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Friday 6th of July |
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Andres TAPIA
Originally from Chile, Andres Tapia immigrated to Switzerland in the 70s. In 2000, he created the International Guitar Festival of Montheron near Lausanne, of which he is the artistic director. He has performed in Switzerland, France and Italy (Milan, Rovato), in solo or in duo. He has participated in TV and radio programmes, in Switzerland and abroad. He has also made solo guest appearances in festivals in Brazil, Austria, Morocco, the Canaries, Spain and Hungary and has given numerous « master classes ». His repertory includes popular and experimental music as well as classical and contemporary styles. |
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Friday 13th of July |
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Balalaikas Kedroff ensemble
Direction Nicolas KEDROFF
France – Russia
The balalaika is the symbol of Russia, Nicolas Kedroff makes magic with it! This little instrument with its triangular body mounted with three strings, gives surprising and unique sounds, meandering from folk music to classical pieces. On stage, Nicolas Kedroff, plays his virtuosity cleverly with a drop of humour. Coming from a long line of famous Russian performers, his reputation is renown throughout the world. |
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Friday 20th of July |
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Dmitri Illarionov
From Moscow / Russia
Dimitri Illarionov is one of the most brilliant Young classical guitarists of his generation. He is the winner of numerous international competitions in the USA, Spain, Italy, Poland, and Russia. Since 2006, Dimitri is part of the organisation committee of the Guitar Virtuosos Festival, which takes place in one of the most prestigious concert halls of all, the Tchaïkovski Hall in Moscow. Since 2009, Dimitri is also involved in the organisation of the International Guitar contest, Alexander Frauchi.
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Friday 27th of July |
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Matthew McAllister & Aisling Agnew
Scotland & Ireland
Matthew McAllister is considered to be the most talented and passionate guitarist in Europe. This artist from « Natural Studio Records » has captivated audiences throughout the world. From the Renaissance to contemporary masterpieces, Matthew fascinates his audience with his eclectic productions. |
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Friday 3rd of August |
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Marcin DYLLA
Poland
Numerous musical critics and music lovers count Marcin Dylla among the most remarkable classical guitarists. He owes this position to among other things an uncommon number of prizes for musical contests. In the years 1996-2007, he won the 1st prize of the most prestigious international guitar competitions in Europe and in the USA 19 times. The audiences and the orchestras, with whom he has worked, have also given him 1st prize.
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Friday 10th of August |
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José Miguel MORENO
Spain
Born in Madrid, José Miguel Moreno started playing music at the age of four. During his training years, he won, among others, the first prize in the International competition of Gargnano in Italy. He then specialised in the interpretation of ancient music. He also developed his teaching activity, by being invited by the most prestigious universities and conservatoires in the world. He has performed in most big festivals and concert halls in Europe, Australia, America and Asia.
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Friday 17th of August |
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Matthieu Constantin
Switzerland
Mathieu Constantin was born on the 4th of March 1987 in Sierre. He obtained in 2005 his certificate in amateur guitarist with the mention "Excellent". He started, that same year, professional classes with M. George Vassilev, where he gained his teaching diploma in 2009. He completed his Master in interpretation in this same class in June 2011. He now directs two choirs and a group of traditional folk musicians.
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