Vincent was trained on the piano and has received a bachelor degree in composition from the University of Montreal. He studied with composers Alan Belkin, Isabelle Panneton, Denis Gougeon, José Evangelista and Pierre-Daniel Rheault.
He is studying a Masters Degree in film scoring and has been granted a scholarship from the Fond québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC).
His compositions have been performed by the Chœur de l’Universitée de Montréal as well as the ensemble Vocalys, and his works for wind ensemble are being edited by Gam Publishing.
Vincent has scored music for short-films, such as The Treibende Fischer (by Ianic Mathieu) which was rewarded with a SOCAN Foundation award in 2011.
As a pianist, he performs mainly chamber music.
As of 2011, Vincent teaches tonal harmony to undergraduate students at the Universiy of Montreal.
Best original score : Fiction (1st place)
2011 SOCAN Foundation Awards for Young Audio-visual Composers
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