In 1991 Stephan MacLeod won various prizes in Swiss competitions and received several scholarships. In 1994 he won the Migros prize in Zurich and the F.V.S. prize in Hamburg. Stephan MacLeod has performed under the direction of Michel Corboz, Helmut Rilling, Philippe Herreweghe, Frieder Bernius, Reinhard Goebel, Jos van Immerseel, Dennis Russel-Davies, and Sigiswald Kuijken. […]
Sophie Larivière is a musician specialised in early music. She appears with many important music ensembles such as Les Violons du Roy (Quebec) Ensemble Rebel (New York), L’Orchestre Baroque de Montréal, L’Ensemble Arion (Montreal) and Les Idées Heureuses (Montreal), with whom she has toured extensively in Quebec, New Brunswick and Ontario. In 1997 she joined […]
Australian-born violinist Sophie Gent studied at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague with Ryo Terakado. Currently living in France, Sophie is in high demand as an orchestral leader and chamber musician throughout Europe and abroad, and appears regularly with Ensemble Masques, Orchestre Pygmalion, the Ricercar Consort, Ensemble Arcangelo, le Caravanserail, and the Orchestra of the […]
Born in Brussels, the tenor Stephan Van Dyck completed his Diplôme Supérieur de Chant at the Conservatoire Royal de Musique in Brussels and his degree in Musicology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. He furthered his studies at the Studio Versailles Opéra with René Jacobs and Rachel Yakar and at the Paris Conservatoire National Supérieur […]
Stéphan Sylvestre ranks among the most gifted Canadian pianists of the new generation and enjoys a versatile performing career as recitalist, orchestra soloist and chamber musician. Critics on both sides of the Atlantic have bestowed lavish praise on his performances: “…his natural talent reminds one of the great Artur Rubinstein…” (La Presse, Montreal), “…somewhat reminiscent […]
Stephen Stubbs, born in 1951 in Seattle (U. S.), has been engaged in music making since early childhood. Parallel interests in new and pre- romantic music led him to take a degree in composition at university and to study the lute and the harpsichord. Further years of study in Holland and England preceded his professional […]
Stephanie Marshall’s performance in the demanding title role of The Handmaid’s Tale at the English National Opera marked her out as one of the most interesting mezzo-sopranos to emerge in recent years; she reprised the role with the Canadian Opera Company. She was a Company Principal with the English National Opera and her roles there […]
Pianist Stéphane Lemelin is well-known to audiences throughout Canada and regularly performs in the United States, Europe and Asia as soloist and chamber musician. His repertory is vast, with a predilection for the German Classical and Romantic literature and a particular affinity for French music, as evidenced by his more than twenty-five recordings, which include […]
Montreal-born Stéphane Beaulac received a bachelor’s degree in performance from the Université de Montréal, where he studied with Jean-Luc Gagnon. He completed his studies at the Conservatoire de musique de Montréal where, as a member of Manon Lafrance’s class, a jury unanimously him a First Prize with marks of 98%. With grants from the Fondation […]
Stephen Varcœ has established a reputation as one of Britain ‘s most versatile baritones, and has sung in opera, concerts and recitals covering a wide range of repertoire in Europe, the USA and the Far East.Stephen’s operatic appearances include Haydn’s L ‘Infedelta Delusa in Antwerp, Debussy’s Fall of The House of Usher in Lisbon and […]
