Yaoré Talibart Plays J. S. Bach
Yaoré Talibart
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Yaoré Talibart - Yaoré Talibart Plays J. S. Bach
Yaoré Talibart performs the Sarabande, Gigue and Chaconne from J.S Bach's Violin Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004 live as part of the state51 Conservatoire series.
"This was the first time I performed for a livestream. I think in general it’s a difficult experience because you don’t have the adrenaline of the public but you still need this as a strength to hold on, so it demands an entire different way of thinking the performance, and how to create your own mental stage. It’s definitely one of my biggest challenges now, because I realised that I’ve never trained myself to do so." - Yaoré
French violinist Yaoré has always been attracted to chamber music, which she discovered at the same time as her initial violin studies. She experimented with a vast range of repertoire in various formations from an early age - exploring formations from duos to chamber orchestras.
Yaoré is a founding member of piano trio Neldë and has been the concertmaster of the Ensemble Appassionato, founded by Mathieu Herzog, since 2017. She began her studies under Anton Matalaev before going on to study at the Conservatoire National de Paris under Philippe Graffin. Yaoré has just completed her Advanced Diploma at the Royal Academy of Music, London, under the teaching of Alex Redington.
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"This was the first time I performed for a livestream. I think in general it’s a difficult experience because you don’t have the adrenaline of the public but you still need this as a strength to hold on, so it demands an entire different way of thinking the performance, and how to create your own mental stage. It’s definitely one of my biggest challenges now, because I realised that I’ve never trained myself to do so." - Yaoré
French violinist Yaoré has always been attracted to chamber music, which she discovered at the same time as her initial violin studies. She experimented with a vast range of repertoire in various formations from an early age - exploring formations from duos to chamber orchestras.
Yaoré is a founding member of piano trio Neldë and has been the concertmaster of the Ensemble Appassionato, founded by Mathieu Herzog, since 2017. She began her studies under Anton Matalaev before going on to study at the Conservatoire National de Paris under Philippe Graffin. Yaoré has just completed her Advanced Diploma at the Royal Academy of Music, London, under the teaching of Alex Redington.
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