R E V I E W S

 

“Incredibly solid touch, vibrant sonorities"

​Bruno Serrou, Classique d'Aujourd'hui. 

 

“Wonderful sound, outstanding feeling. Worth a standing ovation!”​

Michel Egéa, la Provence.

N E W S

April 2021

 

Golden Diapason for the first album of Arnold String trio (Beethoven op.9 trio, Mirare 2021)

"The Arnolds, excellent in the most perilous passages, offer a precise, eloquent overview, never too affected or jostled. "

Patrick Szersnovicz, DIAPASON

 

December 2019

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Charles Oulmont prize 2019

With the composer Benoit Menut, Manuel Vioque-Judde is the first violist  to receive the Music Prize of the Charles Oulmont foundation.

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September 2019

 

Presentation of the Just Classik Festival, 2nd edition

Live on France Musique in "Génération France Musique, Le live" with Manuel Vioque-Judde artistic director and the musicians of the festival.

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September 2018

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First edition of the Just Classik Festival
Four days of chamber music in the heart of the city of Troyes gathering soloists from all over the world under the artistic direction of Manuel Vioque-Judde. 

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June 2017

 

Manuel Vioque-Judde is nominated : 

"ADAMI Classical Revelation" 

 

December 2016

 

Live on the french radio for the show "Génération Jeunes Interprètes" :

December 10th live on the french radio, Manuel plays pieces of Schumann, Turina and Prokofiev with pianist Cédric Lorel and Van Kuijk Quartet.

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March 2016

 

Manuel wins the 2nd Prize at the prestigious "XII Lionel Tertis Viola Competition" :

The competition, named after the great British viola virtuoso, Lionel Tertis, was held on the Isle of Man, attended by 44 violists selected during the first stage. The jury chaired by George Caird (England) included Yuri Bashmet (Russia), Wing Ho (China), Garth Knox (Ireland) and Thomas Riebl (Austria).

 

December 2015

 

Manuel Vioque-Judde’s CD, Viola Reflections, acclaimed by critic Bertrand Boissard, was granted 5 Diapason awards :

‘'A fantastic recording of English music by Violist Manuel Vioque Judde, very well accompanied by the piano of Cedric Lorel, illuminates the most recent issue of the “Young Soloists Collection”, self-produced by the Conservatoire de Paris. The deep sonority and the vibrancy of Vioque-Judde’s playing renders all the richness of Bridge’s Phantasie, the whimsical and eerie mood of Bax’s sonata and the desolate tone of Britten’s Lachrymae". 

Bertrand Boissard, DIAPASON