The album includes both well-known classical pieces and less conventional selections, such as "La Vie en Rose," reflecting Camille Berthollet's artistic freedom.
Recording & Production
The idea for this album originated after Camille Berthollet's appearance on the TV show "Vivement Dimanche," where she performed with cellist Gautier Capuçon.
Performer Biography
Camille Berthollet, the main performer, plays both violin and cello, and could not choose one instrument over the other for this album.
Performer Biography
Gautier Capuçon, a cellist, expressed his happiness to accompany Camille Berthollet on her debut album, having met her on the show "Prodiges."
Performer Biography
The Orchestre d'Auvergne, an international chamber orchestra founded in 1981, has a stable ensemble of 21 musicians and a broad repertoire from baroque to contemporary music.
Recording & Production
The album's program was developed spontaneously through discussions between the record label, Camille, her sister Julie, and their mother.
Performer Biography
Camille Berthollet performs several duos with her sister Julie Berthollet, a violinist, with whom she has been playing since the age of four.
