Raised in an itinerant family, Anne de Boysson was drawn to composition from an early age. In 2013, she won First Prize in Composition at the International “Music and Earth” Competition in Sofia. Shortly thereafter, she received a state commission from France for a cello quintet commemorating the centenary of the First World War. The work premiered in the presence of more than eighty UNESCO ambassadors. Four years later, she was commissioned again—this time by the Army Brass Band (35 musicians)—and her work was featured at the 2018 Gala Concert of the Land Forces in France.
A recipient of numerous artistic residencies for composers in France, Israel, and Belgium, de Boysson is regularly invited to festivals for professional panels and jury service. With an eclectic portfolio spanning film, concert music, and multimedia, she has composed music for more than fifty audiovisual projects. Her score for the feature film The Taste of Apples is Red received a Special Mention for Original Music at the Festival International Music & Cinéma de Marseille (2023), and her music for the short film Gauche Touché won Best Music at the International Festival Long Story Shorts (Romania, 2021).
In 2021, she released her second album of original works, Fusion, and continues to appear in recital as both pianist and composer across Europe (France, Switzerland, Germany, Sicily, Sardinia). Her compositions have been performed by renowned artists including Elisabeth Möst (Austria), Christoph Bielefeld (Germany), Anna Sutyagina (Germany), Nuala MacKenna (Ireland), Marie Ythier (France), and Jee-Hye Bae (Korea), among others.
