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'''Philippe Parès''' (1 January 1901 – 2 February 1979) was ana 20th-century French composer of [[film score]]s, d'[[operetta]]as and [[light music]].

== Biography ==

The son of Gabriel Parès, music conductor of the [[Republican Guard (France)|Republican Guard]], Philippe Parès met [[Georges Van Parys]] inat the beginning of the 20s. Georges Van Parys, one year younger, commenced from 1925 to compose little pieces (one-act operettas or musical sketches) and songs. In 1927, they collaborated for the first time on ''La Petite dame du train bleu'', which was created in Lyon. The same year, ''Lulu'' was presented in Paris, at the [[Théâtre Daunou]]. They worked together until 1931. In particular, they wrote the music for the film ''[[The Million]]'' by [[René Clair]], in collaboration with [[Armand Bernard]].

Philippe Parès then made a career as a producer of records and music publisher (ambience and film music, education, works for children ...). He produced, particularly around 1928-1929, several important scores of the late silent film era: ''[[LaThe FemmeWoman etand lethe PantinPuppet (film, 1929 film)|La Femme et le Pantin]]'' by [[Jacques de Baroncelli]] and ''[[The Passion of Joan of Arc]]'' by [[Carl Dreyer]] (music by Victor Alix and Léo Pouget), among others.

== Operettas ansand musical comedies ==

With Georges van Parys :

*1927: ''Lulu'', three-act operetta, libretto and lyrics by [[Serge Veber]].

*1927: ''La Petite dame du train bleu'' ou ''Quand y en a pour deux'', three-act musical comedy, libretto by GoergesGeorges Lignereux and Léopold Marchès.

*1928: ''L' Eau à la bouche'', three-act operetta, libretto by Serge Veber.

*1929: ''Louis XIV'', operetta in 3 acts and 5 tableaux, libretto by Serge Veber.

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*1929: ''Paris-girls'' by [[Henry Roussell]]

*1929: ''[[The Road Is Fine]]'' by [[Robert Florey]]

*19301931: ''[[LesThe AmoursLovers deof minuitMidnight (1931 film)|The Lovers of Midnight]]'' by [[Augusto Genina]], [[Marc Allégret]]

*1931: ''[[LeBlack Blancand etWhite le(1931 Noirfilm)|Black and White]]'' by Robert Florey, Marc Allégret

*1931: ''[[Le Million]]'' by [[René Clair]]

*1931: ''[[JeI'll seraiBe seuleAlone aprèsAfter minuitMidnight]]'' by [[Jacques de Baroncelli]]

*1931: ''[[Un soir de rafle]]'' by [[Carmine Gallone]]

*1932: ''[[The Marriage of Mademoiselle Beulemans (1932 film)|The Marriage of Mademoiselle Beulemans]]'' by [[Jean Choux]]

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*1934: ''[[Toboggan (film)|Toboggan]]'' by [[Henri Decoin]]

*1938: ''[[Un fichu métier]]'' by [[Pierre-Jean Ducis]]

*1941: ''[[LeThe Suitors Club des soupirants]]'' by [[Maurice Gleize]]

*1947: ''[[Une jeune fille savait]]'' by [[Maurice Lehmann]]

*1959: ''[[Interpol Against X]]'' by [[Maurice Boutel]]

=== External links ===

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