Lucile Fauquet

She completed her studies at the CNR in Paris before working with Professor Philippe Müller. Attracted by the Russian school, she then joined the class of Master Igor Gavrych at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. Long time solo cello of the Ensemble Instrumental de Mayenne (Dir. Yves Parmentier), she works in various formations including those of the Grand Théâtre de Tours, Ensemble "Amadeus", Ensemble "A Ciel Ouvert", Ensemble "Harmonia Nova". Attracted by the organ, she founded the trio "Les Audacieuses" alongside Juliette Greletty-Bosviel, organist of Notre-Dame de Boulogne and St Gervais in Paris, highlighting the romantic repertoire with voice. A chamber musician at heart, she shares the stage with many musicians. She is a member of the “Aïci” trio and founded the TuttiCelli cello trio, making known to the public the original repertoire attributed to this formation. She collaborates regularly with the pianist Thuy-Anh Vuong. Playing the cello all’inglese, she performs within the Lachrimae Consort with gambist Philippe Foulon; together, they create the "Sultana Baritone Trio", restoring the original sounds of the 18th century on instruments of Love. A performer of the Baroque repertoire, Lucile Fauquet performs regularly as a continuo player. Also focused on contemporary music, she is the dedicatee of several works. She plays Persian music and performs on stage alongside Ross Daly, Reza Samani, Youssef Hbeisch.

Arnaud Drillon

He studied writing and harmony with Isabelle Duha, professor at the National Conservatory of Music and Dance in Paris.

As a true photographer of the moment, Arnaud Drillon captures the poetry of simple moments in life and sets them to music. Each piece is an image, an atmosphere in motion, as if in transition.

Elegant and suggestive music, Arnaud Drillon is part of a broader tonal aesthetic.

He previously published his "trois cadences" for solo cello with Lucile Fauquet.

Thuy Anh Vuong

Born in Vietnam, she started piano at the National Conservatory in Marseille (south of France), where she had chance to work with Pierre Barbizet for a few years. At the end of their studies, she graduated with First Prize unanimously with the congratulations of the jury, the First Prize of the City in piano, musical analysis and chamber music classes.

She later admitted to the National Paris Conservatory (CNSDMP) under the piano classes of Michel Béroff and in Bruno Pasquier, Jean Mouillère, Michel Moraguès and Christian Lardé chamber music Classes. She graduated with the price of piano and chamber music with the Congratulations of the Jury. She had opportunity to follow precious advices and inspirations in master classes with G. Sebok, J. C. Pennetier, Emmanuel Ax…

She is regularly invited to perform as a soloist in recital and with orchestra, in France, Europe, and especially the United States (Boston, Chicago, Washington, New York) and participates in broadcasts recordings for France Musique radio, and for France Television. Fascinated by the repertoire of chamber music, she plays in several ensembles made up of musicians from major orchestras in Paris. In duet with saxophonist Fabrice Moretti for Buffet Crampon, with baritone Ludovic Tézier (Grand Théâtre de Genève, Opéra National du Rhin…) as well as violinist Korcia Laurent with whom she made “show case” for the record company BMG-RCA.

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