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Trio Zadig

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Photo Amaury Viduvier
Photo Amaury Viduvier
Photo Amaury Viduvier
Photo Amaury Viduvier

Trio Zadig

 

Bound by a shared vision of music and deep-rooted friendships, the Zadig Trio has seized the global stage with striking intensity. Honored with eleven international awards, this magnetic ensemble effortlessly commands attention through their skillful virtuosity, elegant poise, and an infectious spirit that permeates every performance. Masterfully weaving a tapestry of classical majesty and daring contemporary interpretations, they invite audiences into a compelling exploration of musical depth, texture, and harmony. The magic of the Zadig Trio resides in the fusion of their individual talents and their undeniable synergy—a reflection of their shared passion and unwavering dedication to their craft.

Miclen LaiPang, violinist celebrated by The New York Times as a "force to be reckoned with," infuses the ensemble with his worldly experience and dynamic energy. Marc Girard Garcia, a graduate from the CNSM of Paris, injects nuanced cello artistry that shapes the Trio's authentic sound. Guillaume Vincent, another CNSM graduate, brings «exemplary clarity» and expressive performances to the ensemble, as noted by Diapason.

Named after Voltaire's character Zadig—embodying 'justice' and 'truthfulness'—the Zadig Trio translates these virtues into their performances. Menahem Pressler of the Beaux Arts Trio extolled them as "the best playing today" and highlighted that the Zadig Trio comprises "three extraordinarily gifted instrumentalists and, at the same time, truly searching musicians."

Their esteemed reputation is solidified by numerous accolades, including the prestigious First Prize of the "Fnapec Musiques d’Ensemble" – a path previously taken by renowned ensembles like the Ysaÿe Quartet, the Ebene Quartet, and the Wanderer Trio, the last of whom described the Zadig Trio as possessing "super artistic and technical qualities."

Prominent institutions recognize them as "associated artists" at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and as residents of the Singer-Polignac Foundation in Paris and the Musical Academy of Villecroze.

The Zadig Trio has left its mark worldwide, performing from the USA to Taiwan in esteemed venues such as the BOZAR, Shanghai City Theater, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Paris’ Philharmonic, and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

Their interactions with renowned artists like Alfred Brendel have notably enhanced their musical maturity. Their commitment to social engagement extends beyond their performance success. They frequently bring music to schools, hospitals, and prisons, reflecting their devotion to community outreach and the transformative power of music.

Their repertoire spans from Haydn to contemporary composers, refreshing the piano trio genre with audacity and freshness. Poetic sound, depth, and sincerity characterize their performances, signifying a future as adventurous and enduring as their namesake. Their discography includes three critically acclaimed CDs: "Something in Between," "The Seasons," and "Orpheus," recognized by distinctions such as the four f’s (ffff) of Télérama, "coup de coeur" from Classica and Figaro, and "CD of the day" by France Musique.

Miclen LaiPang performs on the “Charles Castleman“ Antonio Stradivarius c.1707 on generous loan by the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and a bow made by Dominique Peccatte. Marc Girard Garcia plays an Andrea Guarneri c.1675 with a bow made by Victor Fétique, generously loaned by the Boubo-Music foundation.

 

Trio Zadig
Guillaume Vincent, piano
Miclen LaiPang, violin 
Marc Girard-Garcia, cello 

November 2024

ACTUALITÉ

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Cette semaine constitue une étape importante pour le Trio Zadig, avec la remise officielle du Stradivarius 'Charles Castelman ex-Marquis de Champeaux' de…

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Cette semaine constitue une étape importante pour le Trio Zadig, avec la remise officielle du Stradivarius 'Charles Castelman ex-Marquis de Champeaux' de 1707, à Miclen LaiPang, violoniste du Trio Zadig, ensemble associé à la Chapelle Musicale Reine Élisabeth. Ce Stradivarius de la période dorée, renommé pour son artisanat exceptionnel et son histoire prestigieuse, est confié à Miclen pour une période de trois ans. Comme l’a exprimé Miclen : « Jouer sur un instrument d’une telle beauté extraordinaire et d’une importance historique est à la fois un immense honneur et une profonde responsabilité." Cela reflète la confiance et le soutien de ceux qui ont rendu cela possible. En savoir +

Le beau mois de novembre!

Un mois bien occupé pour le Trio Zadig! Après une escale à Bilbao, une double étape en Belgique (Chapelle Reine…

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Un mois bien occupé pour le Trio Zadig! Après une escale à Bilbao, une double étape en Belgique (Chapelle Reine Elisabeth le 21.11 et le Jardin Musical à Bruxelles le 23.11) puis un concert privé à Paris afin de présenter au public le painiste Guillaume Vincent qui vient de rejoindre le trio.
Retrouvez leurs propositions de programmes mpour la prochaine saison: https://arts-scene.be/fr/asd-artistes-programmes-Trio-Zadig


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