Film Music on Organ

Stéphane Eliot, titular organist at Nice Cathedral, studied organ and improvisation at the conservatories of Marseille and Paris, where he was awarded gold medals in both disciplines under Annick Chevallier and Marie-Louise Langlais. He perfected his skills by working with Olivier Vernet at the Monaco Music Academy. He won a bronze medal at the 1994 International Electone Festival in Tokyo. His passion for the operatic repertoire led him to accompany major international artists on his symphonic organ, such as Elizabeth Vidal and André Cognet in a program entitled “From Bach to the Beatles” and “The Silk Road.” 

He specializes in film music through recitals he gives on the grand organ.

• Richard StraussAlso Sprach Zarathustra (2001: A Space Odyssey)
• G. RossiniOverture to William Tell (A Clockwork Orange)
• J.S. BachToccata and Fugue in D minor (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea)
• BizetOverture to Carmen
• TchaikovskyPrelude to Swan Lake (Black Swan)
• ShostakovichJazz Waltz No. 2 (Eyes Wide Shut)
• RavelBoléro (Les uns et les autres)
• BernsteinAmerica from West Side Story
• E. MorriconeOnce Upon a Time in the West and “The Man with the Harmonica”
• Klaus BadeltPirates of the Caribbean
• A. SilvestriForrest Gump
• John WilliamsHarry Potter medley
• John WilliamsStar Wars Suite (Main Theme, Luke and Leia, Cantina Band, and Imperial March)