Age Juurikas, one of the most original pianists in Estonia, unites german and russian traditions in her technique. She stands out with her bold choice of repertoire and narrative programs. Though Age’s favourite period in music is the turn of the 19th century, she unflinchingly … Continue readingAGE JUURIKAS | PIANO
Bruna Pulini was born in Pescara (Italy) where she studied with Rachele Marchegiani and graduated cum laude at the Conservatorio “L.D‘Annunzio“. She attended the Ecole Normale de Musique “Alfred Cortot“ in Paris and she obtained the “Diplom d‘Execution“. Then she moved to Vienna to study at … Continue readingBRUNA PULINI | PIANO
One of the most exciting and versatile British cellists of his generation, Johnston was born into a musical family and joined his brothers in the world-renowned choir of King’s College, Cambridge, where he recorded the famous carol, “Once in Royal David’s City” under Stephen Cleobury. He went on to … Continue readingGUY JOHNSTON | CELLO
Korean violist Jieun Kim pursued her first musical studies at Sookmyung Women’s University in 2013 (Seoul, South Korea) under Sungeun Kim. Thereafter she moved to the Netherlands for her master degree and chamber music degree at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag under the tutelage of … Continue readingJIEUN KIM | VIOLA
The third generation cellist in her family, Annette Jakovcic has been invited to perform recitals throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia and has been praised for her sound being “transparent…heartbreakingly sincere”. (Richard Dyer, Boston Globe). Annette has performed in festivals such as the Ravel … Continue readingANNETTE JAKOVCIC | CELLO
Hailed as “a violinist of outstanding technical accomplishment and exceptional musical talent” (Fanfare Magazine), violinist Boris Abramov has established himself as an versatile artist, performing across the world as a soloist as well as a chamber and orchestral musician. Mr. Abramov began studying the violin at the age … Continue readingBORIS ABRAMOV | VIOLIN
Lauded for ‘delicate yet virtuosic’ playing (BBC Music Magazine) and ‘seamless subtleties of tone colour’ with ‘plenty of edge’ (The Strad), Swiss-French-German cellist Christoph Croisé is quickly building an international reputation as one of the most captivating young concert soloists to emerge in recent years.At … Continue readingCHRISTOPH CROISÉ | CELLO
Founder of the Quatuor Fratres, Timur won several prizes at the International Competitions, such as Chamber Music Competition in Caltanissetta, Italy, Joachim Chamber Music Competition in Weimar, Germany and Musica Antiqua International Competition in Bruges, Belgium. The Quartet has participated in numerous festivals in Switzerland, … Continue readingTIMUR YAKUBOV | VIOLA
Peeter Sarapuu is a renowed bassoon player, chamber musician, concertmaster and pedagogue. His repertoire comprise preferably early music played by original intruments (Baroque and Classical bassoon) and also contemporary music and solo programs often include French music.Peeter Sarapuu began music studies on flute at Kiviõli … Continue readingPEETER SARAPUU | BASSOON
Spanish flutist Victoria Calvo Ordoñes took her bachelor’s degree at the Conservatory of Aragón (Zaragoza, Spain) graduating with honors both in flute and chamber music. Thereafter she moved to Germany to obtain her soloist master’s degree under the tutelage of János Bálint at the Hochschule … Continue readingVICTORIA CALVO ORDOÑEZ | FLUTE