Mildred CLARY
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Born of French-Italian mother and English father, Mildred Clary was introduced to music by his parents, and especially the lute by his father. It includes a career as an instrumentalist before turning finally to the radio and television. A Radio-France, she has performed hundreds of shows with great musicians, composers and performers of our time and publicize the most diverse aspects of music in the world. During the 1970s, for television, she made a model of a "music lesson" with cellist Paul Tortelier. This is the beginning of a television career also, a success which extended over thirty emissions. TF1/TV Award and the Grand Prix of the Academy of music and film music have been awarded. In the field of radio, in 1988, the Jury Grand Prix Radio Company of Men of Letters awarded him unanimously the Grand Prix for the whole of his radio work. Having left his job at Radio-France, Mildred Clary has published a number of books. His disappearance in November 2010 was welcomed by France Musique. Google machine translation: Mildred CLARY's original bio |