Hervé Roy studied in the National Superior Conservatory of Music in
Paris and won the 1st prize in musical theory, harmony and counterpoint.
He also studied piano in the «Ecole normale de musique de Paris» (Grande
école of Music of Paris).
He became an arranger and worked for a large number of French artists
such as: Aznavour, Sardou, Hallyday, Polnareff, Vartan and Mathieu...
He started collaborating with Paul de Senneville and Olivier
Toussaint in 1970, 30 years later he is one of the most requested
arrangers for Delphine, and most of all for Richard Clayderman.
Hervé's most notable Richard Clayderman arrangements include: