Pascal Gallet is a french pianist&concertist Pascal Gallet appeared on television for the first time at the age of 10. He began studying at the "CNSM" in Paris at a very young age. Having won several international prizes, awards- Viotti, Porto, Trapani, the Menuhin Foundation, Senegalia, the French Ministry of Culture, he began an international career as a soloist working with some of the world's most prestigious orchestras. Oliver Messiaen epigraphed two extracts from the “Birds’s Catalogue” le merle bleu (the blue blackbird) and la rousserolle effarvante (the reed warbler). His open mindedness and his originality have enabled him to put together shows with performers such as Macha Méril, Marie-Rose Carlié, Patrick Topaloff, Bernard Bilis and recently, Christophe Barbier. His first recordings were praised by critics, particularly the one dedicated to Turina that was said to match Alicia de Larocha’s a Chopin DVD commemorating the bicentenary anniversary of the composer’s birth. Jolivet occupies a special place in Pascal Gallet’s work since the latter remains the only pianist in the world to have made a recording of the artist’s complete works, including the concerto. These recordings have been unanimously acclaimed by specialized press.