Eclectic french flautist Jean-Marc Goujon, who studied in Paris, has been a member of Jean-Christophe Spinosi's Ensemble Matheus for over fifteen years. He regularly performs with the group as soloist in famous theatres such as the Theâtre du Châtelet, the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées (Paris), the Royal Albert Hall and the Wigmore Hall (London), the Mikailovsky Theatre (St Petersburg), Salzburg or the Carnegie Hall (New York)...<<cut>>
He is also active in jazz music as a flute and keyboard performer, playing at festivals such as Jazz à Vannes, Musicora Paris, Vieilles Charrues (Carhaix) and Dalhalla (Sweden). He has recorded 5 CD's, as composer, improviser or arranger.
He is also involved in chamber music, where he performs on period instruments (Handel sonatas with cembalist Ewald Demeyre), as well as on the modern flute (Prokofiev sonata with pianist Vahan Mardirossian).
In the recent past years, he was invited to perform as a solo player with the orchestras La Scintilla, I Barrocchisti, or Orquestra Barocca Argentina, with renowed conductors Giovanni Antonini, Diego Fasolis, and Nikolhaus Harnoncourt.
He has recently recorded with the great soprano Cecilia Bartoli (release in Oct. 2014), and will play as soloist during her European tour with the ensemble I Barrocchisti in Nov 2014.
JM Goujon is a member of CNRS Foton laboratory, France, and leads research activities on optoelectronic sensor systems.