Lithuanian pianist Rasa Vitkauskaite, a prize-winning Steinway Artist, is celebrated for her “poetic and observant sensitivity” (Gramophone) and hailed as a “Beethoven interpreter of penetrating insight” (Fanfare). Performing across 30 countries, her career highlights include a recital at the Dame

Canadian composer Emilie Cecilia LeBel has emerged as one of the country’s most acclaimed musical voices, known for her atmospheric and introspective compositions that captivate listeners. Following the success of her JUNO-nominated debut album, field studies, LeBel’s latest release, Landscapes

Canadian pianist and conductor Claudia Chan decided early on that contemporary music was what interested her. Through traditional music training, she’s learned the usual – Beethoven, Liszt, and Chopin – but in her adventures in contemporary music, she’s learned how

The expressive, yearning sound of the kamancheh, a traditional Iranian bowed string instrument, kaleidoscopes in and out of rippling piano textures and deep, sonorous drums: this is the sound of the German-Persian Joolaee Trio, who have just released their first

Trio Bohémo was founded in 2019 by three talented Czech musicians: Jan Vojtek (piano), Matouš Pěruška (violin), and Kristina Vocetková (cello). In only five years, they have performed extensively all over the world and received numerous prestigious awards, including the

Dr. Kara Huber is a Grammy-nominated Canadian-American pianist and conductor with an impressive background in piano and conducting. She has performed with various orchestras and worked with renowned conductors. Ms. Huber has also received several awards for her performances and

Svetlana Andreeva is a Ukrainian pianist and a winner of numerous international piano competitions, including the Paderewski International Piano Competition in Bydgoszcz and the Scriabin International Piano Competition in Moscow. In January 2023, she collaborated with The Royal Scottish National

Meet Christian Schittenhelm, an acclaimed French composer of the Hymne de la ville de Paris and was once awarded the Prix académique Sacem. Many of his works are widely performed, and two of his symphonic poems were chosen by Marcel