Jean-Claude Malgoire

2015

Jean-Claude Malgoire (born 25 November 1940) is a French conductor.

He was born in Avignon, France and studied music locally and at the Paris Conservatory. His early musical career was as an oboist.^[1]

In 1966, he founded La Grande Écurie et la Chambre du Roy, a period-instrument Baroque music ensemble. He later abandoned performing as an oboist and since the later part of the twentieth century he has been recognized as an important French conductor of mainly Baroque music.

References

↑ "Artists - Malgoire, Jean-Claude". naxos.com. Retrieved 2009-04-09.

Handel Music Prize Laureates

Nicholas McGegan (1993)
Axel Köhler (1994)
Winton Dean (1995)
Howard Arman (1996)
Emma Kirkby (1997)
Helmut Gleim (1998)
Trevor Pinnock (1999)
Donald Burrows (2000)
John Eliot Gardiner (2001)
Jean-Claude Malgoire (2002)
Marc Minkowski (2003)
Wolfgang Katschner (2004)
Stanley Sadie (2005)
Klaus Froboese (2006)
Paul Goodwin (2007)
Christopher Hogwood (2008)
Jordi Savall (2009)
Cecilia Bartoli (2010)
Wolfgang Ruf (2011)
Ragna Schirmer (2012)
Philippe Jaroussky (2015)

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