Atypical, open and demanding, this is how we could describe the musical career of Grégoire Korniluk, cellist, guitarist and multi-faceted composer, whose artistic identity inevitably attracts major artists of our time, with surprisingly varied musical horizons. 

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Alongside his career as a classical musician (notably as a member of the Trio Neuburger/Nemtanu/Korniluk), he was invited by the world famous band Apocalyptica, a quartet of Finnish cellists with whom he recorded the album Reflections, released in 2003.

 

He also worked a lot in the theater and became the traveling companion of personalities such as Jean-Louis Trintignant, Marianne Faithfull, Anouk Grinberg, Denis Podalydès,... Many Jazz and Pop personalities also call on his talent, both in concert and in the studio, such as Daniel Mille, Ibrahim Maalouf, Yvan Cassar, Hugh Coltman, Arthut H, Matthieu Chédid, Ballaké Sissoko, the band Matmatah… 

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Grégoire Korniluk regularly takes part in movies soundtracks recordings as a soloist with composers such as Gabriel Yared, Philippe Sarde, Armand Amar, Anne-Sophie Versnayen, Ibrahim Maalouf,...

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He also founded the metal band Angher, with which he produced their first album, Hidden Truth, released in the USA in 2009.

 

He regularly creates soundtracks for films and music librairies.