Paul de Senneville died in France on June 23, 2023. He
was born in Paris on July 30 1933, and began his career as a journalist and
correspondent for the French newspaper France Soir. He later became the
producer of a television program. The biggest passion of his life was music.
After writing his first song in 1962, he wrote music for songs for many movies
produced by French companies such as Galaxie Universe and Daber Film. In 1976,
Paul and Olivier Toussaint built their own record company, Delphine Deschodt,
named after Paul's first daughter. Delphine Productions is a leading exporter
of French music and is the only specialist in instrumental music. Paul also had
a love of horses and found a breeding farm called Mauzan. de Senneville worked
on three Euro-westerns as screenwriter on the 1964 French TV series “The
Indians” and as a composer on 1974’s “Convoy of Women” and “Lucky Lucky and
the Daltons”.
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