Patrice Servant Email and Phone Number

1st prize winner at the Canadian Music Competition, Québec Contemporary Music Competition and Cégeps en spectacle in the nineties, he also collects awards and grants such as CALQ's work of the year award for his symphonic work in 2013 ''A work of great originality that shows a beautiful balance and perfectly integrated arrangements which represents a fresh and current look at symphonic music.'' - Celine Lavallée Awarded band of the year in 2003 while collaborating with SAIJ, his collaborative works as composer and producer are released on albums SPACQ (2004), Francophonie des Grands Espaces (1999) and California based Barrio Manouche's Aires de Cambio. His original debut album Bluesy AndaLucy was described as ''Something that is unique on Canada's music scene'' – Jacques Emond, Ottawa Jazz Fest, and ''Innovative, intense, and musically exuberant music that will blow you away!'' – Bill Usher, Kiking Horse Culture, BC. Other releases include a book of guitar skills entitled Traité des Relations Flamenco-Classique, STRUM- a tribute to the guitar theatrical show uniting 7 forms of art reviewed as ''a guitar orgy with outstanding performers at the peak of their art''. – Marc-André Joanisse, Le Droit. Invited to perform in various countries for guitar societies, universities and festivals, as well as web, television and radio shows, he performed for canadian symphonies, ambassadors and General Governor Michaëlle Jean, opened for jazz icon Wynton Marsalis and events Trans Canada Trail Opening and Lole White Tour, Radio-Canada's Les Beaux Dimanches, Bravo! Television and a remarkable web performance of Liszt's La Campanella which continuously gains recognition from cyber listeners.