French harpist born in 1992 in Orléans, Anaëlle Tourret was appointed at 25, a solo harpist of the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchester in Hamburg. It performs with prestigious orchestras such as the Paris Orchestra and the Radio-France Philharmonic Orchestra, collaborating with renowned musicians and under the direction of illustrious chefs.
Winner of multiple international prizes, she releases two acclaimed albums: "Perspectives" (2021) and "Concerting perspectives" (2025). Formed by Ghislaine Petit-Volta and Xavier de Maistre, she now teaches at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hamburg and accompanies young talents as mentor.

Dmitri Tsirin was a prize-winner at important international cello competitions Scheveningen in Netherlands 1991, Rostropovich in Paris 1995, Leonard Rose in Washington 1997, Tchaikovsky in Moscow 1998. He studied under Professor N. Shahkovskaya at Moscow State Conservatory and Professor N. Gutman at Stuttgart School of Music and Fine Arts. He was taught by D. Shafran and M. Rostropovich. By recommendation of Mstislav Rostropovich he received a J.B. Guadanini cello from the Russian State Collection.
As a soloist he performed with the North Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Berlin Radio Orchestra, Belarussian Philharmonic Orchestra, Palau de les Arts and others. Mr. Tsirin has participated at prestigious chamber music festivals performing with Michail Lidsky, Boris Berezovsky, Marianna Shirinian, Georgi Dimcevski, Ernst Kovacic, Gordan Nikolich, Christian Altenburger and Andrei Pushkarev.

Igor Gruppman is a versatile artist recognized as a conductor, a solo violinist and the first violin. The first violin of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, he collaborated with prestigious chefs like Gergiev and Rostropovich. He directs orchestras on four continents, especially as the principal chief of the Orchestra At Temple Square. Student of Kogan and Heifetz, his solo recordings were acclaimed by criticism. Dedicated educator, he co -founded the Gruppman International Violin Institute and launched the First Chair Academy. A graduate of the Moscow Conservatory, he plays on a Stradivarius of 1731.

Soprano soloist, Orchestra of Valencia, Spain

"Instrumental solo revelation" to the victories of classical music 2025, Lorraine Campet is an exceptional double bass player also mastering the violin. Graduated from the CNSM in Paris in these two instruments, she completed her training at the University of Mannheim. At only 17, she became a co-orchestra at the Philharmonic Orchestra of Radio France before being named Super Solist at the Opéra de Paris. With renowned artists and is part of the Joséphine Smoking Quintet.

Pianist trained with Brigitte Enger at the Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris then with Claire Désert, Jean-Claude Pennetier and Michel Dalberto, Sélim Mazari also studied at the Royal College in London and at the Vienna music University. Applied chamber was, he collaborated with renowned artists like Yo-Yo MA and the Quartets Hermès and Modigliani. He performs at prestigious festivals such as La Roque d'Anthéron and the musical summits of Gstaad. In 2020, his first solo disc devoted to the variations of Beethoven (Mirare) received a gold tuning. The same year, Daniel Barenboim invited him to participate in his Masterclasses at La Boulez Saal in Berlin.