Since 2016, flutist Myriam Darmé and harpist Maia Darmé have been regularly joined on stage by renowned organist Philippe Bezkorowajny. Their trio has won over audiences at each of their appearances at festivals and in churches around France ever since.
Musicians of the highest caliber.
Bassin TV, 16.07.2021
An exceptional concert.
Sud Ouest, 09.08.2023
This instrumental combination gives the musicians access to a wide-ranging repertoire. When they are not casting light on unfairly forgotten works, they brilliantly interpret their own transcriptions and arrangements. The trio offers many different recital programs, focusing for instance on “Baroque Europe”; “The Most Beautiful Ave Marias” (including works by Bach-Gounod, Schubert, Caccini, Piazzolla, Mozart, Haydn Waud, Mascagni as well as beautiful folk prayers, from the Middle East of the first centuries CE to 20th century Latin America via medieval Ireland) or “Escales” (an invitation to journey, from one world to another).
A packed audience greeted the performers. The technical challenge of synchronizing sounds from diametrically opposed locations — the harp and flute in the church choir, and the organ in its gallery — was successfully met. The program was eclectic, featuring pieces from the 11th century to the late 20th century. All instrumental combinations were explored: trio, flute/harp, organ/harp and flute/organ duos, as well as solo organ […] A remarkable performance that brought the audience to their feet.
Sud-Ouest, 10.05.2018
Sud Ouest, 18.07.2019
Myriam Darmé, Philippe Bezkorowajny and Maia Darmé were all classically trained at the best conservatoires and lead brilliant individual careers. Myriam Darmé, multi-instrumentalist flautist and show producer, is also a recognized pedagogue and author of numerous publications for her instrument. Philippe Bezkorowajny, organist in residence at Sainte Marie Bastide and Sainte Croix in Bordeaux, is a leading figure of the organ in South West France (President of the regional Association for the Development of the Organ in Aquitaine, he authored several book on his instrument). As for Maia Darmé, she is a virtuoso soloist in demand on all continents, and tours the world as a classical harpist a well as performing on instruments ranging from electric to traditional harps.
« Traversées » won the audience over. The harp, flute and organ trio gave a tremendous concert to open the season at the Basilica this weekend.
Sud Ouest, 09.07.2019
Renowned soloists, perfectly at ease navigating through musical eras and continents.
Sud-Ouest, 18.07.2019
Harp, flute and organ […] a trio of widely recognized talent […]. Remarkably, the musicians then [at the end of the concert] extended an invitation to the audience for an open dialogue and stayed on stage to partake in lively exchanges.
Sud Ouest, 13.08.2021