Jean-Philippe Goude

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Jean-Philippe Goude is a French composer and keyboardist, born in Paris in 1952.

• 1969: first compositions
• 1975: composition and recording of the soundtrack for Frankenstein, a play by Philippe Adrien at Théâtre de la Roquette (Paris)
• 1975: publication of the album Jeunes Années (Saravah)
• 1976 to 1979: participation in the group Weidorje - keyboards and composition
• 1979: publication of the album Drônes
• 1979: artistic direction and arrangements for Dick Annegarn.
• 1979 to 1983: participation in the group Odeurs- compositions, arrangements, artistic direction
• 1979 to 1985: artistic direction, arrangements and orchestration on the albums by Renaud:

Marche à l'ombre

Le retour de Gérard Lambert

Morgane de toi

Mistral gagnant

Putain de camion

• Salve Regina for contralto, violin, cello and piano. Premiere April 1992, at Théâtre des Champs-Élysées (Paris) at the festival Musicora. Interpreted by Gérard Lesne (contralto), Johannes Leertouwer (violin), Bruno Cocset (cello) and Marie-Pierre Brun (piano)
• 1992: publication of the CD De Anima
• 1994: publication of the CD Ainsi de Nous^[1]
• 1994: creation of the ensemble Jean-Philippe Goude
• 1996: publication of the CD La Divine Nature des Choses.
• 2001: publication of the CD Rock de Chambre

• "Au crépuscule des temps" (Sarah Lévy),
• "Nos enfants chéris" (Benoît Cohen),
• "Les gardiens de la mer" (Christiane Le Hérissey),
• "Une affaire de goût" (Bernard Rapp),
• "Le créateur" (Albert Dupontel),
• "Marie Lester" TV series / France 3,
• "Une semaine au salon” (Dominique Baron),
• "Tiré à part" (Bernard Rapp),
• "Sortez des rangs" (Jean-Denis Robert),
• "Comme par hasard" (Maurice Dugowson),
• "Puzzle" (Maurice Dugowson),
• "Chantons en chœur" (Maurice Dugowson),
• "Elle voit des nains partout" (Jean-Claude Sussfeld),
• "Circulez y'a rien à voir" (Patrice Leconte),
• "Viens chez moi j'habite chez une copine" (Patrice Leconte), etc.

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SFR, Bridélice, Maille, Société générale, Chanel n°5, France inter, Télérama, Gayelord Hauser, Arvie, Tefal, Lacoste, Valda, Michelin, Rivoire & carret, Modes & travaux, Suprême des ducs, Parc Astérix, Prince de Lu, Gitane, Moët & Chandon, UNICEF, Motta, Arthur martin, Alcatel, Flunch, Seat, Citrœn, Saint-Mamet, Calgon, Burov, Lancôme, Esso, Diligo, Louis de Porteere, La Poste, Cetelem, Legal, Peugeot, Keranove, Crédit Mutuel, Sojasun, Pim’s, Péchiney, Cadbury, Lesieur/Isio 4, Haslerky, Stringers, Mr Propre, Aigle, Seb, Revian, Yoplait, Herta, St-Agur, Pal, Femmes, Paysan Breton, Interflora, Picnic Break, Nutella, Renault, Télé Loisirs, Philtre d’Or, Les 3 Suisses, Crédit Lyonnais, Champion, Candia, GMF, Sephora, Yves Saint-Laurent, etc. His work called "Market Diktat Song" was appreciated by Brazilian people through the commercial television of Fiat Touro (2016-2017). He became well known in Brazil after this job.

The book of books, France Europe Express, Compléments d’enquête, Un siècle d’écrivains, Caractères, Tranche de cake, 1992 Summer Olympics, 1994 Winter Olympics, Taxi, Permission de minuit, A la folie..., Quand je serais grand..., My télé is rich, Giga, Tranche de l'art, Objectif Tintin, Décryptages, Planète chaude, Short, Debout les p'tits bouts, Jeux d’encre, La preuve par trois, la 5^e rencontre, 7 d’or, Coté 5^e, Ciné Week-End, Régions.Com, Une fois/mois, etc.

Antenne 2, FR3, La 5 (2 habillages), RFO, CFI, Canal J (2 habillages), RTL TV, TV10, C'était hier, Bravo, Canal humour, Kontakt TV, FA, TV Club, Satfin, Canal A, Radio NOVA, La 5^e, etc.

• 1989: Gold Award of the Blu-ray Disc Association of Los Angeles for the soundtrack of Frédéric Mitterrand's Late Pass.
• 1991: Prize of the Society of authors, composers and editors of music in 1st Festival of Biarritz, for original music in the film EDF-Industries
• 1997: **** (four stars) in The World of Music for the CD La Divine Nature des Choses
• 2003: Prize for the soundtrack in 1st Festival Cinématographique de Saint-Malo, for the soundtrack for the film Nos enfants chéris

• Official website of Jean-Philippe Goude
• Hopi Mesa website