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Jean-Pierre Bourtayre (31 January 1942 – 4 March 2024) was a French composer. He worked for numerous performers, such as Jacques Dutronc, Michel Sardou, and Claude François.




Biography


Born in Paris on 31 January 1942, Bourtayre was the son of Henri Bourtayre, noted composer for Tino Rossi and Luis Mariano. He began his composing career in the 1960s, notably for the group Les Chats Sauvages, as well as Dick Rivers. In the late 1960s, he collaborated with Erick Saint-Laurent, Vline Buggy, and Hugues Aufray, the last two of whom he composed the song "Adieu monsieur le professeur" for. In 1971, his song "Un banc, un arbre, une rue" was performed by Séverine at that year's Eurovision Song Contest, representing Monaco. That year, he became artistic director for Claude François, for whom he wrote the songs "Le Téléphone Pleure", "Magnolias for Ever", and "Alexandrie Alexandra". In 1974, he wrote the song "Celui qui reste et celui qui s'en va" for Romuald Figuier.
Bourtayre composed numerous theme songs for television series, such as L’Arsène (1971) and Gentleman cambrioleur (1973). In 1978, he composed "La Chanson de Kiki" with lyricist Yves Dessca. In 1979, he created a musical comedy, 36 Front populaire, alongside songwriter Étienne Roda-Gil and composer Jean-Claude Petit. In 1980, he became a production director for Warner Music Group. In 1983, he joined Jacques Revaux at Tréma. He also served as vice-president of SACEM. In 1998, he became a Knight of the Ordre national du Mérite.
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre died on 4 March 2024, at the age of 82.




Musical comedies


36 Front populaire (1979)
Belles belles belles (2003)




Music for films and series


The Game Is Over (1966)
The Wanderer (1967)
Arsène Lupin (1971–1974)
Les Évasions célèbres (1972)
Gaston Phébus (1978)
Les Maîtres du temps (1982)
Champs-Élysées (1982–1990)
Tribunal (1989–1991)
Stars 90 (1990–1994)




References






External links


Jean-Pierre Bourtayre at IMDb
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre discography at Discogs

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• Séverine (penyanyi)
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