02.04.03

David Zambon recently published 2 CDs

David Zambon began his studies at the Nice Conservatoire National de Région, in the class of his father Bruno Zambon, and he received further training with Mel Culbertson. He then entered the Paris Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in 1994 when he joined Fernand Lelong's class. While attending jointly Alain Savouret's and Rainer Boech's classes in Generative Improvisation, he won 1st prize in Tuba in 1997 and completed advanced study programs to obtain his teaching credentials and a diploma in Tuba with Gérard Buquet in 1999. In 1998, he won the Avant-Scène Competition and in 2000, both the Second Prize and the Jury's Special Prize at the International Competition inn Cheju, Korea, as well as the Second Price at the International Competition in Brno, Czech Republic. Since July 1999, he is professor for tuba and chamber music at the National Academy of Area of Montpellier and also directs the l'orchestre d'harmonie and the Brass Ensemble there. He is a also professor invited to the Training course d'été "Musical Meetings of Lorraine".

David Zambon is a temporary musician in various orchestras: Philharmonic orchestra of Monaco, Orchestrates P.A.C.A., Opéra of Nice, Opéra of Paris, Orchestre National of Capitole of Toulouse season 1999-2000, Orchestre Bordeaux Aquitaine, Orchestre of Strasbourg, Orchestre of Caen, Orchestre Lamoureux Concerts. David Zambon is member of the trio "Innovated" with the pianist Patrick Zygmanowski and accordeonist Jean-Marc Fabiano.

David Zambon plays on a Melton/Meinl-Weston F-Tuba 46SLP "Titan"