Noé Huchard

Noé Huchard was born in the Parisian suburbs and began classical training on the piano as a child. At 17 years old, he joined the Jazz Program at the National Superior Music and Dance Conservatory of Paris. Since then, Huchard has achieved national recognition, winning the First Prize at the Chorus Lausanne International Jazz piano competition 2021 (under the honorary presidency of Martial Solal), the Young Pianist Award 2019 and the André Boisseaux Prize 2018. As a leader, he released his widely acclaimed debut album "Song for" in 2020. Noé has been very present on the European scene and has performed in numerous festivals and venues including Jazz in Marciac, Théâtre du Châtelet, and Jazz at Vienne. He has also been able to tour in Mexico, Argentina, New York City, Reunion island, Italy, Germany, or Spain and has performed with top artists such as Kurt Rosenwinkel, Rick Margitza, André Ceccarelli, Géraldine Laurent, François Moutin, Riccardo Del Fra, Eric Le Lann, Stéphane Belmondo, Pierrick Pédron…