eclectic and adventurous approach to music. Born on July 31, 1946, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, he co-founded the influential folk group Malicorne in the early 1970s, which gained significant success in France and Europe. After leaving Malicorne in 1978, de Courson continued as a prolific producer and composer, experimenting with diverse styles such as world music and classical fusion. His notable works include albums like *Lambarena: Bach to Africa*, *Mozart l'Égyptien*, and *O'Stravaganza: Vivaldi l'Irlandais*, showcasing his ability to blend different musical traditions. De Courson has also worked with various artists and has been involved in numerous projects that highlight his innovative approach to music.

De Courson's career spans multiple genres, from folk and rock to classical and world music. He has received recognition for his contributions, including the Leonardo da Vinci prize, which allowed him to study music in several countries. His recent releases reflect his ongoing exploration of classical and world music fusion, as seen in albums like *Classics Reframed - Bach, Vivaldi & Mozart* and *Mozart l'Égyptien 2*. Throughout his career, Hughes de Courson has remained a versatile and influential figure in the music world.

Genres

Experimental

Folk

Rock

Contemporary Classical

Art Rock

New Age

Baroque

World Fusion

Renaissance

Celtic

Medieval

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Latest Release

Classics Reframed - Bach, Vivaldi & Mozart

Hughes De Courson•

Antonio Vivaldi•

Johann Sebastian Bach•

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Album - 30 Tracks - Released January 27, 2025