Attracted to chamber music from an early age, he became the violist with the Kryptos Quartet, where he was taught by the Artemis and Alban Berg Quartets, among others, and with whom he won second prize at the Shostakovich Quartet Competition in Moscow. This was followed by an intense career as a chamber musician with most of Belgium’s leading ensembles, including Oxalys, Het Collectief and Ensemble Franck.
Thanks to his many and varied experiences, he became a founding member of the Taurus Quartet. His particular interest in contemporary music led him to take part in the International Ensemble Modern Academy, after which he was regularly invited by the Ensemble Modern, Contrechamps, Manufaktur für Aktuelle Musik, Nadar, Spectra and many other specialist ensembles.
Solo viola with the Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie, a position he has also held with a number of Belgian orchestras, Vincent is also a lecturer at the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles.
