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Ricardo Herz is a 28 year old violinist from São Paulo, Brazil. Despite his young age, Herz has plenty of experience as he is classically trained (Graduated at São Paulo University) and also studied jazz at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. In France, he studied at Didier Lockwood’s institute, where he regularly conducts work-shops on Brazilian music. Back home, in Brazil, Herz won the popular jury at Visa Prize for Brazilian Music in 2004. Since then, he has released two solo CDs "Violino Popular Brasileiro" and "Brasil em 3 por 4", distributed in Brazil) and has also performed with talented artists such as Yamandu Costa, Hamilton de Holanda and the forró legend Dominguinhos.

Herz’s repertoire is extremely rich in top quality instrumental Brazilian. His excellent repertoire ranges from Northeastern rhythms to choro, samba and its numerous variants. His research and deep knowledge of Brazilian music inspired his second solo album, Brasil em 3 por 4, including famous popular waltzes by composers such as Milton Nascimento, Pixinguinha and Djavan. Experimenting in his home studio, Ricardo recorded all the violins on this album. He plays the bass, the solos and everything else. He says: “I’ve always wanted to record a solo album playing in duos, trios and quartets, all by myself!”, he laughs. The album will be released in September 2007.

In Violino Popular Brasileiro, his first album, he proposes five of his own compositions besides warm interpretations of brazilian classics such as Ponteio, Beatriz, É and Linha de Passe. All marked by virtuosity and vivid energy. The mandolinist Hamilton de Holanda co-signed the music production with Herz for the cd, in which the accordionist and singer Dominguinhos (in Céu) and percussionist Zé Luiz Nascimento both participated. Hamilton himself performs on the track É.

Currently, Ricardo lives in Paris and, apart from his solo work, he performs with the groups Orquestra do Fubá (dedicated to forró), Tekere (afro-brazilian-jazz) and 3por6 (acoustic choro trio).

In his European solo tour, Ricardo is accompanied by Natallino Neto on the bass, Mathieu Gramoli, drums and Anthony Winzenrieth, guitar.
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Filip Krumes got his music education from Belgrade University of Arts, Faculty of Music and Royal Conservatory for Music, Drama and Dance in Antwerpen, Belgium where he had opportunity to explore improvisation in a style of the contemporary classical music. Filip devoted his artistic life to improvisation in various musical styles and its application to the contemporary musical language.

  He was member of the Balkan Music Club, band Hazars, founder of Turn Around Band and soloist, concertmaster and conductor of the Orchestra of Talents. Presently he is playing with bands Shira U'tfila, Belo platno and Gypsy jazz Hot Club of Belgrade.

He is president of the board of the Council of Arts in Pancevo, Serbia, member of the Committee for Evaluations of the Cultural and Artistic Projects in the city of Pancevo, Serbia and founding member of the Association of String Players of Serbia.

Filip performed as a soloist and member of various bands throughout Serbia, ex Yugoslavia, as well as in almost all countries of  European Union and has collaborated with number of Serbian and foreign musicians and bands of various musical genres.

In addition to being a performer, composer, arranger, and music producer, Filip makes and repairs string instruments. Besides music, Filip studied artistic photography.

As a member of the group of authors Filip was awarded The Best Movie Music Award at the Festival of Short Movies in Belgrade, Serbia.  As a member of band Shira U’tfila, Filip was a recipient of The Best World Music Band Award as well as The Audience Award at the IJMF in Amsterdam, Netherland
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Né le 11 Mai 1983 à Sfax (Tunisie), Zied ZOUARI, appartenant à une famille de musiciens, reçoit dès l’âge de cinq ans l’enseignement de piano de ses deux parents. Deux ans plus tard, Il accède au conservatoire national régional de Sfax où ses premiers professeurs découvrent son talon remarquable. Il initie très tôt le violon avec son oncle Lassaâd ZOUARI, directeur du conservatoire et de Mourad SIALA, tous deux docteurs en musique et musicologie. Il obtient le premier prix des enfants interprète à Tunis en 1996 et la médaille d’or du festival des enfants créateurs à Kram (Tunisie) en 1997 lui permettant d’accéder au calibre international. Ainsi, Il représente la Tunisie à la première rencontre des enfants arabes à Dubai (Emirates arabes unies) où il obtient la médaille d’or. Zied Zouari entre ensuite dans le domaine professionnel où il se produit avec le chanteur tunisien libanais « Wadi SAFΠ» au festival international de Carthage à la même année où il obtient le diplôme de musique arabe (1999). Après le Baccalauréat, il poursuit ses études en musique et musicologie à l’institut supérieur de musique de Sfax où il reçoit l’enseignement du violoniste russe « Vassil DIMITROV ». En plus de la musique classique, Zied y découvre de nouveaux univers musicaux métissant la musique arabe avec la musique turque, Indou, Jazz et musiques du monde. Puisant dans le savoir faire de ses professeurs, il concrétise ses inspirations en compagnie du guitariste Jazz français « Sylvain Luc » au festival méditerranéen de la guitare, de « Patrice Villaumé » au festival de médina de Sfax, Mahdia, de « Iskra Dimitrova » au festival « Nuits des solistes » à Sousse, ou encore « Hamdi Makhlouf » à l’institut supérieur de musique de Tunis. Il assure le concert inaugural du festival « Jeunes virtuoses » en 2005 et participe au festival « couleurs Jazz » en 2006, tous deux au palais du « Baron d’Erlanger » à Sidi Bousaid. Couronnant son parcours universitaire par le prix présidentiel en musique et musicologie obtenu en 2006, Zied Zouari poursuit ses études doctorales en France où, membre de l’orchestre symphonique de la cité internationale de Paris et élève du soliste Nicolas RISLER, il intègre la création franco-tunisienne « Cantates des rives » avec laquelle il entame une tournée en Grèce, Maroc, Tunisie ainsi que le quintette de Jazz manouche « la cinquième roue » et le groupe de rock oriental « Enfance rouge ». Il collabore avec le guitariste Christian Peruti, le pianiste Jazz Mohamed Ali Kammoun et il fonde le Quatuor « Euro-Maghreb ». Actuellement, Zied Zouari, doctorant à l’université Sorbonne Paris 4, s’intéresse à la composition musicale et développe une approche fusionnelle traçant ses diverses orientations musicales à travers ses œuvres « Lettre à Ikbel », « Air from India », « Nuits à Agadir » et « Tarek Ibn Zied ».
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Vidar Skrede (born 1980) was a multi instrumentalist and a folk music artist already as a teenager. Today his instrument are hardanger violin, fiddle, 5-string octave viola, 6 and 12 string guitars, Greek bouzouki, bodhrán, whistles, mountain flute and willow flute, and he has been doing concerts, touring and working with music both in Norway and abroad.

