Born in 1981, Clarisse RINALDO began his musical studies in Guadeloupe, then in France at the Conservatoire National de Région de LILLE (France – Nord)
Initially a violinist, it was in this institution that she obtained the Gold Medal unanimously with congratulations from the jury and the Prize for Improvement with distinction in violin in the class of Fernand IACIU (super solo violinist of the LILLE national orchestra), as well as a First Prize in chamber music, a First Prize in musical analysis with distinction and congratulations from the jury and a unanimous gold medal with the SACEM prize in musical writing.
She then turned to the viola and studied at the Boulogne-Billancourt Regional Conservatory where she obtained her First Prize unanimously.
Passionate about both Baroque and Classical music, she gives numerous concerts both in France and abroad with prestigious ensembles including the Lille National Orchestra conducted by Jean-Claude Casadesus, the Lille Conservatory Orchestra under the direction of Jean-Sébastien Bereau, Michel Piquemal, Michel Lasserre de Rozel, and others.Douai Orchestra under the direction of Stéphane CARDON ...
In 2005, she joined La Grande Ecurie Et La Chambre Du Roy, directed by Jean-Claude MALGOIRE, as a violinist.
His love for chamber music led him to join the Sirius Quartet in 2007.
The Sirius Quartet
The Sirius string quartet was born from the frequent collaboration of four musicians from the Nord-Pas de Calais region for various concerts and other cultural events. The desire to work together on the string quartet repertoire arose naturally and obviously.
The shared taste for the same musical periods, for the same composers and the same concern for perfection, research and progress have been rich assets in the establishment and recognition of this string ensemble.
The main goal of this musical initiative is to promote a wide repertoire in the Northern Region of France and in Belgium, both for "traditional" concerts and in various more unusual venues (nurseries, schools, hospitals, prisons, senior residences) in order to make music accessible to as many people as possible.
The Sirius Quartet balances and diversifies its programs to appeal to a wide audience. It readily introduces new composers and develops projects combining dance with music, film, poetry, or even circus arts.
All these elements give real dynamism to this young ensemble which, beyond its sharing and musical generosity, takes above all great pleasure in being in the spotlight.
Sirius
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