Who is Daniel TASCA

    Daniel TASCA was born on December 4th 1959 in CANNES.

    When he was 12, he passed the exam to join the National Scool of Music in TOULON. He got a first prize conservatory. Then, he enrolled for the percussion class.

    He was eligible for the Paris and Lyon Conservatoires to go into the tumpet and cornet class. He kept on working in Paris with Marcel LAGORCE solo tumpet of "Orchestre de Paris", and André PRESLE soloiste of "l'Orchestre National d'Île de France".

    He studied musical writing with Mrs HUGON and compositions analysis with Naji HAKIM at the National Scool of Music in Boulogne-Billancourt. Désiré DONDEYNE taught him composition and orchestration.

    In 1994, he passed the SACEM arranger exam.

    He worked with famous show and jazz bands, especially at the Palm Beach in CANNES and the Sporting Club in MONTE-CARLO. Then, he did numerous temporary replacement works at MARSEILLE and MONTE-CARLO Opéra.
 

    In 1980, he joined the "Musique de la 2ème Région Aérienne" in the BOURGET as cornet player before becoming in 1983 trumpet player in the "Batterie Fanfare de la Garde Répubicaine de PARIS".








    From 1985 to 1988, he was sent to Africa as a VSO conductor for the "Musique de la Garde Républicaine du NIGER"

 

    In 1989, he was appointed as solo trumpet in the "Musique de la Gendarmerie Mobile".
Ten years later, he became a coach for the "Musique de la Gendarmerie Mobile"


      SACEM composer and member, his varied compositions are recorded or played by well-known French and foreign bands: Musique de la Garde Républicaine, Musique de la Gendarmerie Mobile, Musique Principale des Troupes de Marine, Musique du Commandement Militaire de l'Île de France, Musique de l'Air de Paris, Musiques des Régions Aériennes Nord-Est et Méditerranée, Musique de la Brigade des Sapeurs Pompiers de Paris. Fanfare de Cavalerie de la Garde Républicaine, Fanfare Principale de l'Arme Blindée Cavalerie de SAUMUR, Fanfare des Spahis.Musique Principale de la Légion Étrangère, Fanfare des Carabiniers de S.A.S. le Prince de Monaco, Musique des Forces Aériennes Belges.
    
    Editors: Consortium Musical International, Editions COMBRE, Editions Robert MARTIN, Editions CORELIA.

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