OSCAR HERRERO TRIO (Espagne)

An extensive concert career which began when he was very young is testimony to his abilities as a composer and concert performer.
He continued to advance his solo career, winning the first prizes awarded at the highest level in the world of flamenco; the Bordón Minero (Festival de La Union) and the National Flamenco Guitar Prize in Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz.
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MARCO TAMAYO (Cuba)

Marco Tamayo, classical guitarist with Austrian Citizenship, was born in La Havana, Cuba, were he started to play guitar at the age of three under his father tuition. He studied with Antonio Alberto Rodríguez and Leo Brouwer, Harold Gramatges, and later in Europe at the University of Music in Munich (Germany, class of J. Clerch), and at the Mozarteum University of Arts in Salzburg with Eliot Fisk (guitar), Rainner Schmid (violinist), and Anthony Spiri (cembalist), Keneth Gilbert (cembalist), among others.
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CLAUDIO MACCARI - PAOLO PUGLIESE - 19th century guitars (Italie)

Born in 1970, Claudio Maccari and Paolo Pugliese started their studies and researches in 19th century music in 1988. Since then they have been redefining the musical language of the classic and romantic periods using   original instruments and historical methods.
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EMILE ELLBERGER (Suisse)
Compositeur, chercheur et professeur honoraire à la HEMGE (Haute Ecole de Musique de Genève).

Né au Liban en 1941, de nationalité américaine, il étudie la musique avec Nadia Boulanger, Pierre Monteux et Bruno Maderna. En Suisse depuis 1973, il réalise des commandes pour oeuvresélectroacoustiques au Centre de Recherches Sonores de la Radio Suisse Romande.
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