Éric Demarsan, born in Paris in 1938, stands as a distinguished French composer recognized for his significant contributions to film and television music. Delving into music at an early age, Demarsan initially pursued a career as a jazz pianist before his talents led him into the world of film scoring. His journey into film music was marked by an early collaboration with the legendary composer Michel Magne, which served as a pivotal stepping stone into the industry. Demarsan's unique sound and ability to capture the essence of visual narratives quickly cemented his reputation.

Best known for his work with director Jean-Pierre Melville, particularly on the iconic film "Le Cercle Rouge" (1970), Demarsan's career spans several decades, during which he has composed scores for an impressive array of films and television series. His style, characterized by its emotive depth and thematic versatility, has made him a revered figure in the realm of cinematic music. The list of his recent works, including scores for "Roberte" (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack / Remastered 2024), "Notre-Dame" (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series), and "Romance" (Bande originale de la série), reflects his continued relevance and adaptability in evolving cinematic and television landscapes. Through works such as "Hollywood Nostalgia (Music for Movies)" and the evocative "La Légende des sciences: Suite symphonique en forme de couleurs", Éric Demarsan demonstrates an enduring passion for creating musical narratives that resonate deeply with audiences around the globe.

Genres

French Soundtrack

Latest Release

Roberte (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack / Remastered 2024)

Eric Demarsan

Album - 10 Tracks - Released May 15, 2024