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As a soloist she performed in recitals and played Martinü’s Concerto-Rhapsody in the Czech Republic and Mozart’s Symphonie Concertante with the Toulouse Chamber Orchestra. She was also invited as guest principal to perform the viola solo part of Strauss’s Don Quixote with Orchestre de Picardie in France and Poland and is regularly invited as principal viola in orchestras, notably with Les Dissonances, an ensemble which performs without Conductor and under the musical direction of violinist David Grimal.
Léa also collaborates with the cellist Héloïse Luzzati in her project La boite à pépites and Festival Un temps pour elles whose ambition is to promote and disseminate the repertoire of women composers for a greater equality in musical and artistic programming.
Léa also participated in the Camille Pépin Chamber Music album (Classica’s choc, France Musique’s choice, « FFF » in Télérama) and in various chamber music recordings.
Associate artist of the Ensemble I Giardini, they recorded together the album Nuits au côté Véronique Gens (Diapason d’or, Classica’s choc, Resmusica’s key, France Musique’s choice) and an album dedicated to the music of Caroline Shaw (2022).
In 2022, she is working with the cellist Yan Levionnois on a project based on the symphonic poem Don Quixote by Richard Strauss in the form of a musical show produced by Arts et Spectacles Production.
Léa graduated from Paris’ Conservatory and went on to study with Nobuko Imai and Lawrence Power in Switzerland. She has won prizes at National and International Competitions, become laureate of several Foundations and took part in prestigious Festival Academies such as Krzyzowa Music for Europe (Poland), Kronberg “Cello Plus” (Germany), Ravinia Steans Music Institute (USA), Verbier Festival Academy (Switzerland), IMS Prussia Cove (England), Aurora Chamber Music (Sweden), Encuentro de Santander (Spain).
Léa plays a viola by Charles Coquet and a bow by Sylvain Bigot.
As a soloist she performed in recitals and played Martinü’s Concerto-Rhapsody in the Czech Republic and Mozart’s Symphonie Concertante with the Toulouse Chamber Orchestra. She was also invited as guest principal to perform the viola solo part of Strauss’s Don Quixote with Orchestre de Picardie in France and Poland and is regularly invited as principal viola in orchestras, notably with Les Dissonances, an ensemble which performs without Conductor and under the musical direction of violinist David Grimal.
Léa also collaborates with the cellist Héloïse Luzzati in her project La boite à pépites and Festival Un temps pour elles whose ambition is to promote and disseminate the repertoire of women composers for a greater equality in musical and artistic programming.
Léa also participated in the Camille Pépin Chamber Music album (Classica’s choc, France Musique’s choice, « FFF » in Télérama) and in various chamber music recordings.
Associate artist of the Ensemble I Giardini, they recorded together the album Nuits au côté Véronique Gens (Diapason d’or, Classica’s choc, Resmusica’s key, France Musique’s choice) and an album dedicated to the music of Caroline Shaw (2022).
In 2022, she is working with the cellist Yan Levionnois on a project based on the symphonic poem Don Quixote by Richard Strauss in the form of a musical show produced by Arts et Spectacles Production.
Léa graduated from Paris’ Conservatory and went on to study with Nobuko Imai and Lawrence Power in Switzerland. She has won prizes at National and International Competitions, become laureate of several Foundations and took part in prestigious Festival Academies such as Krzyzowa Music for Europe (Poland), Kronberg “Cello Plus” (Germany), Ravinia Steans Music Institute (USA), Verbier Festival Academy (Switzerland), IMS Prussia Cove (England), Aurora Chamber Music (Sweden), Encuentro de Santander (Spain).
Léa plays a viola by Charles Coquet and a bow by Sylvain Bigot.
