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Aimo Pagin

Aimo Pagin is one of the most important French pianists of his generation and is at home with solo and orchestral concerts on the largest podiums in the world. He was born in 1983 and received lessons at the age of seven at the Conservatory of Strasbourg with F. Claustre. Later he moved to the Conservatory of Colmar in the class of Rena Shereshevskaya. In 2001 he came to the Conservatoire Superieur de musique de Genève, where he studied for three years with Dominique Merlet and graduated with a soloist diploma. He then went to the USA to work with the legendary pianist and pedagogue Leon Fleisher. He received further inspiration from Radu Lupu, Murray Perahia, Andras Schiff, Dimitri Bashkirov, Maria Tipo, Vladimir Feltaman, Pacal Roge, and after graduating in 2004 began his continual rise to the world elite. At the age of 14 he won the 1st prize of the Concours Musical de France. Since then he has won numerous prizes and awards in international piano competitions. Worthy of mention are the 3rd prize in the Enescu International Piano competition (Bucharest 2005), the 1st prize in the “Pemio pianistico Pausilypon” (Napoli 2006), the 3rd prize in the international competition “Sulmona” (2007), the 2nd prize in the ” Concorso pianistico di Tolmezzo » (2009) 2nd prize in « Ferrol » international competition (Spain 2007), 2nd prize in « Premio Fausto Zadra »(Abano Terme 2010), 1st prize in « Premio Palma d’Oro » (2010). His interpretations of the classical, romantic and repertoire of the 20th century are always well received by the press and the public. Since then, Aimo Pagin’s career has been accelerating rapidly. He performs in New York’s Carnegie Hall, the Amsterdamer Concertgebouw, the Beethoven-Haus Bonn, the Societa dei Concerti Milano, the Tonhalle Zurich, the Palais des Beaux-Arts Bruxelles, the Esplanade Concert Hall (Singapore) and plays numerous renowned festivals such as the Festival de Radio-France Montpellier, Nuits musicales en Armagnac, Chopin Paris Festival, Musicales du Lubéron, St-Jean Cap Ferrat Festival, Ushuaia International Music Festival, Chopin Society Hannover, Mendelssohn Music Week Wengen, Schleswig Holstein Music Festival, Tibor Varga Festival Sion. He performs with internationally renowned orchestras such as the Bucharest Philharmonic, Orchester National de Montpellier, NSO (New Symphony Orchestra), Berliner Symphoniker. With his mother, the great violinist Silvia Marcovici , he gives regular chamber music concerts. Aimo Pagin recently jumped for the sick Radu Lupu in a concert with the Bucharest Philharmonic. He has also recently performed the Swiss premiere of the Liszt Piano Concerto n.3, with the Symphony Orchestra Biel / Solothurn under Kaspar Zehnder. Radio recordings were made in collaboration with Südwestrundfunk and the BBC London. In September 2011, his first CD appeared in the trade, and contains piano pieces by the Norwegian composer Martin Romberg. He now lives in Vienna and has officially become a Bösendorfer artist since May 2019, among other famous musicians such as André Prévin, Leonard Bernstein, Andras Schiff… and in collaboration with the renowned piano house, French label PARATY (Paris) publishes Aimo Pagin’s second solo album with all waltzes by F. Chopin.

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Chopin – Complete Waltzes

Chopin – Complete Waltzes

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Alexandre Collard

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Alexandre Collard
 
First Prize winner at the Prague Spring International Music Competition in 2018 – along with the prize for best interpretation of the contemporary piece, the International Horn Society Prize, the Radio Free Europe Prize and a further nine awards, Second Prize winner at the Città di Porcia International Competition in 2013 and laureate of the Autumn Music Festival Competition (FMAJI) in 2011, Alexandre Collard has been among the elite musicians of his generation since his studies, first with Guy Mouy in Douai and then with André Cazalet at the Paris Conservatory.
A lover of the great symphonic repertory, Alexandre joined the Lille National Orchestra as solo horn at the age of 21, and has also played with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Philharmonia Orchestra, the Philharmonique de Radio France and Dissonances, as well as performing solo concertos.
He is regularly invited to prestigious international chamber music festivals (Juventus, Deauville, Prague, Ticino etc.), and has played there together with artists such as Alena Baeva, Alissa Margulis, Graf Mourja, David Petrlik, Julian Steckel, Marie Hallynck and Jonas Vitaud.
His desire to explore the chamber music repertory led him to create the Ensemble Polygonestogether with his cellist wife, Natacha Colmez. This group mixes winds, strings and piano in a flexible, geometrically variable manner that allows them to interpret a great variety of works ranging from the very famous to lesser known treasures, contemporary pieces and spectacles for young audiences. The group has a particularly close collaboration with the composer Camille Pépin, and recently recorded a CD of her chamber music. He also plays sonata with the pianist Nicolas Royez, their first disc Aquarelles is to be released in January 2021.
Renowned pedagogue, he teaches in Douai, his hometown’s conservatory.

