Christophe Quatremer
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" 120 minutes d’excellence […] ce fut un récital de haut niveau. Ouvert sur une sonate de J-S Bach et s’achevant sur l’étourdissant Rondo Capriccioso de Camille Saint-Saëns […] D’une étonnante virtuosité, l’interprétation de chacune de ces pièces fut un moment de bonheur. "
- La Tribune
" […] avec l’archet parfois bondissant d’allégresse, parfois glissant d’une langoureuse mélancolie ou ondulant nerveusement sur les cordes, il a fait voyager le public dans les aigus, les pizzicatos, les sons en harmoniques et ce dans un bel éclat de couleurs.”
- D.R , La Provence
Christophe is member of "Trio Fauré" with Noé Natorp, cello and Sylvie Barberi, piano.
They won the 1st Prize of "Giorgio Cambissa International Competition 2016" in Paris.
Christophe Quatremer started to play as a soloist at the early age of thirteen years the “Max Bruch” Violin Concerto with the “Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France”.
After studying and being awarded the Soloist Diploma with the highest honours at the “Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris” and “Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève”, he obtained a full scholarship to study for a Master’s in the class of Vadim Gluzman at Chicago’s Roosevelt University.
He also benefited from the excellent guidance of masters like Günter Pichler, Gerhard Schulz, Boris Kuchnir, Shlomo Mintz, Raphael Oleg and Itzhak Perlman.
He has been a successful laureate & finalist in several international competitions : Sion Festival, Ysaÿe, Johann Sebastian Bach, the Yehudi Menuhin International Competition, the Roma Grand Prix, Young Concert Artists International Audition.
Christophe Quatremer has been engaged as leader in various orchestras such as Orchestre de la Suisse Romande & Luzerner Orchestra (Switzerland), Chicago Symphony Orchestra (USA), Nagaokakyo Chamber Ensemble & Hyogo Performing Arts Orchestra (Japan).
He has been invited to various major festivals such as Sion Festival, Verbier Festival, Tribune des Jeunes Musiciens in Geneva, Tanglewood Festival, the London Proms, Pablo Casals Festival, Ravinia Festival, and to collaborate with renowned artists including M.Rostropovitch, S.Ozawa, C.Dutoit, J.Levine, V.Gergiev, Y.Termikanov, Igudesman and Joo.
He has taken part in several television broadcasts Mezzo, Arte, TF1, France Television, NHK, and radio broadcasts France Musique, France Culture, RTS in France and abroad.
Christophe has collaborated with numerous different composers: Pierre Boulez, Graziane Finzi, Olivier Greif, Stas Omelchenko, Nicolas Bacri.
He has been the Artistic Director of the “Fugato Festival Music Academy” in France, and “Thyon-Les Collons Festival” in Switzerland.
Christophe became a member of Hadès string quartet since 2017.
He plays a violin from Antonio Stradivarius - a violin bow made by “Stéphane Thomachot” for Shlomo Mintz