Composer · Concert Pianist

Georges
Tomb

Award-winning composer for concert hall, ballet and cinema — introduced in Italy as "the young Morricone," performed from Carnegie Hall to the Venice Opera.

"Music for me is really something sacred. I honestly feel that it is a gift from God — a message He wants me to share with all humankind."
Georges Tomb
Georges Tomb at the piano
About

A voice between the concert hall and the silver screen

Raised in a family of professional artists, Georges Tomb began his musical journey at the age of four. His breakthrough came at twenty, when the San Remo Symphony Orchestra performed his music alongside Beethoven, Mozart and Verdi.

Since then his works have travelled from the Venice Opera – La Fenice to Carnegie Hall, from papal Rome to the Cannes Film Festival — spanning classical repertoire, ballet, and original film scores. He is the commissioned composer of the Italian ballet Pinocchio with Balletto del Sud, touring worldwide for the 140th anniversary of Collodi's novel.

20+
World stages
10+
Film scores
4
Intl. music awards
Selected Highlights

The Programme

Movement I

Carnegie Hall Premiere — "A Memorial Bow"

World premiere commissioned for US Memorial Day, with choir & orchestra under Maestra Joanna Medawar Nachef.

New York
Movement II

"The Young Morricone" — San Remo Symphony

Introduced by Maestro Francesco Attardi at the Serate Musicali festival, under the patronage of the Italian government.

Milan · San Remo
Movement III

Pinocchio — The Ballet

Official commissioned composer with Balletto del Sud and choreographer Freddy Franzutti; world premiere at the Opera di Lecce, followed by a world tour.

Italy · Monaco · World tour
Movement IV

Venice & Cannes — Better World Fund

Performances at the Misericordia di Venezia during the Venice Film Festival and at the Festival de Cannes opening ceremonies.

Venice · Cannes
Encore

Ave Maria for World Peace

Written for performance at a papal Mass at the Vatican.

The Vatican
For the Screen

Film & Score

Award-winning score

Enough! Lebanon's Darkest Hour

Best Music Feature Film — Hollywood International Golden Age Festival · Outstanding Excellence — DWB Intl. Film Festival · Best Music — Austin Intl. Film Festival.

Original song

Sicilian Holiday — "Foolish Acrobat"

Written with Academy Award-winning producer Adam Leipzig; performed by Grammy-winning soprano Hila Plitmann.

In production

Upcoming projects

Scoring Mario Kassar's next feature (producer of Terminator, Rambo), Kings of the Cross, Siege of Tyre, Beyruth, and more.

Discography

Explore the Works

His album with the Kiev Philharmonic reached best-seller status in Virgin Megastores Middle East. New album If Only, recorded with the Budapest Symphony Orchestra.

Contact

Collaborations & Bookings

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