Anthony Galinier

Born in 1984, Anthony began playing the trumpet as a child, initially at the Lorient, Angers and Aubervilliers-La Courneuve conservatories. In 2005 he entered the Lyon Conservatory, and studied in the classes of Thierry Caens and Christian Léger, where he obtained his Higher National Diploma in Music studies in 2009. In 2013, he obtained his Master's degree in chamber music.

Anthony worked with many orchestral symphonic compositions, including the Orchester National d'Ile de France, the Orchester d'Auvergne, the Orchester National de Lyon, the Orchester de l'Opéra de Lyon, the Orchester Nationale du Capitole de Toulouse and the Orchester Nationale de the Paris Opera.

Professor at the Limonest Conservatory.

Soloist of Tenor Horn in the Paris Air Music Brass Band.

In July 2010, he founded the Larmor-Plage Academy for Brass and Percussion.

An ardent supporter of the French Brass Band movement, he plays solo with many bands, including: the Paris Brass Band, the Brass Band de la Musique de l'Air de Paris, the Brass Band Lorient, the Brass Band de Lyon, the Brass Band Sagona and ExoBrass.

He also has the opportunity to give many masterclasses and play as a soloist in Taiwan, Japan, Holland...

In May 2014, Anthony released his first CD, "The French Tenor Horn", and is accompanied by Lucie Chouvel on piano, from l'Harmonie de la Musique de l'Air and the Paris Brass Band. Anthony is the first tenor horn soloist in France to record a complete CD album.

In October 2016, at the Royal Albert Hall in London, he released his second CD, "The French Tenor Horn: Colors". He recorded his second solo album in the UK with Foden's. He is the first French soloist to record a complete album with one of the biggest music bands in the world. Anthony also turned to World of Brass, the world's most iconic brass band production company, to record the CD. This CD was nominated for solo CD of the year in the prestigious Brass Band World magazine and 4barsrest.

In November 2018, in Montreux in Switzerland, for the Swiss National Championship, he released his third CD, "Open Mind".

For this third work, I intend to break the established codes to offer different pieces with unpublished works of different styles. which undoubtedly give the charm and innovation of this new CD.

This CD was named as the solo CD of the month of March in the prestigious magazine Brass Band World.

Since 2019 he has been directing and now directs the Brass Band des Gones and the Limonest Youth Symphony Orchestra.

Anthony plays on a Besson Sovereign 180 Tenor Horn and uses the Wallace Mute and Romera Brass Signature Model Mouthpieces.