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An ensemble of variable geometry, born from the union of a violin, a viola and a basso continuo around his passion for early music.
Philippe Tallis
Violinist Philippe Tallis won First Prize at the National Competition of the Royal Schools of Music in England at the age of 16. He then studied at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Musique de Paris, and worked in several orchestras as concertmaster. He devotes himself to violin making, making bows as well as violins and violas da gamba.
Jean-Emmanuel Caron
An eclectic musician, he entered the world of music through bass guitar and jazz. He studied double bass at the Conservatoire de Nice, winning first prize in 1992. He joined the Orchestre de Cannes as 2nd soloist.
Dimitri Goldobine
After studying musicology and organ at Moscow’s Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Dimitri Goldobine moved to France, where he studied harpsichord (winning a Prix d’excellence at the ENM 1993) and lute. Dimitri holds a doctorate in musicology and the Certificat d’Aptitude de Professeur de Musique Ancienne, and is the author of several musical works.
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