Gaétan Kuchta (born 1985, France) is an accomplished Conductor who belongs to the emerging generation of young French conductors making their mark internationally.

He is currently a conductor professor at the Pau Conservatory, France.

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Over the past decade, Gaétan has established himself as a versatile instrumentalist, conductor, and educator, performing in numerous countries across Europe, including Germany, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Spain, England, Italy, Russia, and Switzerland. He has also shared his musical expertise in Columbia, Mexico, Venezuela , and Ecuador in the Americas.

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Every time he takes the conductor's podium, he captivates the audience with an impressive display of energy, fervor, and boundless passion. His stage presence illuminates each interpretation, infusing vibrant life into the musical performances and creating an unforgettable experience for the spectators.

Gaétan's career highlights encompass more than 300 captivating concerts, encompassing a repertoire of approximately 200 distinct compositions. Throughout his artistic journey, he has collaborated with esteemed international soloists, including Leticia Moreno, Régis Pasquier, Anna Göckel, Julie Sevilla-Fraysse, Fabrice Millischer, Goran Filipec, Ilya Yakushev, Stéphane Labeyrie, Krisztina Fejes, Rolodfo Ritter, Rolando Fernandez, Allen Vizzutti, and others of comparable stature.

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Notably, Gaétan has made significant contributions as a guest conductor for prestigious orchestras around the world. His notable appearances include leading the Orchestre Philharmonique de Liège,  Juan José Landaeta Symphony Orchestra, Zacatecas Philharmonic Orchestra, the University of Guanajuato Symphony Orchestra, the Aguascalientes Symphony Orchestra, the UNAM Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra in Mexico, as well as the Cuenca Symphony Orchestra in Ecuador. He has also conducted the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra in Russia and the Camerata XXI Orchestra in Spain.

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In 2016, Gaétan assumed the role of Musical Director for the UAEH Symphony Orchestra (OSUAEH) in Mexico, a position he held until 2022. In a remarkably short span of six years, he orchestrated a profound metamorphosis in the orchestra's sonic landscape, revolutionized the approach to rehearsals and performances, and masterminded a distinctive and unforgettable experience for every concert.

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