Alain Crepin, a many-sided musician, was born on February 28th 1954 at Mettet (Belgium). At first he studied saxophone, violoncello and piano at Dinant; later on he went to study the saxophone with François Danneels at the Royal Brussels Conservatory of Music. He...
Philippe Cuper won the international competitions of Munich, Prague, Viotti, Slovak Prize, medal of Geneva, Orvieto, Mravinsky medal of Saint-Petersburg after his studies of Musicology at the Parisian Sorbonne University and at the Conservatory (CNSM) of Paris where...
Pianist – Lied and melody interpretation After his piano studies at the Strasbourg Conservatory, notably in the class of Dominique Merlet, he obtained, at the same time as the aggregation of mathematics, several prizes in national and European competitions. He...
Greek-American violinist Ariadne Daskalakis, a unique performer and pedagogue of both modern and baroque violin, concertizes with renowned ensembles in major venues around the world. In the dual role of leader and soloist she also works extensively with chamber...
Markus Däunert is highly regarded as a director, guest leader, soloist and chamber musician. From 1997–2005 he co-led the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, with which he also appeared as soloist, under conductors such as Claudio Abbado, Daniel Harding, Iván Fischer, Kurt...
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