Emily Remy has been involved with classical music since her youth, particularly with the production.
In 2011, at the Festival des Châteaux de Bruniquel (where she was a childhood extra), Emily discovered the joys of producing concerts, assisting Frank Thézan, a prominent artistic director in the Occitanie region. Defending the artist's creative act and its restitution to the public becomes a priority for Emily, who decides to dedicate herself to this mission by supporting talented and demanding artists.
In Paris in 2013, her fruitful collaboration with French saxophonist and jazz composer Jean-Marc Padovani led to the creation of the Soléart Fest', the production of innovative shows, national tours, and two remarkable albums.
Recognized as one of the music industry's 30 talents under 30 in 2018, Emily will be speaking at the University of Toulouse and at MaMA Invent' in 2022 and 2023, respectively on the place of women in classical music and her vision of the ecological transition in recorded music.
Since 2021, she has been initiating and developing Festi'Car, a cultural carpooling tool promoting ecological sustainability in the performing arts through the lever of mobility.
Today, as director of the Anima Nostra Association, Emily directs projects linked to creation and live performance, including the Dulci Jubilo Chamber Choir and conductor-composer Christopher Gibert, while assuming leadership of the label and Festival de l'Abbaye de Beaulieu-en-Rouergue.
