His first contact with music was on the accordion and then he pursues his musical studies in piano at age 14. In the early 1970s, he took part in the recording of the first two albums of Plume Latraverse: the first, TRINITERRE, on which he plays the piano, the accordion and the Hammond B3 organ and the second, PLUME POU DIGNE on which he does the backups vocals on the famous song "Quel Calvaire!" which has earned him the nickname of choir. He also puts his percussionist talents to profit for the other tracks of this album.
Parisian musette accordion specialist, he regularly performs in special events, restaurants and private receptions either solo or duet with Hélène Cardinal, one of the best Edith Piaf interpreters. Together they were the musicians of the BATEAU-MOUCHE at the Old Port of Montreal from 1997 to 2004.
