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News Consonance Trio
Exciting News : The Consonance Trio starts an artistic residency in the Queen Elizabeth Music Chapel !
Live Stream – Radio Télévision Suisse Espace 2
On Sunday, August 30, the concert that closed the session of the “Seiji Ozawa International Academy Switzerland” 2020 will be broadcast on RTS-Espace 2
Website 2.0
Welcome to this new version of my website. This platform will let me communicate in a way social networks
About
As the 2019 « ADAMI Classical Revelation », Jérémy Garbarg embodies the new generation of the French cello school. He is a laureate of numerous international competitions (Brahms in Austria, Viña del Mar in Chile, Societa Umanitaria in Italy, Belgium Cello Society Competition, …).
He appears in the following medias : Medici.tv, Dakapp, France Musique, France 3, RTBF, RTS, Le Violoncelle, La Lettre du Musicien, TSF Jazz, … Since 2018, Jérémy Garbarg has been an artist in residence at the Queen Elizabeth Music Chapel under the guidance of Gary Hoffman and Jeroen Reuling. He is also taking part in the Gautier Capuçon’s Classe d’Excellence, and benefits from the advices of Jérôme Pernoo and François Salque.
He plays on a fine Rugieri cello made late 17th century in Cremona with a rare bow by François Peccatte from 1842. The ADAMI, the Safran Foundation, the L’Or du Rhin Foundation, Thomastik-Infeld and the Banque Populaire Foundation trust and support him in his projects.
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Jérémy Garbarg, who comes from a family of musicians, naturally turned, at the age of five, to the instrument his mother plays: the cello. Awarded
[…]Jérémy Garbarg is part of the new generation of cellists. It is part of a tradition or continuity for this stringed instrument which has left a line of renowned performers. He has just been awarded from the Classic Adami Revelations.[…]
Interview given as a finalist of the Suggia Prize in Porto, Portugal.
[…]As for the performance of the young musicians, it is simply remarkable. Each one is demanding to the smallest details and from their mutual listening is born a unity and depth as it was a long-standing permanent ensemble.[…]
Interview for Gautier Capuçon’s Class of Excellence at the Louis Vuitton Foundation
[…]the very young cellist Jérémy Garbarg offered, in the overwhelming cello solo preceding the “Serpent d’Airain”, magnificent generosity.[…]