LOUISE TALMA (1906 – 1996) 
Four-handed fun

RUTH CRAWFORD SEEGER (1901 – 1953)  
Piano sonata

AMY BEACH (1867 – 1942)
Ecstasy op. 19 n°2 
Rendez-vous op. 120
A Mirage op. 100 n°1 
Stella Viatoris  op. 100 n°2 

MARGUERITE MELVILLE LISZNIEWSKA (1879 – 1935)
Piano quintet in E minor op. 8

MARY-LOU WILLIAMS (1910 – 1981) 
Zodiac suite 
arr. for piano quintet

AGATHE PEYRAT

The soprano Agathe Peyrat began her training in classical and contemporary music at a very young age with the Maîtrise de Radio-France, before going on to study at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London. She was a prize-winner at the Béziers National Singing Competition in 2015 and at the Mozart Academy of the Aix-en-Provence International Opera Festival, where she received the Friends of the Festival Prize in 2018. Driven by her love of the stage and a passion for theatrical work, she performs as a soloist at various festivals, theatres and opera houses in France and abroad, covering an operatic repertoire ranging from Baroque to contemporary opera. Committed to collaborative work, she performs with the vocal ensemble Aedes, as well as with the Pygmalion ensemble, at various prestigious concert venues, such as the International Festival of Lyric Art in Aix-en-Provence, the Royal Opera of Versailles, the Opéra Comique, the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg and the Concertgebouw Amsterdam, amongst others. Her interest in interdisciplinarity quickly led her towards more cross-disciplinary projects, blending theatre, opera and song. For example, she premiered Tarquin, a lyric drama for singers, actors and a dance orchestra by Jeanne Candel, and Sans Tambour, a collective musical theatre production based on Schumann’s lieder by Samuel Achache (La Sourde theatre company). She also forms a duo with accordionist Pierre Cussac, enabling them to explore a wide-ranging musical repertoire.

RAPHAËLLE MOREAU

Nominated in the ‘Rising Stars’ category at the Victoires de la Musique Classique in 2020, Raphaëlle Moreau won First Prize at the 16th Postacchini Competition and is a laureate of the Nicati-de-Luze, l’Or du Rhin and Banque Populaire foundations, as well as the Marcel Bleuestein-Blanchet Foundation for Musical Talent. After studying with Rodica Bogdanas and Suzanne Gessner, she was unanimously admitted to the CNSMDP. She obtained a Master’s degree in Solo Performance in Renaud Capuçon’s class in Switzerland. Appointed concertmaster of the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester, she has collaborated with Herbert Blomstedt, Jonathan Nott, Vladimir Jurowski and Lorenzo Viotti, performing notably at the Musikverein in Vienna, the Konzerthaus in Berlin, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and the Felsenreitschule in Salzburg. Furthermore, as a soloist, she has performed with numerous orchestras, including the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bordeaux National Orchestra, the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra and the Georgia Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of conductors such as Myung-Whun Chung, Renaud Capuçon and Simone Young. Raphaëlle performs a wide-ranging repertoire, from the great classics to forgotten female composers and contemporary composers. She has premiered works by Camille Pépin, Clara Olivares, Thierry Hersant and Grégoire Rolland. She plays a Carlo Tononi violin from Bologna, generously loaned by Michael Guttman.

MANON GALY

Named “Instrumental Soloist Revelation” at the 2022 Victoires de la Musique, Manon Galy trained at the Regional Conservatoires of Toulouse and Paris before going on to study at the Paris Conservatoire (CNSMDP), the Munich Hochschule under Julia Fischer, the Philippe Jaroussky Academy, and the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Waterloo. She is a prize-winner at numerous international competitions, including the Lyon International Chamber Music Competition in 2021, where she won first prize as well as all the special prizes in the sonata category with Jorge Gonzalez-Buajasan, and awards from the Banque Populaire, Safran and Charles Oulmont foundations, as well as the AMOPA. Manon performs regularly as a soloist with various international orchestras, collaborating with leading conductors such as Renaud Capuçon, Sacha Goetzel, Aziz Shokhakimov, Bertrand De Billy and Simone Menezes, amongst others. A chamber musician at heart, Manon Galy founded the Trio Zeliha in 2018 with Jorge Gonzalez-Buajasan and Maxime Quennesson. Their debut album, released in 2020 on the Mirare label, was highly acclaimed by critics, as was their latest album, released in May 2024, which also received a 5-star rating from Classica, 4T from Télérama and was named “Laure Mézan’s Choice” in Pianiste magazine. Manon has joined, both as a soloist and with the Trio Zeliha, the production company “Beau Soir productions”, directed by Renaud Capuçon.

LÉA HENNINO

Léa Hennino performs chamber music around the world alongside renowned artists such as the Modigliani Quartet, Victor Julien-Lafferière, David Grimal and Edgar Moreau… She also performs in recitals, notably with the Toulouse Chamber Orchestra, and is regularly invited as principal viola in orchestras, notably with the ensemble Les Dissonances under the baton of David Grimal. Léa also collaborates with cellist Héloïse Luzzati for the La Boîte à Pépites label and the Un Temps pour Elles Festival, which aims to promote and disseminate the repertoire of female classical composers. An associate artist of the Ensemble I Giardini, she founded the Fidelio Quartet in 2023 with violinists Camille Fonteneau and Verena Chen, and cellist Maria Andréa Mendoza.

Léa plays a viola by Roland Belleguic, built in collaboration with Patrick Robin in 2025, and a bow by Thierry Doison, made in Lille.

HÉLOÏSE LUZZATI

CÉLIA ONETO BENSAID

THÉO FOUCHENNERET