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Born in 1953 in Perpignan, Daniel Tosi is a composer and conductor. He obtained six first prices at CNSM de Paris. Meanwhile, it carries out studies at the Sorbonne where, after passing the aggregation, he earned a Doctor of Letters Graduate (with distinction). Holder also of two Certificates of Suitability (Analysis and directing of a Conservatoire National de Region), he is an inspector at the Department of Music and began work under its three educational activity composition, research and conducting . In 1983, Daniel Tosi obtains the Prix de Rome. Resident of the Villa Medicis until 1985, he received the same year the prize Georges Enesco awarded by Sacem. In 1986, he received the Prix de la Villa Medicis Hors les Murs. In 1999 Daniel Tosi gets the distinction of Officier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, and most recently prize Claude Arrieu (awarded by the SACEM). His works are regularly performed in many festivals of contemporary music (Paris, Rome, Strasbourg, Turin, Milan, La Rochelle, Bourges, Perpignan, Caen, etc.) with diverse backgrounds and by renowned soloists (L'Itinéraire, the Percussions de Strasbourg, le Nouvel Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France,Solar Vortices, TM +, Jean Lennert, Jean Geoffroy, etc.) In addition to his activities as composer and conductor Daniel Tosi leads the Perpignan Mediterranean Conservatoire since 1989.
