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the Evian Festival and from that moment on his

solo career took off. A frequent soloist with the

leading orchestras of today, Marc Coppey has

collaboratedwithmany distinguished conductors

such as Eliahu Inbal, Emmanuel Krivine, Rafael

Frühbeck de Burgos and Asher Fisch and

has appeared in some of the most prestigious

concert halls of the world. He is the dedicatee

of a number of works by composers such as

Christian, Durieux, Fedele and Fénelon, and

his numerous recordings have received critical

acclaim worldwide, including Télérama’s ffff,

Diapason d’Or, a “Choc” from the Magazine Le

Monde de la Musique and BBC Magazine five

stars.

Tim Park / cello

Cellist Tim Park has been praised for his

energetic and exhilarating performances as

well as for his expressive and beautiful sound.

Concerts as soloist, recitalist and chamber

musician have brought Tim to many of the

world’s most prestigious concert halls. Tim has

performed as soloist with orchestras such as the

New York Chamber, Detroit Symphony, Palo

Alto Chamber Orchestra, Orquestra Sinfonica

Nacional de Venezuela, Moscow Radio

SymphonyOrchestra, Berlin Sinfonie-Orchestra,

Berliner Symphoniker, Lithuanian National

Chamber Orchestra, Tel-Aviv Camerata,

Berliner Camerata. An avid chamber musician,

Tim performs frequently at music festivals such

as the Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival, Bach

FestwochenAnsbach, Schleswig-HolsteinMusic

Festival, and the Kennedy Center, and regularly

collaborates with such distinguished artists as

Daniel Barenboim, Elena Bashkirova, Alessio

Bax, and Emmanuel Pahud. Born to Korean

parents, Tim grew up in New York and began

cello lessons at the age of eight. He entered the

Juilliard School at eleven and continued studies

at Yale University withAldo Parisot. He finished

his degrees in Germany studying with David

Geringas at the Musikhochschule Lubeck and

the Hochschule fur Musik ‘Hanns Eisler’ Berlin.

Tim has also studied with Steven Isserlis, Boris

Pergamenschikov, M. Rostropovitch and Janos

Starker in masterclasses.

Massimo Mercelli / flute

Massimo Mercelli became, at the age of 19, the

first flute of the Teatro La Fenice of Venice, and

won the Francesco Cilea Prize, the International

Competition Giornate Musicali and the Stresa

International Competition. As a soloist, he

appears regularly in the most prestigious concert

halls in the world – Carnegie Hall in New York,

Colon Theatre in Buenos Aires, Concertgebouw

in Amsterdam, Saint Martin in the Fields and

Wigmore Hall in London, Parco della Musica in

Rome, Philarmonica in Warsaw, Tchaikovsky

Hall inMoscow– and collaborates withmusicians

such as Yuri Bashmet, Krzysztof Penderecki,

PhilipGlass, and Peter-Lukas Graf, and orchestras

such as the Berlin Philharmonic, Moscow

Philharmonic, St. Petersburg Philharmonic,

Prague Philarmonia, Wiener Symphoniker, and

the Franz List Chamber Orchestra. Mercelli has

premiered a number of works which are dedicated

to him, including,

Facades

by Philip Glass, Ennio

Morricone’s

Cantata Vuoto di Anima Piena

,

Concerto for Flute and Orchestra by Michael

Nyman, and

Contrafactus

by Giovanni Sollima.

In September 2012 the CD

Massimo Mercelli

plays Philip Glass

was released, and recent

engagements include the recording of J.S. Bach’s

sonatas with Ramin Bahrami under the DECCA

label, the world premiere of Sofia Gubaidulina’s

new concerto, dedicated to him, his participation

in the concert for the celebration of Krzysztof

Penderecki’s 80

th

birthday at the Warsaw

Philharmonic and the exclusive performance of

his

Sinfonietta for Flute and Strings.

Cyprus Guitar Trio

The Cyprus Guitar Trio was founded in

2015. Comprising three renowned classical

guitarists from Cyprus – Vasilios Avraam,

George Christofi and Socrates Leptos, the Trio

is dedicated to the promotion of the important

yet unexplored repertoire of the combination

of three classical guitars, as well as the creation

of new works for this combination, and the

arrangements and transcriptions of existing

works. Vasilios Avraam studied at the Ferenc

Liszt Conservatory in Hungary, at the National

Conservatoire of Region in Strasbourg and