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Aquarelles

Aquarelles

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Alexandre Souillart & Matthieu Acar

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ALEXANDRE SOUILLART, saxophone
Reconnu pour la vitalité de ses interprétations, son énergie de l’instant, Alexandre Souillart est un acteur incontournable du saxophone français. Il s’exprime pleinement dans ce programme où sa légèreté et son audace côtoient sans cesse la recherche de l’idée juste ou de l’émotion suggérée…
Révélation Classique de l’Adami, lauréat du célèbre Concours international Adolphe Sax de Dinant (Belgique), Alexandre Souillart met l’accent sur une promotion du répertoire original de son instrument dans des projets multiples en soliste et au sein de diverses formations.
Résolument tourné vers la création, favorisant les rencontres et collaborations avec les compositeurs d’aujourd’hui (Markeas, Leroux, Gervasoni, Durieux, Mondon), il s’épanouit dans les musiques contemporaines et projets ouverts sollicitant l’électronique ou l’improvisation libre.
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MATTHIEU ACAR, piano
Piano préparé, tempéraments en quarts de ton… Tous les subterfuges sont bons pour aviver le plaisir de Matthieu Acar à mettre l’instrument en « résonances » ! Même sans ces artifices, son jeu orchestral et plein de relief est en parfaite adéquation avec l’univers riche et coloré de ce programme.
Lauréat du concours d’Orléans en 2014 et premier grand prix d’autres compétitions faisant la part belle aux répertoires modernes et contemporains, Matthieu Acar aime par dessus tout créer des passerelles entre les genres, les styles et les époques. Curieux de tous les répertoires et notamment des moins connus, il y défend des interprétations signifiantes qu’il partage avec de nombreux musiciens, tant instrumentistes que chanteurs.

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Voyage Esquisse

Voyage Esquisse

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Alice Ader

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Alice Ader is a graduate of the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris (unanimous first prize in 1963) and of the Akademie für Musik und Darstellunde Kunst of Vienna (Reifeprüfung in 1970, with special mention from the jury). She studied with Geneviève Dehelly and Jasques Fevrier (in France) and with Bruno Seidlhofer (in Austria from 1967 to 1970).

She was a winner in the Marguerite Long International Competition.

Several periods of study in Salzburg allowed her to explore the world of Lieder, and active involvement with this repertory was a vital addition to her solo career.

Alice Ader has given recitals and played concertos both in France and abroad, in well known places like Mozarteum, Konzerthaus (Vienna), Gulbenkian, Théâtre St Louis (Lisbon) Gaveau, Châtelet, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, Salle Messiaen (Paris), La Monnaie (Brussels), Musée des Beaux Arts (Madrid), Wigmore Hall (London), Düsseldorf, Prague, Budapest, Moscow…

She plays as a soloist for radio and television : Radio France, the BBC, Radio Lisbon, BBC Canada, Südwestfünk…

In the last few years, she has done a lot of recordings, Debussy, Messiaen, Hersant… All of them have been greated with the highest acclaim and most have been awarded prizes.

Those last time, she recorded the Art of fugue (live CD), the complete Moussorgsky piano works, Sonatas of Scarlatti and soon will be recording Maurice Ravel works for piano.

Alice Ader plays as well contemporary music and the classical repertory.

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Música Callada

Música Callada

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Alice Ferrière

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Alie Ferrière

Alice Ferrière,  mezzo-soprano

Alice Ferrière got a MA’s degree with distinctions in «solo singing & opera» at the renowned University of Music and Performing Art of Vienna (Austria). She studied by Margit Klaushofer & Regine Köbler (vocal training) and by Berverly Blankenship & Uwe Theimer (opera staging & interpretation). Moreover she refined the Lied and Oratorio’s interpretation in the class of Charles Spencer.

