Ariane Bacquet-oboe; Theodore Lambert-piano, France
Programme:
Ariane Bacquet-oboe
A diverse artist, Ariane Bacquet performs as a soloist, a member orchestras and chamber music formations and is active in the realm of teaching. She is always looking to diversify her practices and repertoire and is involved in numerous projects. She often plays with orchestras or ensembles, like Orchestre de Lille, Opéra de Limoges and Appasionato ensemble and gives concerts as a soloist or as part of a chamber music group: wood wind quintet, duo with piano…
Over the past two years she has participated in multiple international orchestra’s academies such as the Schleswig Holstein’s and had the opportunity to play in renowned German concert halls (Elbphilharmonie, Konzerthaus Berlin) and under great conductors such as Christoph Eschenbach, with whom she had the chance to play a duo, in a concert recorded by NDR.
Ariane Bacquet also often plays with jazz artists and joined the Art sonic ensemble with which she plays pop and electronic music and free improvisation. In 2014 she graduated oboe and chamber music and obtained a diploma in musical studies at the High Conservatory of Paris (CNSMDP) where she later earned her Masters degree. At the same time, she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Frech literature.
Thedore Lambert-piano
French pianist Theodore Lambert is a graduate of the Paris Conservatoire and a laureate of international competitions such as Virtuoses du Cœur Competition, International Chopin Competition in Brest, and Claude Bonneton International Competition.
He performedas a soloist at many festivals in Germany, the Netherlands and France, and heis a founding member of the Aralia trio, in residence at ProQuartet – European Center for Chamber Music. The Aralia trio has performed at the la Roque d’Anthéron piano festival, and at festivals in Moscow, Manchester, Hague, Savona and Spoleto. An active composer, Labert’s works have been performed in France and Canada, and his latest piece Fragments Épars I for 13 instruments, comissioned by the Paris Conservatory, was premiered there as a part of a Debussy tribute.
- Schumann: Romances op 22
- Dranishnikova: Poem for oboe and piano
- I. Tchaikovsky: Romance op. 16, no. 1 Lullaby
- Poulenc: Sonate for oboe and piano FP 135
- Rachmaninov: Etude op. 39 no. 5
- Pasculli: Concerto on motifs of Donizetti’s opera La Favorita
Ariane Bacquet-oboe
A diverse artist, Ariane Bacquet performs as a soloist, a member orchestras and chamber music formations and is active in the realm of teaching. She is always looking to diversify her practices and repertoire and is involved in numerous projects. She often plays with orchestras or ensembles, like Orchestre de Lille, Opéra de Limoges and Appasionato ensemble and gives concerts as a soloist or as part of a chamber music group: wood wind quintet, duo with piano…
Over the past two years she has participated in multiple international orchestra’s academies such as the Schleswig Holstein’s and had the opportunity to play in renowned German concert halls (Elbphilharmonie, Konzerthaus Berlin) and under great conductors such as Christoph Eschenbach, with whom she had the chance to play a duo, in a concert recorded by NDR.
Ariane Bacquet also often plays with jazz artists and joined the Art sonic ensemble with which she plays pop and electronic music and free improvisation. In 2014 she graduated oboe and chamber music and obtained a diploma in musical studies at the High Conservatory of Paris (CNSMDP) where she later earned her Masters degree. At the same time, she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Frech literature.
Thedore Lambert-piano
French pianist Theodore Lambert is a graduate of the Paris Conservatoire and a laureate of international competitions such as Virtuoses du Cœur Competition, International Chopin Competition in Brest, and Claude Bonneton International Competition.
He performedas a soloist at many festivals in Germany, the Netherlands and France, and heis a founding member of the Aralia trio, in residence at ProQuartet – European Center for Chamber Music. The Aralia trio has performed at the la Roque d’Anthéron piano festival, and at festivals in Moscow, Manchester, Hague, Savona and Spoleto. An active composer, Labert’s works have been performed in France and Canada, and his latest piece Fragments Épars I for 13 instruments, comissioned by the Paris Conservatory, was premiered there as a part of a Debussy tribute.