The Tudor Trio
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The Tudor
period usually refers to the period between 1485 and 1603, specifically in relation to the history of England. This was the period when the Tudor dynasty ruled in England. Its first monarch was Henry VII (1457– 1509). The term is often used more broadly to include Elizabeth I's reign (1558– 1603), although this is often treated separately as the Elizabethan era.
Adrien Maza
After having obtained the first price of classical guitare of the Conservatories of Antony (92) and the city of Paris, Adrien MAZA integrates into the National Superior Conservatory of Paris, where he obtains the Diploma of superior in chambre Music, analysis, luthe and recital.
Being the winner of nomberous national and international competitions, he continues his soloist carrier as well as pursueing playing chamber music in several « groups ». Il
Plays in Europe, Latin America and in Corea. AM has also collaborated with the National Opera of Paris under conductors such as James Colon or Stéphane Denève and has played with Béatrice Uria and José Van Dam.
Being passionate about the tranmission of his art, he teaches in the conservatories in the 5th arr. f Paris and Rungis as well as the Internation Academy of Villafranche de Rouergue (Aveyron).
Being the winner of nomberous national and international competitions, he continues his soloist carrier as well as pursueing playing chamber music in several « groups ». Il
Plays in Europe, Latin America and in Corea. AM has also collaborated with the National Opera of Paris under conductors such as James Colon or Stéphane Denève and has played with Béatrice Uria and José Van Dam.
Being passionate about the tranmission of his art, he teaches in the conservatories in the 5th arr. f Paris and Rungis as well as the Internation Academy of Villafranche de Rouergue (Aveyron).
Birgitte Bourgois
Birgitte Bourgois has persued her education in Copenhagen, Vienna and Paris. Besides the classical opera repertoire, she sing oratorio and sacred music as well as lieders and songs. Birgitte Bourgois won 1st price in Leopold Bellan competition 2002.
Birgitte Bourgois has been singing in most of Europe and beyond.
Birgitte Bourgois has a lovely free and warm voice , charged with emotions to give the audience a musical moment of pleasure – « what a chance to have a voice that lifts the souls of those, who listen, Thank you. »
Birgitte Bourgois has been singing in most of Europe and beyond.
Birgitte Bourgois has a lovely free and warm voice , charged with emotions to give the audience a musical moment of pleasure – « what a chance to have a voice that lifts the souls of those, who listen, Thank you. »
Pia Kaufmanas
Pia Kaufmanas, flute, is educated in Copenhagen and New York. She had her debut in 1987 from the Royal Danish Academy of Music. For 4 years she was the principal flautist in Randers Chamberorchestra until she in 1991 returned to Copenhagen to focus on her activities as a chambermusician and soloist.
Pia Kaufmanas has performed all over Denmark and in Europe. For six years she played in the contemporary ensemble The Wärme-Quartet. As a member of the harptrio Madame Claude she works with impressionism, contemporary music and cross-over. In 1998 she formed the Danish-Brazilian trio Tresafinado, who performs classical music and the Brazilian choro.
Jan Jacoby, Politiken: “Pia Kaufmanas was able to shine at the same time with a brilliant tone and a flexible and vigourous interpretation.”
Steensen, Berlingske Tidende: “Pia Kaufmanas showed the way with a characteristic and beautiful performance of Martin’s Sonata da Chiesa. No risk that the appeal of the music should vanish in sheer decency. An appeal for participation and reflexion.”
Pia Kaufmanas has performed all over Denmark and in Europe. For six years she played in the contemporary ensemble The Wärme-Quartet. As a member of the harptrio Madame Claude she works with impressionism, contemporary music and cross-over. In 1998 she formed the Danish-Brazilian trio Tresafinado, who performs classical music and the Brazilian choro.
Jan Jacoby, Politiken: “Pia Kaufmanas was able to shine at the same time with a brilliant tone and a flexible and vigourous interpretation.”
Steensen, Berlingske Tidende: “Pia Kaufmanas showed the way with a characteristic and beautiful performance of Martin’s Sonata da Chiesa. No risk that the appeal of the music should vanish in sheer decency. An appeal for participation and reflexion.”
"A journey back in time. What a beautiful concert! Wefound ourselves transported to the 16th century. It was most enjoyable - te perfect escape from the daily grind, now the holidays are over!
BR, Paris
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I thank Birgitte Bourgois, Pia Kaufmanas and Adrien Maza, who took us into to a world of harmony and beauty, to wonderful world "
G. Marzouk, Paris
