Paris - France

Hugues Reiner, French conductor, pianist and composer, founder of the Chœur Hugues Reiner, conducts major choral and symphonic works in France and abroad. A humanist, he is committed to social causes and makes classical music accessible to all.

Vincent Lucas, principal flute of the Orchestre de Paris since 1994, made his debut at a very young age at the Paris Conservatoire and then with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. An acclaimed soloist and chamber musician, he teaches at the CNSMDP and the CRR de Paris, gives international masterclasses and records a vast French repertoire.

After completing her master's degree at Rouen Cathedral, Anne-Cécile Laurent studied voice at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Rouen. In June 2016, she reached the final phase of the prestigious Concours International du Belvédère and recently the national semi-final of the Voix Nouvelles competition at the Opéra de Massy.

Yana Boukoff, who trained at the Maîtrise de Radio-France and then in Berlin and Vienna, pursues a career in opera and chamber music. An international soloist, she sings Mozart, Rossini, Massenet and Bizet, records for Harmonia Mundi, and collaborates with leading conductors and musicians.

Joachim Bresson, a tenor born in Paris in 1982, is a self-taught musician supported by Hugues Reiner. He performs in France and abroad. His repertoire ranges from Schubert to Mahler, Fauré and Verdi. A poet, he has written over 200 rondeaux inspired by Charles d'Orléans, and published two critically acclaimed collections.

A complete artist, he stands out for his attachment to French and German music, particularly Massenet and Bizet. His supple, expressive voice has taken him from opera to operetta, on stages the world over, under the direction of prestigious conductors and in collaboration with contemporary composers.