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The "Little Prince" of
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Loic Valmy, (pronounce lo-eek), was born in France in 1972.
Screen Music Composer
for 15 years, his themes are always amazing for their
feshness, their force and their sensitivity.
Even though he is better known in Europe, there is a great chance for him to become very soon one of the "must work with"
screen composers in Australia.
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"Maybe, one of the most promising
screen composers
of his generation."
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Listen to his work
in the
Demos Galery.:
Able
to compose in a very "Hollywood style"
such as in "For Aïcha's Love" or in "The 4th
Musketeer", but also able to seduce us with
more touching and delicate
melodies such as "Nostalgy" or "Without you", Loïc Valmy is
probably one of the most promising screen
composers of his generation.
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"The first thing that captivates you
is the incredible "visual" aspect of his music ."
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Certainly caused by the fact that he's what we call a
"synesthete",
his scores are always full of colours, shapes, ambiances and pictures. Each of his soundtracks is like a real movie in
itself. You don't listen to his music, you can actually SEE it! Loïc actually "sees
the sounds" and "hear the pictures". Discover
what synesthesia is. |
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His surname of "Little prince" was, at the
beginning, a joke from a journalist. While comparing Loïc to the "Kings"
of Screen music (John Williams, James Horner, Dany Elfman...), the journalist,
probably influenced by Loïc's look (blond hair, blue eyes...), gave Loïc the
surname of Saint-Exupéry's character. Since then, the surname has stayed and
medias are still using it. "I like this name, not for the noble title it gives, but for
the character it references to. The "Little Prince" of Saint-Exupéry has always
been a very important story in my life, so it's nice to be called that name."
Loïc said -
Learn more
about him in
"Ze Blog". |
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