2025/2026

“Resonance” Carte Blanche Season at Le Havre City Theatre

Manuel Vioque-Judde is the “Resonance” artist-in-residence for the 2025–2026 season. He has been granted a carte blanche for the entire season at the Théâtre de la Ville du Havre. Five events will punctuate the year, offering audiences the chance to discover the viola in all its forms, sometimes as a solo instrument, sometimes in chamber music, but above all as the musical center of gravity around which many artists will gather.

 

 

October 2024

Arnold String Trio New Album "Nuits Hongroises"

Under the spell of the night and its charms, the Arnold Trio pays homage to Hungarian string trio music. The rare piece Soirs transylvains by Lajtha evokes "the passage of the seasons in the mountains and meadows of ancient Transylvania." An Intermezzo by Kodály, followed by Dohnányi’s sparkling Serenade, conclude the journey with a beguiling scent of the Austro-Hungarian Belle Époque (Mirare record).

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April 2024

New Collaborative Album "Metamorphosen"

The Arnold String Trio invites Nathanaël Gouin, Manon Galy, Grégoire Vecchioni, Aurélien Pascal, and Laurène Durantel for a live recording of Richard Strauss's Piano Quartet and Metamorphosen for String Septet (B•records).

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Mai 2023

Japanese Debut with the Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra

Invited by violinist Augustin Dumay, Manuel Vioque-Judde made his debut as a soloist with the Kansai Philharmonic Orchestra in Mozart's sinfonia concertante alongside violinist Rio Arai under the direction of conductor Kimbo Ishii.

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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​​

Charles Oulmont prize 2019

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

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