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Ásgeir Mor is an Icelandic musician known for his unique blend of folk, indie, and electronic music. Combining rich, emotional lyrics with atmospheric melodies, Mor's music resonates with audiences through its haunting and evocative sound. Born and raised in Iceland, he has become a prominent figure in the Icelandic music scene, with his work often reflecting the ethereal beauty and landscapes of his homeland. His distinct voice and innovative use of electronic elements alongside traditional folk influences have helped him carve out a niche in the international music scene. Mor's breakthrough came with the release of his debut album, which received widespread acclaim for its originality and emotional depth. His ability to mix modern production techniques with folk-inspired storytelling has garnered attention from critics and fans alike. Songs like "Falling Snow"  and "Hold On"  highlight his ability to evoke powerful emotions through his music, earning him recognition both in Iceland and abroad. His work is often marked by introspective themes and the exploration of personal and universal experiences. In addition to his solo career, Ásgeir Mor has collaborated with various artists, further expanding his musical horizons. He continues to experiment with different genres and sounds, pushing the boundaries of his craft. As he grows as an artist, Mor remains a distinctive voice in modern music, drawing from both his cultural roots and contemporary influences to create deeply resonant and innovative music. Get updates & news from Asgeir Mor Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Tatiana Berman is a London-based violinist and immersive artist who consistently pushes creative boundaries both as an brilliant musician and an accomplished painter, with inspirational artwork that compliments her musical compositions. Her paintings are sought after by collectors from around the world. Tatiana’s unique projects brought her to some of the most iconic venues around the world, including Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, The Wigmore Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Chicago Contemporary Art Museum, the Lafon Performing Arts Center and Santa Fe Symphony. She is a co-creator of the original performance concept Not So Classical which has been praised by Forbes, NPR, and Playbill for its innovative approach to presenting a classical music experience. Tatiana is a producer of documentaries Maestro and Nordic Pulse. Tatiana studied violin at the Yehudi Menuhin School, and the Royal College of Music in London, earning full scholarships and international awards along the way. Throughout her international career as a concert violinist, Tatiana has collaborated with renowned musicians including Ksenia Bashmet, Joshua Bell, Jeremy Denk, Bryce Dessner, Ivry Gitlis, Steven Isserlis, Elisabeth Leonskaja, Nico Muhly, and Simon Trpceski. She has worked with conductors Paavo Jarvi, Sarah Ioannides, Tito Muños, Jose Luis Gomez, François López-Ferrer, and the late Yehudi Menuhin, appearing with both European and U.S. orchestras. London's The Strad described Tatiana as “a violinist with a mature, compelling musical personality.” She is an ardent performer of new music, commissioning and collaborating with dancers and digital artists. Notable performances include world premieres of Violin Concertos by Charles Coleman and Michael Csányi-Wills. Tatiana was Arts Ambassador and a Tedx Talk speaker. Get updates & news from Tatiana Berman Thanks for supporting Concerto TV musicians

Jennifer Thomas is a talented American classical crossover musician and composer known for her emotive piano performances and cinematic compositions. Blending classical music with elements of film scores and contemporary styles, Thomas has garnered a reputation for creating music that is both powerful and accessible. Her ability to evoke strong emotions through her piano playing and orchestral arrangements has made her a favorite among listeners who enjoy cinematic and classical music alike. Throughout her career, Jennifer Thomas has released several albums, each showcasing her versatility and musical depth. Her work often features lush orchestral arrangements, combining classical piano with modern instrumentation to create rich, cinematic soundscapes. She is particularly known for her compositions that emphasize themes of inspiration, resilience, and beauty. Tracks like "The Truth" , "Winter's Dream" , and "Eternal" , from her albums, illustrate her skill in blending classical traditions with a modern flair, resulting in deeply evocative and uplifting music. In addition to her music career, Jennifer Thomas is also passionate about using her art to inspire others. She regularly shares her music in various media, including film, television, and live performances, where she captivates audiences with her dynamic presence. As a composer and pianist, Jennifer Thomas continues to make a significant impact on the classical crossover genre, inspiring listeners with her emotive and cinematic musical creations. Get updates & news from Jennifer Thomas Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

