Artists Filter by name Japan Miidera Temple Shomyo chanting ensemble Mii-ryu Shomyō is the sacred Buddhist liturgical chant of Mii-dera Temple, tracing its roots back to ancient Sanskrit and Tang Dynasty China. Japan Toshitaka Fuke Toshitaka Fuke is a Buddhist priest and the Administrator of Mii-dera Temple, where he oversees temple operations. Spain, Belgium Alba Villar Cairó Alba Villar Cairó is a cellist and gambist specializing in the Baroque cello and viola da gamba. France - Multidisciplinary artist Alyzée Soudet Polaris Alyzée Soudet-Polaris is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice encompasses filmmaking, music, dance, performance, acting, and painting. Anna Besson A recipient of the Cziffra Foundation award and a graduate of the CNSMD in Paris and the HEM in Geneva, Anna Besson is an artist renowned for her mastery of both modern and period flutes and her ability to interpret repertoires—from the late Anna Lachegyi Anonymous hands Antoine Panier Asya Amosova Clémence Schiltz Dominic Kießling Dominic Kießling’s work engages with the transformative potential of material and light, constructing immersive environments that challenge and expand spatial perception. Japan - Shakuhachi Dozan Fujiwara Dozan Fujiwara is a master of the shakuhachi, holding the rank of Chikurinken Dai-Shihan (Grand Master) in the Tozan-ryu school. Enora Morice Erika Meda Erwan Hamon Erwan Keravec Erwan Keravec is a highland bagpiper, composer and improviser. Gaël Chauvin Guénolé Keravec Belgium - Music Guy Vandromme Guy Vandromme is a Belgian pianist, producer, and conductor. He works in the fields of opera, musical theater, dance, and audiovisual art. Gweltaz Hervé Harold Georges Belgium - Choreography Isabella Soupart Isabella Soupart is a Belgian choreographer, dancer, director, and visual artist of Polish-Ukrainian descent, based in Brussels. Japan Kazuma Tatsumi Kazuma Tatsumi is a premier Shite-kata (lead actor) Noh performer of the Hosho School. Lukas Ligeti The composer and drummer/electronic percussionist/improvisor Lukas Ligeti has forged a fiercely independent path at the cutting edge of new music, creating strikingly innovative work cognizant of a multitude of traditions yet belonging to no - Music Makoto Yoshida Makoto Yoshida began playing piano at age five and clarinet at age fifteen. He started studying conducting under Seiji Ozawa at age 21. Japan Manjiro Tatsumi Manjiro Tatsumi is a master Shite-kata (lead actor) Noh performer of the Hosho School, collectively designated as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property by the Japanese government since 2001. Marie Havaux Germany - Dance Marita Schwanke Marita is an independent artist based in Belgium and Germany. Mathias Ferré Michiko Van de Velde Michiko Van de Velde is a Belgian-Japanese artist. Her earliest observations of light found expression very early on through oil painting, which she began at the age of seven. Mickaël Cozien Japan Naomi Muku In 2005, Naomi joined the butoh company Dairakudakan, founded by Maro Akaji. Since then, she has appeared in all of Dairakudakan’s domestic and international productions. She premiered “Swan Lake” in 2010 and “ASURA” in 2015. United States - Violin Natalie Carducci Violinist Natalie Carducci is a passionate and versatile musician with a special interest in historical performance practices and performs internationally with varied ensembles such as Gli Incogniti, Sollazzo Ensemble, Tasto Solo, Los Elementos, B Nathalie Carducci Violinist Natalie Carducci is a passionate and versatile musician with a specialinterest in historical performance practices and performs internationally with varied France - Multidisciplinary artist Olivier De Sagazan Born in 1959 in Brazzaville, Congo, Olivier de Sagazan initially trained as a biologist before turning to painting and sculpture in 1987, a practice he has pursued continuously ever since. Oriane Weyl Belgium Peter Jacquemyn Peter Jacquemyn (1963° schaarbeek) moves easily between the visual arts and music. As a sculptor he assaults tree trunks with axe and chainsaw. Philippe Pierlot Popaul Amisi Popaul Amisi is a dancer, choreographer, and singer born in 1992 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. - Music Ricercar Consort Since the founding of the Ricercar Consort, its artistic director, Philippe Pierlot, has focused on the viol consort. Argentina - Organ Roger Hellou Born in Buenos Aires in 1978, Roger Helou is a pianist, organist, arranger, and educator whose musical journey spans from medieval music to twentieth-century popular traditions. Argentina - organetto Roger Helou Born in Buenos Aires in 1978, Roger Helou is a pianist, organist, arranger, and educator whose musical journey spans from medieval music to twentieth-century popular traditions. Sakazume Kenta Dancer with Dairakudakan Japan Shungen Fuke Shungen Fuke is the 164th Chief Abbot of Mii-dera Temple (Grand Head Temple of the Tendaijimon Sect) and holds a master’s degree in Western Philosophy from Ritsumeikan University. Belgium Stef Van Vynckt Stef Van Vynckt is a Belgian harpist redefining the instrument through close collaboration with composers and a sustained commitment to contemporary repertoire. Japan Steve Eto Steve Eto is a Japanese percussionist and performance artist based in Nara, Japan. Sturm und Klang Sturm und Klang, instrumental ensemble Belgium, Australia Susan Clynes Susan Clynes is a Belgian-Australian composer, singer, and pianist active in the fields of jazz, contemporary music, theater, and interdisciplinary creation. Taniguchi Mai Dancer with Dairakudakan Taniguchi Misako Dancer with Dairakudakan Belgium - Piano Thérèse Malengreau Imagination, coherence and originality characterise the concert programs and recordings of the Belgian pianist Thérèse Malengreau, a regular guest as a recitalist and chamber music player at cycles and festivals of classical and contemporary music France - Crystal reflection, Glass harmonica Thomas Bloch Thomas Bloch is a worldwide prominent classical soloist specializing in the rare instruments (ondes Martenot, glass harmonica, cristal Baschet). Vincent Marin Belgium - Piano Virgile Van Essche Virgile Van Essche is a Belgian pianist who studied at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, the Royal Academy in London, and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels.
