Camerata Rosa Musica

Born of a family passion for chamber music, the Quatuor Girard has trained with the greatest, notably the Quatuor Ysaÿe, as well as in renowned academies (European Chamber Music Academy, Académie de Villecroze, Proquartet, Festival d'Aix-en-Provence). Winner of the Geneva Competition in 2011 and the Prix Académie Maurice Ravel in 2010, he is supported by the Fondation Banque Populaire and HSBC.

The Quatuor Girard performs in prestigious concert halls and festivals in France and abroad (Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, Morocco, Russia, Japan, China, USA), alongside renowned artists such as Augustin Dumay, Gérard Caussé and Raphaël Sévère. In residence at the Chapelle Royale Reine Élisabeth de Belgique, he made his mark with a complete performance of Beethoven's quartets at the Fondation Singer-Polignac.

Committed to the democratization of classical music, the Quartet has multiplied its educational encounters in schools, conservatories and cultural centers. It is behind the Rosa Musica festival, which combines accessibility and the promotion of Provençal heritage in the Rhône Valley.

His rich and original discography includes albums such as Les Fleurs du Paradis (Matthieu Stefanelli), Les Sept Paroles (diptyque), and Cordes tressées (Grégoire Rolland).

Supported by Girard Production, the Quatuor Girard embodies a vision where art and humanity come together to re-enchant the world through music.

David Moreau is a graduate of the CNSM de Paris, often performing in recital, chamber music or concertos in France and abroad. Since 2018, he has been a regular member of the Boulez Ensemble, as well as the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra. He plays a "Giovanni Francesco Pressenda" violin generously lent by the "Fond Instrumental Français".

Born in Sarajevo, Renato Kamhi was trained in the Russian violin tradition. He is a graduate of the Royal Conservatories of Brussels and Ghent. Very active in chamber music, on violin and viola, he founded the Trio ARK with cellist Antonina Zharava and pianist Thomas Delclaud. He was conductor of the Santiago Opera (Chile) and has played in orchestras in France and abroad. He teaches at the Conservatoire de Puteaux.

Adrien Boisseau was a student of Jean Sulem at the CNSMD in Paris, and also trained with Veronika Hagen in Salzburg. In 2011, he joined Tabea Zimmermann's class at the Berlin Hochschule. Adrien is a prizewinner at the FMAJI international competition in Tokyo, the Yuri Bashmet competition in Moscow and the ARD competition in Munich... Chamber music has always been an opportunity for him to share the most intimate emotions. His partners include the Modigliani Quartet, Augustin Dumay, Menahem Pressler, Nicholas Angelich, Mitsuko Uschida, the Quatuor Ebène, Anne Sofie Von Otter, Mathias Goerner... He has recorded a dozen albums for Warner Erato, B records, Oehms Classics and Berlin Classics. He plays on a viola by Yair Hod Fainas.

Born in Belarus, Antonina Zharava is a prizewinner at international competitions in Chile, France, Hungary and the Czech Republic. She is a guest at numerous festivals around the world: Ravinia Festival in Chicago (USA), Festival Académie de Verbier (Switzerland), The Rome Chamber Music Festival (Italy), Piatigorsky Cello Festival and Heifetz Music Festival (USA). A founding member of Trio ARK, she also teaches cello and chamber music at the Conservatoires du 6ème and du 13ème arrondissements in Paris.

With Valérie Aimard (cello) and Cédric Lorel (piano), she created the YouTube channel dedicated to the pedagogical cello repertoire CELLO KIDS, a project awarded the Prix de l'Enseignement Musical 2019.

Claire-Elie Tenet has a prize for excellence in double bass at the CRR de Rueil-Malmaison, a singing prize from the CRR d'Amiens and the Jeune Espoir prize at the Canari international singing competition. She is currently pursuing a dual career as a double bass player and singer. An eclectic musician, she is just as passionate about baroque music as she is about classical opera and cabaret repertoire. Also an actress, she stages multi-disciplinary shows.