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Born on the 7th May 1962 in Paris, Stan was exposed to the Musical world at
an early age,with a father a professional musician, and mother a "meloman" music lover...
He commenced piano lessons at the early age of 4, entering the"Conservatoire" at the age of 7
where he pursued classical studies at the CNR-Paris receiving its award in 1980 and passing
his Musical Baccalaureat the same year. At the same time, he received private tuition from
the concert pianist Pierre Baubet-Gony, with whom, at the age of 12, he played the Vivaldi
Concerto for 2 pianos in a musical recital at the Pleyel Room (Paris).
Concurrently whilst studying purely classical music, Stan also studied jazz piano, and in 1982,
he formed a "septet" (seven piece) and made his first recording as a leader. Since that time,
Stan has been fortunate in performing, recording and writing scores for musicians
of various background such as : Tonny Scott, Turk Mauro, Benny Carter, Slim Gaillard,
Monty Alexander, Sam Woodyard, Rene Urtreger, Eric Lelann, Guy Lafitte, Claude Bolling,
Phil Woods, Lew Tabackin, Clark Terry, Johny Griffin, La Velle, Michel Legrand, Christian Escoude,
Babik Reinhardt, Emanuel Bex, Aldo Romano, etc...
In 1982, he created his "tentet" (ten piece) with whom he recorded 3 CDs and performed on
the most prestigious French and international stages - Nice, Vienne, Beirut, etc...
Since October 2005, he has conducted the Great Jazz Airforce orchestra in Paris.
He has participated in more than 100 recordings / CDs, and has received 7 awards from the
Jazz Academy and once by the "Django d'Or".
COMPOSITIONS AND ARRANGEMENTS
Stan studied harmony and musical analysis at the Conservatoire, composing his first piano
and violin scores at the age 13. His first arrangements for a big band was recorded in 1984,
the first creation of one of his scores for a Chamber orchestra, took place in 1991
on the Gaveau stage (Paris).Stan's music is largely influenced by the French and Russian
music of the beginning of the 20th century (Dutilleux, Ravel, Poulenc, Scriabine, Prokofiev, etc...)
as well as the great American jazz masters (Duke Ellington, Quincy Jones, Bob Brookmeyer, Bill Holman,
Maria Shneider, etc...)
To date he has written : more than 400 musical arrangements and compositions
for big bands, tens of scores for small groups, some thirty classical
scores for Chamber orchestras (trio, wind octuor, saxophones quatuor,
clarinets quatuors, piano/saxophone duos, etc...) most of which have
been recorded and published (http://www.editions-combre.com).
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