Japan Miidera Temple Shomyo chanting ensemble Mii-ryu Shomyō is the sacred Buddhist liturgical chant of Mii-dera Temple, tracing its roots back to ancient Sanskrit and Tang Dynasty China.
Japan Toshitaka Fuke Toshitaka Fuke is a Buddhist priest and the Administrator of Mii-dera Temple, where he oversees temple operations.
Spain, Belgium Alba Villar Cairó Alba Villar Cairó is a cellist and gambist specializing in the Baroque cello and viola da gamba.
France - Multidisciplinary artist Alyzée Soudet Polaris Alyzée Soudet-Polaris is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice encompasses filmmaking, music, dance, performance, acting, and painting.
Anna Besson A recipient of the Cziffra Foundation award and a graduate of the CNSMD in Paris and the HEM in Geneva, Anna Besson is an artist renowned for her mastery of both modern and period flutes and her ability to interpret repertoires—from the late
Dominic Kießling Dominic Kießling’s work engages with the transformative potential of material and light, constructing immersive environments that challenge and expand spatial perception.
Japan - Shakuhachi Dozan Fujiwara Dozan Fujiwara is a master of the shakuhachi, holding the rank of Chikurinken Dai-Shihan (Grand Master) in the Tozan-ryu school.
Belgium - Music Guy Vandromme Guy Vandromme is a Belgian pianist, producer, and conductor. He works in the fields of opera, musical theater, dance, and audiovisual art.
Belgium - Choreography Isabella Soupart Isabella Soupart is a Belgian choreographer, dancer, director, and visual artist of Polish-Ukrainian descent, based in Brussels.
Japan Kazuma Tatsumi Kazuma Tatsumi is a premier Shite-kata (lead actor) Noh performer of the Hosho School.
Lukas Ligeti The composer and drummer/electronic percussionist/improvisor Lukas Ligeti has forged a fiercely independent path at the cutting edge of new music, creating strikingly innovative work cognizant of a multitude of traditions yet belonging to no
- Music Makoto Yoshida Makoto Yoshida began playing piano at age five and clarinet at age fifteen. He started studying conducting under Seiji Ozawa at age 21.
Japan Manjiro Tatsumi Manjiro Tatsumi is a master Shite-kata (lead actor) Noh performer of the Hosho School, collectively designated as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property by the Japanese government since 2001.
Michiko Van de Velde Michiko Van de Velde is a Belgian-Japanese artist. Her earliest observations of light found expression very early on through oil painting, which she began at the age of seven.
Japan Naomi Muku In 2005, Naomi joined the butoh company Dairakudakan, founded by Maro Akaji. Since then, she has appeared in all of Dairakudakan’s domestic and international productions. She premiered “Swan Lake” in 2010 and “ASURA” in 2015.
United States - Violin Natalie Carducci Violinist Natalie Carducci is a passionate and versatile musician with a special interest in historical performance practices and performs internationally with varied ensembles such as Gli Incogniti, Sollazzo Ensemble, Tasto Solo, Los Elementos, B
Nathalie Carducci Violinist Natalie Carducci is a passionate and versatile musician with a specialinterest in historical performance practices and performs internationally with varied
France - Multidisciplinary artist Olivier De Sagazan Born in 1959 in Brazzaville, Congo, Olivier de Sagazan initially trained as a biologist before turning to painting and sculpture in 1987, a practice he has pursued continuously ever since.
Belgium Peter Jacquemyn Peter Jacquemyn (1963° schaarbeek) moves easily between the visual arts and music. As a sculptor he assaults tree trunks with axe and chainsaw.
Popaul Amisi Popaul Amisi is a dancer, choreographer, and singer born in 1992 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
- Music Ricercar Consort Since the founding of the Ricercar Consort, its artistic director, Philippe Pierlot, has focused on the viol consort.
Argentina - Organ Roger Hellou Born in Buenos Aires in 1978, Roger Helou is a pianist, organist, arranger, and educator whose musical journey spans from medieval music to twentieth-century popular traditions.
Argentina - organetto Roger Helou Born in Buenos Aires in 1978, Roger Helou is a pianist, organist, arranger, and educator whose musical journey spans from medieval music to twentieth-century popular traditions.
Japan Shungen Fuke Shungen Fuke is the 164th Chief Abbot of Mii-dera Temple (Grand Head Temple of the Tendaijimon Sect) and holds a master’s degree in Western Philosophy from Ritsumeikan University.
Belgium Stef Van Vynckt Stef Van Vynckt is a Belgian harpist redefining the instrument through close collaboration with composers and a sustained commitment to contemporary repertoire.
Belgium, Australia Susan Clynes Susan Clynes is a Belgian-Australian composer, singer, and pianist active in the fields of jazz, contemporary music, theater, and interdisciplinary creation.
Belgium - Piano Thérèse Malengreau Imagination, coherence and originality characterise the concert programs and recordings of the Belgian pianist Thérèse Malengreau, a regular guest as a recitalist and chamber music player at cycles and festivals of classical and contemporary music
France - Crystal reflection, Glass harmonica Thomas Bloch Thomas Bloch is a worldwide prominent classical soloist specializing in the rare instruments (ondes Martenot, glass harmonica, cristal Baschet).
Belgium - Piano Virgile Van Essche Virgile Van Essche is a Belgian pianist who studied at the Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, the Royal Academy in London, and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels.