The Gothard Sisters are three sisters Greta, Willow and Solana. They are contemporary Celtic folk multi-instrumentalists, composers, performers and songwriters. Blending Celtic, folk, world, classical and new age musical influences, the Gothard Sisters bring songs to life with violin, acoustic guitar, mandolin, bodhran, djembe, whistle and vocal harmonies, creating music that is “vivid, inspirational and captivating.” (Tim Carroll, Folk Words Review 2018) Raised and homeschooled by artists in the Pacific Northwest, USA, the Gothard Sisters grew up immersed in nature, imaginative play and traditional folk and classical music. Their music takes inspiration from folk music traditions around the world, timeless stories, new age and classical records, and nature itself. Writing and recording near their home in the Pacific Northwest, USA, the band has released 10 albums and performed over 2,000 live shows over the course of their career. Get updates & news from The Gothard Sisters Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

The Eybler Quartet is a Canadian string quartet known for its dedication to both the standard classical repertoire and the discovery of lesser-known works from the Classical and early Romantic periods. Founded in 2005 by a group of talented musicians, the quartet aims to bring fresh interpretations to these often underrepresented composers while maintaining a commitment to historical performance practices. The quartet's name is derived from Joseph Eybler, an Austrian composer and contemporary of Mozart, whose music they actively promote. The Eybler Quartet has garnered significant acclaim for its refined performances, blending technical skill with expressive depth. They are particularly known for their exploration of the music of Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, and other composers from the Classical era. Their approach to ensemble playing emphasizes communication, mutual respect, and a shared sense of artistry, which has earned them a loyal following among classical music audiences. In addition to their concert performances, the Eybler Quartet is deeply involved in the education and outreach of classical music. They regularly participate in workshops and residencies, helping to inspire the next generation of musicians. Their recordings have received positive reviews for their clarity and attention to detail, and they continue to make significant contributions to the Canadian classical music scene. Get updates & news from Eybler Quartet Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Maya Beiser is an internationally renowned cellist, celebrated for her innovative approach to both classical and contemporary music. Born in Israel, Beiser began playing the cello at a young age and later studied at prestigious institutions like Juilliard. Her wide-ranging repertoire includes classical works, modern compositions, and collaborations with avant-garde and experimental artists. Beiser has worked with numerous composers to premiere new works, many of which incorporate electronic elements, multimedia, and other unconventional techniques. Her creativity extends beyond the concert stage, as she has also developed groundbreaking projects that explore themes of identity, history, and culture through music. Beiser is a passionate advocate for music education and outreach, often working with young musicians and promoting the cello as a versatile and expressive instrument. Her recordings, including her innovative albums that blend classical with contemporary sounds, have received critical acclaim. Get updates & news from Maya Beiser Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Caroline Campbell is an accomplished American violinist, known for her exceptional technical skill and emotive performances across a wide range of classical repertoire. A child prodigy, Campbell began playing the violin at an early age and quickly rose to prominence in the classical music world. She has performed as a soloist with many of the world's leading orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the National Symphony Orchestra. In addition to her solo career, Campbell has worked as a chamber musician and recording artist, collaborating with many distinguished conductors and composers. Her versatility spans classical, contemporary, and crossover genres, demonstrating her ability to connect with diverse musical styles. Beyond her performances, Caroline Campbell is committed to music education and inspiring the next generation of musicians. She is known for her engaging teaching style and her work with young violinists. Get updates & news from Caroline Campbell Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Jesse Cook is a Canadian composer, guitarist, and producer, renowned for his unique fusion of classical, flamenco, jazz, and world music influences. Over the course of his career, he has gained international recognition for his virtuosic guitar playing and innovative musical style. Cook's compositions often blend traditional guitar techniques with modern elements, creating a sound that is both fresh and deeply rooted in classical guitar traditions. Throughout his career, Jesse Cook has released numerous albums that have achieved commercial success and critical acclaim. His album "Gravity" earned him a Juno Award, and his extensive catalog features a mix of instrumental works and collaborations with other artists. Cook's ability to seamlessly blend different genres has made him a standout figure in the world music scene, and his performances, marked by their energy and passion, continue to captivate audiences around the world. Beyond his solo career, Jesse Cook is also a passionate advocate for music education. He often works to inspire young musicians and has mentored many guitarists over the years. His dedication to his craft and his ability to transcend genres have made him one of Canada's most prominent and versatile musicians. Get updates & news from Jesse Cook Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Anne Vanschothorst is a distinguished Canadian violinist, known for her exceptional artistry and dynamic performances. She has built a reputation as one of the most versatile violinists of her generation, excelling in both classical and contemporary repertoires. Vanschothorst has performed as a soloist with leading orchestras and has appeared on prestigious stages across Canada and internationally. Her technical brilliance, expressive interpretations, and engaging stage presence have made her a highly sought-after musician in the classical music world. In addition to her solo career, Anne Vanschothorst is an avid chamber musician and collaborator. She has been a member of several acclaimed ensembles and frequently works with other musicians to explore new repertoire. Vanschothorst is also passionate about new music and has premiered several works by contemporary composers, further demonstrating her commitment to expanding the violin repertoire. Her versatility allows her to move seamlessly between different musical styles and contexts, from classical masterworks to experimental compositions. Alongside her performance career, Vanschothorst is dedicated to music education and mentoring the next generation of musicians. She teaches violin and shares her knowledge with young students, guiding them through the technical and emotional aspects of the instrument. With a deep commitment to both performance and education, Anne Vanschothorst continues to be a significant figure in the classical music community, celebrated for her artistry, versatility, and passion for music. Get updates & news from Anne Vanschothorst Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

