Édith Canat de Chizy

Édith Canat de Chizy, born in Lyon in 1950, is a pioneering French composer who has made significant waves in the classical music world. As the first female composer elected to the prestigious Institut de France, she brings a unique perspective and a rich palette of timbres to her compositions, particularly through her enduring love for strings. Based in Paris, Canat de Chizy studied art, archaeology, and philosophy at the Sorbonne University, which undoubtedly influences her profound and intellectually engaging works. Her notable compositions include "Over the Sea," "Intrada, la septième trompette," and "Visio," showcasing her versatility and depth. With recent releases like "Waves" and "Pluie Vapeur Vitesse," Canat de Chizy continues to captivate audiences with her innovative and evocative music.