Vidar Skrede has studied folk music performance at Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo, and master in Nordic folk music at Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Carl Nielsen Academy of Music in Odense, and Royal College of Music in Stockholm.

The music of Vidar Skrede is folk music from his home area in Rogaland in the South West of Norway, but also Nordic and urban folk music, and fusion of this. In otherwords the musical expression and style stretches from the exotic and traditional to the modern and urban, through own compositions, band playing and expanding of the genre.

Vidar Skrede is heard in bands like «
The Secret Carpet Club» (NO/SE), «Geitungen» (NO), «AAMOS» (NO/UK), «Stimenn» (NO/SE), «NOMAS» (NO/SE/DK/FI), «Vidvandre» (NO/SE), «Fant&Fente» (NO), «Vidar&Laffen» (NO) and «The Great Norwegian Guitar Quartet» (NO). He is also contributing on recordings like «Geitungen - Vaniljesaus» (2001), «Geitungen - BRA KAST» (2005), «Gry Oftedal - Tvilevise» (2005), «Synnove Sletten - Nattfiol» (2005) and «Liv Runesdatter - Syng hjerte» (2008).The album, «Geitungen - BRA KAST», won the prize for best album of the year in open / experimental category at Norwegian folk music awards 2005.

His strong knowledge of folk music traditions, his genre-expanding skills and interests, his instruments and his playing, makes Vidar Skrede one of Scandinavia's most outstanding folk music artists of to day.

Listen to all of Vidar Skrede's music (over 35 tracks!), keep track of his gigs and get to know all about him at www.vidarskrede.no
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ISTÉPHANE CASALTA...  Former member of A Filetta, Stéphane Casalta, a talented singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, grew up in Balagne (Corsica), in the cradle of the cultural revival (Riacquistu) of the 1970's and 80's. He was 11 years old when he began singing with A Filetta and spent his teenage years under the precious influence of this legendary Corsican band. From village to village, and album to album, the road was long and full of beautiful encounters.
Founder of the band Giramondu in 1993, the act became the reference in Mediterranean music and Casalta revealed his creative potential by writing and composing the titles of the band's first two albums. They enjoyed great success with their second album "Mediterraniu" (1999). A year later, having already built a musical catalogue of an astonishing audacity and personality, looking to explore his affinity for poetry and pursue more inspiring eclectic sounds, Stéphane chose to move on to a solo career.  Stéphane began a new career with "Una Preghera" (A Prayer) (2001): Subtle arrangements mixing traditional instruments (with the help of Jean-Paul Poletti and Patrizia Guataceca from Soledonna ), Mediterranean inspiration and electronic atmospheres . "He sings with his deep voice, poetic lyrics on which he reveals a very personal musical world" said Marco Lamioni, the album producer. "The words and the poetry are the keys of his world, his conscience and his art". Casalta came back with a new release in 2003 named "Sumenta d'Ideale".  In 2006, Stéphane began writing new songs which eventually evolved into " terra è celu ", his forthcoming release. With his very own vision of the music in mind for his new album, he delivers a unique mix of Corsican music with various world music influences. 2008 and 2009 : geminas with the Sardinian singer: Franca Masu and other projets: polyphonic band (terranova) …   
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