The Trouble Notes is an internationally recognized music group known for their unique blend of folk, world music, and cinematic soundscapes. Formed in 2012, the group consists of multi-instrumentalists and performers who combine classical, rock, and electronic elements to create their signature style. Their music is characterized by energetic violin playing, lush melodies, and complex rhythms, often influenced by the diverse cultural backgrounds of the band members. The band is particularly known for their dynamic live performances, which combine virtuosic musicianship with an engaging stage presence. They have toured extensively, performing at various music festivals, concert halls, and intimate venues around the world. Their concerts are an immersive experience, offering audiences a blend of storytelling, powerful instrumental solos, and improvisation. In addition to their live shows, The Trouble Notes are prolific in creating music that resonates with a wide range of listeners. Their discography features a mix of original compositions, each one designed to take the listener on a journey through different emotions and landscapes. Get updates & news from The Trouble Notes Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Jean Rondeau is a French harpsichordist and one of the leading figures in the world of early music. Known for his exceptional technique and expressive playing, Rondeau has garnered widespread acclaim for his performances of Baroque music and his contributions to the revival of historically informed performance practices. He has performed extensively across Europe and internationally, earning recognition for his deep understanding of the harpsichord's role in Baroque and Classical music, as well as for his ability to bring new life to the repertoire. Rondeau's discography includes numerous recordings, with a particular focus on works by composers such as Jean-Philippe Rameau, François Couperin, and Domenico Scarlatti. His interpretations are known for their technical precision and emotional depth, often reflecting a blend of intellectual rigor and artistic freedom. Through his recordings, Rondeau has made a significant impact on the early music community, bringing a fresh perspective to the harpsichord repertoire and attracting new listeners to the instrument. In addition to his performance career, Jean Rondeau is an advocate for music education and is committed to sharing his knowledge of Baroque music with younger generations of musicians. His innovative approach to the harpsichord and dedication to period performance make him a key figure in the continued evolution of early music. With his remarkable artistry and contributions to the field, Rondeau continues to influence both the performance and appreciation of historical music. Get updates & news from Jean Rondeau Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians

Angèle Dubeau is a renowned Canadian violinist celebrated for her exceptional technique and emotive performances across a wide range of genres, from classical to contemporary music. Known for her deep musicality and captivating stage presence, Dubeau has become one of the most prominent violinists in Canada and internationally. In addition to her solo career, Angèle Dubeau is the founder and leader of the ensemble La Pietà, a renowned all-female string ensemble dedicated to promoting classical and contemporary works. Under her direction, La Pietà has performed extensively around the world, bringing fresh interpretations to both the Baroque and modern repertoires. Dubeau has also been a key advocate for new music, commissioning and premiering works by contemporary composers, which has contributed to the expansion of the violin and chamber music repertoire. Beyond her performances, Dubeau is committed to music education and outreach, helping inspire young violinists and musicians. Her extensive discography includes numerous albums that showcase her wide-ranging musical interests, from classical masterpieces to innovative crossover works. Angèle Dubeau continues to be an influential figure in the classical music world, known for her virtuosity, passion for music, and dedication to artistic excellence. Get updates & news from Angele Dubeau Thanks for supporting Concerto musicians