Alice Ferrière took part in several international singing competitions and retained the jury’s and press’s attention: „Das Lied“ (Berlin), „Vokal Genial“ (Munich), „Nadia and Lili Boulanger liedduo“ (Paris). In 2016 she participated in the French Music Academy of Michel Plasson and worked on this special repertory with José Van Dam & Sophie Koch.

She is currently perfecting her vocal technique with Carol Blaickner-Mayo. Alice Ferrière already possesses a wide stage experience. During her studies she embodied in the Schönbrunn Schloßtheater the Mozart’s roles of Cherubino, Annio and Idamante, the Händel’s roles of Amastre, or Mrs Nolan (Menotti). She sung the role of Pancracio at the Musikverein of Vienna for the Premiere of „Die Höhle von Salamanqa“( Herbert Lauermann). Between 2011 and 2014 she belonged to the L.E.O.Theater Company and sung the parts of Cherubino,2. Dame and Fenena. Summer 2013 she embodied the role of Erissena (Poro, Händel) at the baroque opera Festival in Scheidegg (Germany).

In February 2015 she sung at the national opera of Graz (Austria) the part of Amastris in Xerxes production conducted by Konrad Junghänel and staged by Stefan Herheim. In 2016 she sung in Sommernachtstraum (Mendelssohn) in the national opera of Bordeaux conducted by Paul Daniel and also in the national opera of Montpellier conducted by Michael Schønwandt. In January 2018 she made her debut in the Wiener Konzerthaus in the Opera L’Europe Galante (Campra) with La Simphonie du Marais conducted by Hugo Reyne. In autumn 2018 she sung at the Opera of Limoges in Mendelssohn’s Sommernachtstraum and at the Toulon Opera in a Rigoletto production in the roles of Contessa Ceprano/ Paggio conducted by Daniel Montané and staged by Elena Barbalich.

Alice Ferrière often gives solo concerts in Austria, Reunion Island, France… Her warm and flexible mezzo voice is particularly adapted to rendition of lieder & melodies, baroque & sacred music. She collaborated many times with the austrian composer Herbert Lauermann (Alte Schmiede, National Bibliothek, Musikverein). In 2016 she worked together with Ensemble Magnétis (France), with Guillaume Fauchère & his baroque Ensemble. Moreover with her duo partner, the pianist Sascha El Mouissi, she regularly proposes recitals. Her first Melodie & lieder album titled « Nuit exquise » will be released in 2019.

In 2011 she took the initiative to create a foundation « Trajectoires » on her homeland Reunion Island to promote classical and lyrical music through concerts and special meetings.

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Nuit exquise

Nuit exquise

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Alissa Zoubritski

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Franco-Moldovan pianist Alissa Zoubritski shares her career between solo piano recitals and chamber music. She majored in both fields at the National Conservatories (CNSM) of Paris and Lyon. She has studied with Rena Shereshevskaya and Géry Moutier. Other influences include Anne Queffelec, Paul Roberts, Aldo Ciccolini, and more.

Passionate about the lyrical repertoire, she graduated with distinction in vocal accompaniment at the Guildhall School of music and drama of London.

​She performed as a soloist in various festivals in France, among which La Roque d’Anthéron, Aix-en-Provence, Colmar, Radio-France de Montpellier. Several of her concerts were recorded and broadcasted on the French National Radio. She also gave concerts in China, Poland, Germany, Moldova, Greece, the USA,…

Alissa is a laureate of a number of international piano competitions, among which “Vulaines sur Seine”, “Opus Yvelines”,  “Lions club” international competition in France and Germany.

​Appointed vocal coach of the Paris Bastille Opera Studio in 2011, she played for opera productions and recitals, and met and collaborated with conductors, stage managers and choreographs. These experiences nurtured her musical vision and her interpretations. Venues included vocal recitals at the Opera in Paris, Lille, Nancy, Lyon, and at the Louvre Auditorium. Among her stage partners are Michal Partyka (baryton), Diana Axentii (soprano), Sophie Boyer (soprano), Damien Pass (bass-baryton)…

​In 2019 Alissa recorded a CD dedicated to vocal transcriptions for the piano. Recorded under the artistic guidance of Alice Legros, pieces include transcriptions of lieder and melodies by Rachmaninov, Liszt, Granados. Three of the pieces are world premieres: “Tic-Tac” for piano by French composer Jean-Baptiste Robin, as well as two transcriptions by Alissa of the melodies  “Dream” by Rachmaninov, and “Les chemins de l’amour” by Poulenc.

