Arrignon Daniel

Oboe Marigaux

Daniel Arrignon starts studying oboe when he is 9 ; in 1971, he enters the Paris Conservatory, learning with Pierre Pierlot. Awarded a first prize in 1975 and 1976, he is nominated as a professor at the Rouen Conservatory in the same year. Simultaneously, he is appointed first oboe in the Pasdeloup orchestra as well as in the Intercontemporary Ensemble during 3 years while approaching music of composers like Stockhausen, Bério, Ligeti, Carter, Amy. Daniel Arrignon holds the position of oboe soloist in the Orchestral Ensemble of Paris since
1979. He furthermore registered several discs, as the concerto for oboe and trumpet by Albioni with Mr André and the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, the concerto for violon and oboe by Bach as well as baroque music with the Instrumental Ensemble of Paris. He principally plays in Europe, but has also been as far as Korea to hold masterclasses.