Hélène Maréchaux
After graduating from the CNSM in Paris, she joined the Symphonie orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks. Then, attracted by small ensembles, she joined the Munich Chamber Orchestra. She has performed with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Philippe Herreweghe's Orchestre des Champs-Elysées and the baroque ensembles Hofkappelle München and Arcangelo. She plays with the Philharmonique de Radio France, where she is regularly called upon as concertmaster, taking her to the world's greatest concert halls (Victoria Hall, Théâtre des Champs Élysées, Salle Pleyel, etc.).

Marine Rodallec
Marine Rodallec is a long-term partner in PIANO AND CO projects.
She is a member of the ensemble C Barré and teaches at the CRR de Marseille.
An eclectic cellist, Marine Rodallec enjoys expressing herself through a variety of musical languages. Unlimited by era and style, and driven by insatiable curiosity, the search for "expressivity" through sound has always been and remains her "leitmotiv". 

Jean Sugitani
A member of Les Siècles orchestra, Jean-Hisanori Sugitani studied piano at the CNSM in Paris, where he won several Premier Prix before perfecting his chamber music skills. Winner of international competitions, he has collaborated with such luminaries as Krystof Penderecki, Pierre Boulez and Nicolas Bacri. He has premiered works by Guillaume Connesson, Karol Beffa, Richard Dubugnon...

Rémi Durupt
First prize at the "Giancarlo Facchinetti" International Conducting Competition in Brescia in 2018 and at the "Antal Dorati" International Competition in Budapest in 2021, Rémi Durupt (conductor sponsored by the Peter Eötvös Foundation and Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne), has made a name for himself through his mastery of diverse musical expressions, from interpretation of the classical repertoire to contemporary creation, not forgetting electronic music and free improvisation, constantly questioning the link between works, different eras and present audiences. In France and abroad, he conducts contemporary ensembles such as Sillages, Linéa, Lucilin, Tempus Konnex, Dedalo, UMZE, Impronta, Ars Nova and Links, which he co-founded.

Nathalie Négro
A classical pianist, Nathalie Négro soon turned her attention to contemporary music and creation.
Favoring encounters between musicians of different aesthetics and cultures, she likes to break down barriers between genres. Her musical commitments include the visibility of women in music, the democratization of access to contemporary music and support for the younger generation, all of which she also supports through European projects.