​Alissa is involved in the education of young pianists and singers, and teaches at the Ecole Normale Alfred Cortot, where she is the teaching assistant of Rena Shereshevskaya, and is vocal coacg at the Conservatory of  Rueil-Malmaison.

​She was awarded the “prix de la vocation Bleustein Blanchet”.

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Transcriptions lyriques

Transcriptions lyriques

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Alla francesca

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Alla francesca was founded in the early 1990s as an ensemble of chamber music dedicated to very ancient music in its diversity. Its repertoire ranges over the art of solo singing—monody or polyphony—and instrumental music, from the songs of the first troubadours (late xith century) to the art of the Renaissance (xvith century). The ensemble also quite regularly looks into the connections between these repertoires and some types of living musical traditions.

Alla Francesca regularly features in the greatest international festivals of early music and performs worldwide.

Under the direction of Brigitte Lesne, it here releases its eighteenth recording, the first one on the Paraty label.

Brigitte Lesne, singer, is the director of the Alla francesca and Discantus ensembles, both of them specialized in medieval music.

She also performs in various recital formations (solo, duets, trios…) and accompanies herself on various instruments, medieval harps and percussions. She is deeply involved in artistic transmission and leads advanced workshops by subject every year at the Paris Centre for Medieval Music. Since 2012 she has taught the Gregorian repertoire and early polyphonies to B.A. students (« Music, Interpretation and Heritage » at the Versailles conservatoire), and since 2019 to M.A. students (« Performing styles of early music » at the Sorbonne university). Lastly, she is ever more frequently called upon as an expert to devise and lead projects with vocal ensembles, choir schools, conservatoires, universities, choirs…

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Tre donne belle

Tre donne belle

Le Chansonnier de Bayeux

Le Chansonnier de Bayeux

Variations amoureuses

Variations amoureuses

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Anne Cartel & Marie Vermeulin

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Anne Cartel (flute) et Marie Vermeulin (piano)

Anne Cartel

Close to both new composition and classical repertoire, Anne Cartel defines herself as a sensitive and engaged artist, always ready to push the boundaries of music. She performs frequently with symphonic orchestras as well as in chamber music formations or as a soloist. She has thus
played with orchestras such as the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, the Ensemble Orchestral de Paris, or the Orchestre National des Pays de la Loire, under the direction of conductors like Myung Wung Chung, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Mikko Franck or Armin Jordan.
She has been invited to play, both in France and internationally, in prestigious festivals and halls, such as Wigmore Hall and St John’s Smith Square in London, Festival Présences of Radio France, Festival Messiaen au pays de la Meije, Bourgie Hall in Montréal, Town hall in Seattle, Fundacion BBVA in Bilbao, Cervantino International Festival in Guanajuato, Music on Main in Vancouver, Lille Piano(s) Festival, Mural Museum in Mexico, Ferst Center for the Arts in Atlanta, Barge Music in New York,
French Alliance in New Delhi, Festival Arabesque in Hamburg, Ottawa Chamberfest music festival, Auditorium in Lyon, Arsenal in Metz, Théâtre des Arts in Rouen, Bristol New Music festival, Festival Heidelberg Frühling, Gaudeamus Muzieckweek in Utrecht, Musica Sacra in Maastrich, Lisinki Hall in Zagreb, Gregynog Music Festival…
Passionate about contemporary music, Anne Cartel has found a place with the ensembles Court-Circuit and Variances of which she is a member, and collaborates with the ensemble Athelas Sinfonietta in Copenhagen directed by Pierre-André Valade, as well as with composers like Tristan Murail, Michaël Levinas, Philippe Leroux, François-Bernard Mâche, Mauro Lanza,
Lara Morciano, Michele Tadini and Gabriela Ortiz. Her explorations with the talented Philippe Hurel and Thierry Pécou have led her to several recording projects: Les liaisons magnétiques 2016, Tremendum (diapason d’or) 2012 by Thierry Pécou, Cantus by Philippe Hurel 2015, Sadka by Christophe Bertrand, Imaginary travel by Marc Monnet 2008, cinq degrés de crayonnage by Riccardo Nillni 2012.
Anne Cartel’s musical world is thus defined by a spirit of open-mindedness and the desire to serve the most challenging classical and contemporary repertoires.

