Founded in 2010, Trio Gaspard is one of the most sought-after piano trios of its generation, praised for their unique and fresh approach to the score.

Trio Gaspard is invited to perform regularly at major international concert halls, such as Wigmore Hall, Berlin Philharmonie, Grafenegg Castle Austria, Salle Molière Lyon, NDR Rolf-Liebermann Hall, Hamburg and Shanghai Symphony Hall as well as making appearances at festivals such as Heidelberger Frühling, Mantua Chamber Music Festival, and PODIUM Festival Esslingen. Important engagements in the next seasons include recitals in Belfast, Trieste, Naples, Bern, Heidelberg as well as in Berlin’s new ‘Pierre Boulez’ Hall.

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CAERUS ensemble was founded in 2020 and is a dynamic collective of curious, exceptional and experienced musicians based in Europe. Inspired by the Greek philosophical/mythological concept of “Caerus”—the opportune moment—the ensemble seeks to capture the essence of the present through spontaneous and profound musical interpretations. Its flexible structure allows for diverse programming, enabling innovative and contextually rich performances.

Their concerts have been already extensively broadcasted by BR KLASSIK, BBC Radio 3 and Deutschlandfunk Kultur, consisting of repertoire from string trios and quartets to piano quintets and chamber orchestra.

The ensemble has appeared in concert halls like Konzerthaus Berlin and Konzerthaus Blaibach and performed at festivals like Young Euro Classic in Berlin, Cervo festival in Italy, Kalamata International Music Days in Greece, Music at Tresanton‘ in the UK, KOSMOS Tirana Music Festival in Tirana and ‘’Into the Open’’ Festival in Berlin.

The Kelemen Quartet was founded by Barnabás Kelemen and Katalin Kokas, cellist Dóra Kokas and violinist Gábor Homoki in 2010.

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From the very beginning, they achieved tremendous success, winning several world-famous international chamber music competitions and gaining wide international recognition. They won first place at the Paulo Borciani Chamber Music Competition in Italy, also at the Beijing and Melbourne Chamber Competitions. As a result, they toured Australia and New Zealand through 24 stations.

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Oszkár Varga also joined the string quartet for a temporary period, then in the last three years Dóra Kokas was replaced by László Fenyő. The Quartet has been a returning guest at some of the world’s most famous chamber music concert halls and festivals, performing in Carnegie Hall’s concert series in New York, performing several times at Wigmore Hall in London, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, and many other concerts at most of Europe’s listed concert halls.

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After a three-year hiatus the Kelemen Quartet returned to the stage with two new members, Jonian Ilias Kadesha violinist and Vashti Hunter cellist.

At their debut concert in Budapest, in 2021 they will performing Béla Bartók’s six string quartets in two concerts.

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