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Viatores Quartett – Works by Haydn, Schulhoff, and Debussy

The Viatores Quartet is a young string quartet from Berlin, consisting of Louisa Staples (1st violin), Johannes Brzoska (2nd violin), Gordon K.H. Lau (viola) and Umut Saglam (cello). In January 2024, the quartet won first prize at the Mendelssohn Bartholdy Competition and the Friends of Young Musicians Prize.

Duo Artaria – Werke von Spohr, Ravel, Cassadó und Prokofjew

Luiza Labouriau, violin, and Martin Knörzer, cello, impress as two exceptionally accomplished string players in this genre with a remarkably beautiful sound, great freedom in musical communication, and a wealth of imagination in unusual musical depth and shared language.

Juae Ha – Works by Chopin and R. Schumann

The pianist Juae Ha, known for her subtle musical interpretation and profound expressiveness, completed her studies at Seoul National University, the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), and the Mainz School of Music, where she graduated with distinction.

Angels' Strings – Works from Saint-Saëns, Piazzolla, Français, Bach u.a.

When Stephen Fitzpatrick, harp, and Andreas Jentzsch, violin, joined forces a few years ago to form the duo "Angels' Strings," they had no idea of ​​the success they would achieve together. Since then, they have continued to delight and enchant their audiences with this unusual and rarely heard combination.

Amelio Trio – Works by Beethoven, Ives and Schumann

Nominated by the Cologne Philharmonic, the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, the Barbican Centre London and the Philharmonie du Luxembourg, the Amelio Trio was named ECHO Rising Star of the 2026/27 season – which includes performances in the most important concert halls in Europe.

Øyvind Gimse & Per Arne Glorvigen – Works byBach, Glorvigen, Dutilleux u.a.

Per Arne Glorvigen is one of the leading bandoneon players of our time. Encounters with tango legends Piazzolla, Pugliese, and Salgán, and his close friendship with the poet and tango historian Horacio Ferrer, have profoundly shaped his career. Øyvind Gimse is the artistic director of the Trondheim Soloists and a member of the Berlin Baroque Soloists. As a professor in Malagá and Trondheim, he plays the magnificent instrument of the legendary cellist Jaqueline du Pré.