Marie Vermeulin

Winner of several grand prizes in international competitions (notably the Concours Maria Canals in Barcelona in 2006 and the Concours Olivier Messiaen in Paris in 2007), Marie Vermeulin has progressively imposed herself on the French piano landscape, distinguishing herself with playing of great sonic richness, and with her engagement with composers and creators of her time.
She is invited to perform in major festivals and halls, in France (Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Philharmonie, Opéras de Paris and Limoges, Printemps des Arts de Monte Carlo, Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord…) as well as internationally (Europe, North America, North Africa, the Near-East and South-East Asia).
She regularly performs concertos and collaborates in this context with numerous prestigious orchestras and conductors (Ensemble Intercontemporain dir. Pierre Boulez, Orchestre Lamoureux dir. Darell Ang, Orchestre Philharmonique du Liban dir. Walid Moussallem, Orchestre de l’Opéra de Toulon, dir. Fuad Ibrahimov, Ensemble orchestral contemporain dir. Daniel Kawka, Orchestre de chambre de Wallonie, dir. Paul Goodwin, Orchestre Victor Hugo Franche Comté dir. Debora Waldman…).
Her recordings, reflections of her personal affinities, are dedicated to Olivier Messiaen, Claude Debussy, Clara et Robert Schumann, Tristan Murail, Bela Bartok, Charlotte Sohy, Mel Bonis, Virginie Morel…
In November 2014, her entire career was recognized by the Académie des Beaux-Arts, who attributed her the Prix d’Interprétation Simone et Cino Del Duca

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Birds of a feather

Birds of a feather

Anne de Fornel - Jay Gottlieb

Anne de Fornel – Jay Gottlieb

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Anne de Fornel
Franco‐American pianist and musicologist, Anne de Fornel obtained a Master’s degree in piano from the National Superior Conservatory of Music and Dance of Lyon in 2012 where she studied with Florent Boffard and earned a Doctorate in Musicology from the University of Paris‐Sorbonne (Paris IV). The following year, she was awarded a Specialized Master’s Degree in “Media, Art and Creation” from HEC Paris. In 2019 Éditions Fayard published her critically acclaimed book on John Cage.
Anne de Fornel has recorded several albums for the Hortus label: Un Long Voyage (2012) with the Trio Steuermann; the CD/DVD Tramages (2014) with the Ensemble Mesostics in which she is the soloist of two contemporary works – Trame IV by Martin Matalon and Interstices by Philippe Hurel (awarded five diapasons by Diapason magazine); La Nuit Transfigurée (2015) with the Trio Steuermann and as a soloist Vers la Vie Nouvelle (2016) (selection of France Musique). In 2017, with the Trio Empreinte, she recorded the album Crossing the Line featuring works by Mel Bonis, Lili Boulanger, Ida Gotkovsky and Graciane Finzi. Released by Klarthe label, this album earned the Trio Empreinte an article in Libération, the “Choix de France Musique” distinction and an invitation to appear on different France Musique broadcasts. She appeared as a pianist in the documentary Pierre Wissmer, a Portrait (2015) which she co‐authored with the director Éric Darmon.
Passionate about contemporary music, she premiered as a soloist Moth by Andrea Agostini; 24 Haïku by Jean‐Yves Bosseur; Ucelli di Pace by Fabrice Gregorutti; with the Trio Steuermann, Klaviertrio by Johannes Boris Borowski; with Guy Livingston, Chabrieriana for piano four hands by William Bolcom; as well as Crossing the Line by Graciane Finzi and Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea by Robert Lemay with the Trio Empreinte. She performed her most recent concerts in Paris at the Palais Brongniart, George C. Marshall Center, Salon France‐Amériques, Petit Palais; at the Auditori de Barcelone; in Baden‐Baden in the Kulturhaus; and in prestigious festivals (Artenetra, Musicancy, Piano Lille, Lake District Summer Music, Uppermill Summer Festival).

