Laureate of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation, Kim Bernard is the young French pianist we are talking about. Equally at ease in the concert repertoire as in chamber music, a free spirit, he is passionate about jazz and improvisation.
His young career is already crowned with success with a first CD at Warner and concerts in prestigious companies such as that of Gautier Capuçon.

She is the revelation of the French piano new generation !
Trained by Yves Henry at the Paris Conservatory, she is now perfecting her skills at the Salzburg Mozarteum with Pr. Jacques Rouvier and also in Vienna and Berlin.
At 22 y.o, Bella Schütz represents the talent in its purest form, a clever combination of energy and control.
Bella is not afraid of anything or any repertoire.
If the piano is her domain, music is her kingdom

Philippe de Chalendar devoted himself to orchestral conduct on the advice of his masters Leonard Bernstein and Sergiu Celibidache. In 1989, he was awarded the Special Jury Prize at the Besançon Conductor Competition. Since then, he has conducted numerous orchestras in France including the Orchestre National de France, the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, the Orchestre Lamoureux and Orchestre de Nice. Former assistant of James Conlon in Cologne, the NY Metropolitan Opera and the Los Angeles Opera, he was appointed as chief conductor-assistant at the Opéra National de Paris. He has conducted in many opera houses such as Marseille, Nice, Dusseldorf, Bonn, Nuremberg and Budapest. Established in Hungary, he has conducted the majors orchestras of Central Europe in a vast operatic and symphonic repertoire.

Pierre Génisson is one of the very best representatives of the French wind school. His first CD "Made in France" was praised by the entire press, the next entitled "How I Met Mozart" was a huge success. Then it was the turn of the program dedicated to Benny Goodman who continues his journey brilliantly in concert and CD.
New exclusive Warner classics artist, Pierre Genisson has recorded with Concerto Köln ensemble a programme named Mozart 1791 which includes operas arias and the Clarinet Concerto by Mozart. His new recording dedicated to songs from France and the U.S. is on its way to gain the same success.
In concert all over Europe and Asia, Pierre Génisson makes the breath of the soul of composers heard like no other clarinet player.

Lussiné Harutunian brings the greatest hopes of the Armenian violin.
Laureate of several national and international competitions, graduated from the Sion High School of Music, class of Pavel Vernikov, she has joined the class of Svetlin Roussev at the University of Music of Geneva.
Lussiné Harutunian leads from now a double career of violinist-soloist and chamber musician; she has already played in the USA, the Russian Federation, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Germany ...