François-Frédéric Guy

[1] Since his debut with the Orchestre de Paris conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch followed by a live recording of Brahms' 2nd piano concerto with Paavo Berglund and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Guy established himself as one of the most fascinating pianists of his generation.

He has worked alongside internationally renowned conductors such as Daniel Harding, Edvard Gardner, Philippe Jordan, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Michaël Sanderling and also Michael Tilson Thomas.

Passionate about contemporary repertoire, he performs in the most important festivals of contemporary creation such as Musica in Strasbourg, the Festival d'Automne à Paris [fr], the Manca in Nice, the Archipel in Geneva or the Muzikgebouw in Amsterdam, where he performs works by Aurélien Dumon,[2] Ivan Fedele, Christian Lauba, Jacques Lenot, Éric Montalbetti, Gérard Pesson, and Hugues Dufourt who dedicated his Erlkönig to him.

In 2012, he premiered Bruno Mantovani's double concerto, as well as the cycle for piano, En pièces by Marc Monnet (Festival Musica of Strasbourg), of which he is the dedicatee.

To enrich this project, he gave the complete chamber music for piano and strings, alongside Tedi Papavrami and Xavier Phillips (Metz, Monaco, Washington, Geneva...), which he recorded for Evidence Classics [fr].