DAVID BRACCINI
ORCHESTRE CLASSIK ENSEMBLE
After studying music in Corsica, David Braccini enrolled at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris, where he received a unanimous first prize. Passionate about chamber music, he founded the Hölderlin Quartet and furthered his studies at the Lausanne Conservatory, winning a first prize for virtuosity. A member of the European Union of Chamber Orchestras from 1996 to 2000, he performed internationally before joining major Parisian ensembles such as Harmonia Nova, the Banquet, and the Pélléas Chamber Orchestra. In 2008, he became a permanent member of the Orchestre de Paris, performing worldwide and at the Aix-en-Provence Festival.
In 2009, he founded Classik Ensemble, bringing together renowned musicians to reconnect with the intimacy of chamber music. He recorded several albums under the Lorely label, distributed by Harmonia Mundi. A member of the Travelling Quartet since 2011, he also explores a crossover repertoire. Concerned with transmission, he designs and presents educational concerts for the Orchestre de Paris. Active in recording studios, he collaborates with Alexandre Desplat, Michel Legrand, Johnny Hallyday, Madonna, and Mick Jagger. He is also the artistic director of the Bateaux Parisiens musical cruises.
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Euromusic and its maestro friends: performing in harmony for nearly three decades
BERTRAND CERVERA
ORCHESTRE PARIS CLASSIK
After studying at the Nice Conservatory, Bertrand Cervera joined the CNSM in Paris, where he received First Prizes in violin and chamber music. A winner of international competitions, he pursued a concert career in France, Spain, the United States, and Japan.
Invited as concertmaster by prestigious ensembles (the Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse, the London Philharmonic, and the Kyoto Philharmonie), he has performed alongside Maria Joao Pires, Augustin Dumay, Stéphane Grappelli, and Michel Legrand.
A soloist with the Orchestre National de France, he collaborated with conductors such as Lorin Maazel and Seiji Ozawa. A professor at the CNR in Paris, he founded the Sorru in Musica festival in 2004 and created the Paris Classik ensemble, produced by Euromusic, in 2008.
PAUL ROUGER
LES SOLISTES FRANÇAIS
The French Soloists, under the direction of Paul Rouger, are graduates of Europe’s most prestigious conservatories. Over the years, they have developed a rare artistic bond—an enduring friendship and musical complicity that continues to captivate and move audiences.
Their expressive depth, fueled by a profound joy for music and human connection, is widely recognized—celebrated by the press, but above all by the public. This unique energy has earned them regular invitations to major festivals across Europe.
Since 1997, they have performed more than 120 concerts annually, appearing at iconic venues such as Sainte-Chapelle and Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris, as well as on tour throughout France, Italy, and Spain. They have collaborated with world-renowned soloists, including Elisabeth Vidal, Ingrid Perruche, Hervé Joulain, Jean-Marc Luisada, Dominique de Williencourt, Emile Naoumoff, Emmanuel Rossfelder, Michel Dalberto, Brigitte Engerer, and Jean-Marc and Xavier Phillips.
More than just colleagues, they are friends first—driven by curiosity and infectious enthusiasm, both in concert and in the studio. Their discography spans from Vivaldi to Khachaturian, with 10 albums released and over 50,000 copies distributed to date.
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FREDÉRIC
LAROQUE
Born into a family of musicians in 1964, Frédéric Laroque began playing the violin at a very early age, showing a real precociousness for it. After completing his musical studies at the CNSM in Paris, where he was awarded a Premier Prix de Musique de Chambre in Jean Hubeau's class in 1981 and a Premier Prix de Violon in Gérard Jarry's class, Frédéric Laroque continued his studies in the United States, at Bloomington University, where he benefited from the teaching of such great masters as Henryk Kowalski, Franco Gulli, Menahem Pressler, Julius Starker and Arthur Grumiaux. On his return to France, he joined the Orchestre de l'Opéra de Paris and was soon appointed Violin Super Soliste. In 2004, Frédéric Laroque joined the Gaudi Quartet, with whom he performs regularly in France and abroad. Alongside his career as an instrumentalist, Frédéric Laroque teaches at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris.