Programme  du 3 juillet 17 h

Haydn, Trio Hob XV:27
Schumann, Sonate n°1 pour violon et piano

entracte

Brahms, Trio n°2

Programme du 9 juillet 18h

Mozart,  trio K502 en si bémol majeur.

Schubert, Notturno
Chostakovitch, Trio n°1
Entracte
Fauré, Trio
Liszt, Tristia (d’après la Vallée d’Obermann)

Pantoum Trio

Hugo Meder (violin), Bo-Geun Park (cello) and Virgile Roche (piano) founded the Pantoum Trio in 2016, at the beginning of their studies at the CNSMD of Paris. Quickly developing an exceptional complicity on stage and off, these young and brilliant musicians were able to give substance to their common passion for chamber music, and begin the difficult search for the balance between perfect musical cohesion, and the enhancement of the artistic personality of each.

Under the direction of Emmanuelle Bertrand and Michaël Hentz, they then began an in-depth study of the chamber music repertoire for strings and piano, which they were fortunate enough to pursue in the prestigious class of the Trio Wanderer at the CRR de Paris between 2018 and 2020, and in that of Claire Désert and Ami Flammer at the CNSMDP since 2019.

Hugo, Bo-Geun and Virgile have also received advice from internationally renowned musicians such as Marc Coppey, Alexis Galpérine, Emmanuel Strosser or Olivier Charlier, and have had the chance to meet members of the Ebene and Modigliani quartets during master-classes at the CNSMDP, as well as to work with members of the Talich and Škampa quartets thanks to the ECMA (European Chamber Music Academy) program.

The trio was awarded a second prize at the Illzach International Chamber Music Competition and was scheduled to participate in the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition in May (postponed to 2021).

In 2019, the Pantoum Trio performed at the Philharmonie de Paris (Grand Salle Pierre Boulez) as part of the Préludes aux concerts de l’Orchestre de Paris, as well as at the Festival international de piano de la Roque d’Anthéron as an ensemble in residence, and in Norway at the Trondheim International Chamber Music Festival.

In 2020, the trio performed in the Auditorium of the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, and was scheduled to perform Beethoven’s Triple Concerto for the first time with the Orchestre du Conservatoire de Nice in October.

Hugo Meder violin

Hugo Meder studied violin at the CRR of Strasbourg with Ana Reverdito Haas, before entering the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse of Paris in the class of Alexis Galpérine. During his studies, he worked for chamber music with Emmanuelle Bertrand, François Salque and Claire Désert, and participated in master-classes with Adam Laloum, Marina Chiche, Pierre Fouchenneret, and members of the Ebene and Modigliani Quartets.

Hugo is Laureate of the Royaumont Foundation in 2019 and participated in the 25th edition of the Brahms Competition. In February 2019, he performed as a soloist in Lalo’s Symphonie espagnole with the Orchestre symphonique Inter Universitaire de Paris. In May 2019, he obtained his DNSPM with honors and unanimous congratulations from the jury. During his first year of Master at the CNSM, he is preselected, with Virgile Roche, for the 16th Chamber Music Competition of Lyon.

During his studies, Hugo Meder founded the Pantoum Trio with Virgile Roche and Mélisande Ponsin. They joined the Trio Wanderer class at the CRR in Paris and participated in the International Chamber Music Competition in Illzach, where they won a second prize.

In August 2019, they perform at the 39th Festival de la Roque d’Anthéron, where they share the stage with Jean Marc Philips Varjabedian, Olivier Charlier, Lise Berthaud, Raphael Pidoux.

In September 2019, they are invited to the Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition. Soon, they will participate in the 10th Osaka International Chamber Music Competition.

During the season, Hugo will perform in Dijon and Paris in Mendelssohn’s 2nd Concerto with the EOCL, then in Beethoven’s Triple Concerto with the Pantoum Trio and the Orchestre wymphonique du CRR de Nice.

He plays a Gand et Bernardel violin from 1885.

Bo-Geun Park cello

Born in 1998 in Reims, Bo-Geun Park began studying the cello at the age of six in the class of Sophie Delcourt and Marc-Didier Thirault at the Conservatoire de Reims, where he obtained, nine years later, his cello, piano, chamber music and writing prizes. A curious and complete musician, he also graduated in musical analysis, orchestra conducting and jazz at the same institution.

He then continued his studies at the CRD of Aulnay-sous-Bois, before being admitted in 2016 to the prestigious Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris in the class of Jérôme Pernoo.

At the age of twenty, he has already won awards at numerous French competitions and has been invited to perform as a soloist or in chamber music in the most beautiful Parisian venues such as the Salle Gaveau, the Philharmonie de Paris, the Casino de Paris, the Salon des Invalides, the Théâtre de l’Athénée, or the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées. He also had the opportunity to participate in the second edition of the SuperCello Festival in Beijing, in April 2018.

Throughout his career, Bo-Geun has improved with eminent musicians such as Gary Hoffman, Julius Berger, Vincent Ségal, Vincent Courtois, Cyrill Lacrouts, Romain Garioud, Bruno Cocset, and Xavier Gagnepain, participating in master classes and festivals such as the Flaine Academy, the Cello Biënnale in Amsterdam, ISA Festival in Austria… Passionate about chamber music, he has perfected his skills from an early age in numerous formations from duet to octet, and has benefited from the advice of Jean Sulem, Claire Désert, Michael Hentz, the Ébène Quartet, the Modigliani Quartet, the Talich Quartet, and the Debussy Quartet.

He has performed chamber music at the Festival Les Flâneries musicales de Reims, Les vacances de Monsieur Haydn, Le Printemps de la musique, the Festival des cordes de Loire, la Roque d’Anthéron, 1000 sources Haute Dordogne…

Bo-Geun is a member of Trio Pantoum since 2020.

He is a recipient of the Lions Club Scholarship and is supported by the Meyer Foundation and the Société Générale Music Fund.

Bo-Geun plays an 1865 cello by Auguste-Sébastien-Philippe Bernardel on loan from the Zilber-Vatelot-Rampal Foundation, and a modern bow by Jean-Luc Tauzièdes.

Virgile Roche piano

Born in 1998, Virgile Roche began his musical studies at the Conservatoire de Clermont-Ferrand. Admitted to the Conservatoire Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris at the age of 17, he has been studying piano there since September 2016 in the classes of Emmanuel Strosser and then Marie-Josèphe Jude, but also harmony, counterpoint, accompaniment and chamber music. He also perfected his skills in Geneva with Nelson Goerner.

Distinguished in several international competitions, he is also a laureate of the Royaumont Foundation and won the prestigious Safran Foundation Prize for Music in October 2020. He has performed on the great stage of La Roque d’Anthéron, at the Philharmonie de Paris, at the Salle Molière in Lyon, at the Frimurerlogen in Trondheim…

Passionate about chamber music, he is a founding member of the Pantoum Trio (with the violinist Hugo Meder and the cellist Bo-Geun Park).

This summer, he will participate in the European Young Talents Festival in Paris, the Festival des Arcs, the Nice Classic Live Festival…