2026 Edition

From March 17 to 22 at the Atelier du Plateau in Paris.
Six days during which six cellists selected will be able to practice, discover, study, listen, exchange, share in the company of Italian cellist Francesco Dillon, patron of this edition, Noémi Boutin, Vincent Courtois and Éric-Maria Couturier.

Masterclasses take place in the morning plus the afternoon and are followed each evening by a concert, for the interns to see and hear the cello in different stylistic contexts, and above all to insist on the need for continuity of the link between theory and practice.

Première semaine : Paris, Atelier du Plateau

du 18 au 23 Mars 2025

Tuesday 17.03

Solos

solo recital
Francesco Dillon

Éléonore Rannou, 2025 edition intern, performs the piece commissioned from Francesco Dillon

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Patron of the 2026 edition, Francesco Dillon will perform a piece of his choosing

Kaija

Camille Garin violin
Madeleine Athané Best violin
Maëlle Desbrosses alto violin
Adèle Viret cello

Wednesday 18.03

Masterclasses: Éric-Maria Couturier, Noémi Boutin

from 10am to 12am and 1pm to 3:30pm

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Angèle Decreux, 2025 edition intern, performs the piece commissioned from Matthieu Chamblas, 2024 edition intern

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Ourika duo

Clémence Mepsout cello
Valentin Hoffman cello

Thursday 19.03

Masterclasses: Noémi Boutin, Vincent Courtois

from 10am to 12am and 1pm to 3:30pm

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Jack Stulz trio

Andrew Briggs cello
Aki Tsai violin
John Stulz alto violin

Friday 20.03

Masterclasses: Francesco Dillon, Vincent Courtois

from 10am to 12am and 1pm to 3:30pm

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nits and dogs

Rose Dehors trombone, sacqueboute, singin, recorder
Lou Ferrand singing
Raphaël Gautier guitar, pandeiro
Paolo Rezze celloe, bass, guitar, pandeiro

Saturday 21.03

Panel Talk

Around the bow-making and lute-making crafts with members of the C.L.A.C. collective.

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Closing concert:
Solo and free propositions from the 2025 interns

Each intern will present and perform and piece of their choice.

Sunday 22.03

Panel Talk with Francesco Dillon

Bouton "réserver"