Patrick Peronne

Patrick Serge Peronne is born near Paris in Saint Maur des Fossés, France, he began music at 5 and wrote his first compositions at 12. He had classes in Music schools and with private teachers. In 1979 he composed his first original Film music for the French TV Maigret: Le fou de Bergerac, director Yves Allegret. Then he also composed original Film musics: L'Ecluse du temple, Le pendu de Saint-Phollien, Le Pouvoir d'inertie. He is Jazz pianist and keyboardist, but he also plays a lot of different styles and he is arranger and producer too. He works with the label Promo Sound LTD and he is also an independent producer. He plays in his 31 albums: 45 Great Film Piano Soundtracks, Jazz Moments, The Piano Bar Lounge Sessions. In 2014 he is Song Performer in the George Clooney's movie The Monuments Men. Patrick is playing piano in a scene with George Clooney and Matt Damon. His interpretation of Night and Day (Cole Porter) had been chosen by George Clooney and Sony Music Pictures for this movie.