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Jay Gottlieb
The New York Times praises “his brilliant talent combined with an adventurous spirit”, and the “magnificently colorful and extraordinary technique” of his playing. Pierre Boulez says of him: “Very interesting, he shows distinct originality and the best qualities in regard to his performance”. Jay Gottlieb was born in New York where he was an honors graduate of the High School of Performing Arts while simultaneously studying at the Juilliard School. He received a Master of Arts degree from Harvard University. For many years he worked closely with Nadia Boulanger, as well as with pianists
Robert Casadesus, Yvonne Loriod and Aloys Kontarsky, and composers Lukas Foss, Stefan Wolpe, Olivier Messiaen, Maurice Ohana, Georges Aperghis, Luciano Berio, Pierre Boulez, Sylvano Bussotti, John Cage, George Crumb, György Ligeti, Betsy Jolas, Oliver Knussen, Giacinto Scelsi, Ralph Shapey.
A laureat of the Tanglewood Festival Prize, he has participated in many prestigious music festivals (including La Roque d’Anthéron, International Clavier Festival in New York, Autumn Festival in Paris, Autumn Festival in Warsaw, Almeida in London, Venice Biennale, Moscow Forum), in recital, as well as in concert‐conferences and master classes throughout the world. Institutions such as the Juilliard School, the University of Indiana in Bloomington, CNSM in Paris, CNSM in Lyon, École Normale, Schola Cantorum, American Conservatory in Fontainebleau, Centre Acanthes, Pianale in Germany regularly call on him as a teacher. In November‐December 2015, he sat on the jury of the Hamamatsu
International Piano Competition in Japan with Martha Argerich.
He has performed as a soloist with orchestras and ensembles such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Les Percussions de Strasbourg, London Sinfonietta, New York Group for Contemporary Music, members of the New York Philharmonic and the Orchestre de Paris working with conductors such as Pierre Boulez, Seiji Ozawa, Kent Nagano, Michael Tilson Thomas, Lukas Foss, Aaron Copland, and Arturo Tamayo. Many composers (Magnus Lindberg, Franco Donatoni, Sylvano Bussotti, Luis de Pablo, Maurice Ohana, Betsy Jolas, Gilbert Amy, Yan Maresz, Lukas Ligeti, Bruno Mantovani, Oscar Strasnoy, Régis Campo, Poul Ruders…) have written for him. He has recorded the soundtrack of several films
(including La Discrète), and has written a book on modern and contemporary piano music published by the Cité de la Musique‐Villette. His recordings for Philips, RCA, Harmonia Mundi, Erato, Aeon have several times been awarded the Grand Prix du Disque or Coup de Coeur of the Charles Cros Academy, the Diapason d’Or, and the “Choc” of the Monde de la Musique, among others.
Jay Gottlieb has been selected to represent the USA worldwide through the Arts America Program of the USIA, a division of the State Department.

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Cage meets Satie

Cage meets Satie

Arnaud van de Cauter

Arnaud Van de Cauter

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Arnaud van de Cauter

Arnaud Van de Cauter has devoted himself for many years to the study of seventeenth century Dutch music. He is the professor of organ at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Liège, a teacher of practical harmony and corporal training at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Mons and titular organist at Notre-Dame au Sablon in Brussels. Regularly invited to perform in Belgium and abroad, he is also artistic director of the Festival Voce et Organo (Church of Our Lady of the Chapel – Brussels) and has made several recordings hailed by the international press.

After training in somatic therapy with Jean Grauwels, a Feldenkrais practitioner and osteopath in Waterloo, and an in-depth study of Moshe Feldenkrais’ findings, Arnaud Van de Cauter trained in Somatic Experiencing® in Zurich (Peter Levine – Polarity Bildungszentrum). Drawing from these experiences, he created the Intégration Corporelle à l’Instrument (I.C.I) (Body Integration to the Instrument), a sensitive approach to artistic practice based on the development of an organic body/instrument relationship. He is regularly invited to give courses, internships and trainings in this field, intended for musicians from all disciplines (www.echo-art.be).

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Organ Work

Organ Work

Peeter Cornet : œuvre pour orgue

Peeter Cornet : œuvre pour orgue

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