Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch
Composer and sound artist

Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch's interests range from pure electronics to compositions for theater and dance, from soundtracks for images to interactive installations. In his compositions, he is always interested in the idea of establishing new connections between otherwise distant elements. Whether it's projects outside Western aesthetics, such as those with Ballaké Sissoko or Amir Elsaffar, immersive sound installations like "Square" for Ircam - Centre Pompidou or "Atolls" for the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, or collaborating with choreographers and directors such as Adolphe Binder, Michele di Stefano, Richard Siegal and Stijn Celis, Lorenzo Bianchi Hoesch studies composition and performance in relation to the spatial component of sound and the movement of bodies. Much of his work is devoted to 3D sound, multichannel and holophonic composition. He has received commissions from various institutions: Ircam - Centre Pompidou, Groupement de Recherche Musicale (GRM), Biennale di Venezia, Göteborg Opera, Musée du Quai Branly, Saarbrucken Opera, Ballet National de Marseille, RhurTriennale, Fondation Royaumont, FaceFoundation, Haydn Foundation, and many others...
and has performed all over the world.

Fabrizio Cassol
Composer and saxophonist

In 1991, Fabrizio Cassol travels to the Central African forest with Stéphane Galland and Michel Hatzigeorgiou to meet the Aka pygmy tribe. On their return, they formed the Aka Moon trio, Fabrizio Cassol's main band. He has collaborated with musicians such as Frederic Rzewski, Garrett List, William Sheller, Jacques Pelzer, Toots Thielemans, David Linx, Henri Pousseur, Magic Malik, Kris Defoort and DJ Grazzhoppa), Oumou Sangare, Doudou N'ndiaye Rose, Ictus...
He has also composed for dance and theater with the Rosas company and Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker ("I Said I", "In Real Time"), with Alain Platel ("VSPRS", "Pitié!", "Coup de Chœurs"), the Comédie Française in Paris, Tj Stan, Luc Bondy and Philippe Boesmans...

Adèle Viret
Cellist and improviser

Cellist, improviser and composer Adèle Viret is one of the most promising young musicians of her generation. Her singular musical universe was revealed with the creation in 2023 of her very first quartet project "Close to the Water", winner of numerous awards (Euroradio Jazz Competition 2024, FoRTE 2024) and Jazz Migration 2023. She also performs alongside renowned artists (Magic Malik, Fabrizio Cassol, João Barradas) and is a guest on numerous projects on the European scene, appearing regularly in Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy and Portugal.