Imagine a Parisian evening where the strings of a quartet resonate, weaving a dialogue between a Beethoven masterpiece and a bold contemporary creation. This is the world of Orange Quartet, a project born of Galina's passion for classical music revisited with a touch of modernity.

After a career as a soloist alongside prestigious ensembles such as the Narva Symphony Orchestra and the Orchestra del Mediterraneo, and after founding the Gemme Quartet, Galina is opening a new artistic chapter. With Orange Quartet, she brings together three talented musicians around a shared ideal: making the classical heritage converse with contemporary daring.

Les Artisans d’Orange Quartet

United by a shared vision and a rare chemistry, the four musicians of Orange Quartet combine virtuosity and sensitivity to bring a rich, vibrant repertoire to life. Each brings a distinctive voice to this shared musical adventure:

• Galina Lanskaia (violon) : Fondatrice et âme du quatuor, elle insuffle sa rigueur et son lyrisme, fruits d’une carrière internationale.
• Abel Charzat (violon) : Avec son jeu virtuose et sa sensibilité méditerranéenne, il apporte une couleur unique à l’ensemble.
• Bénédicte Leclerc (alto) : Son timbre profond et sa finesse harmonique tissent un lien essentiel entre les voix du quatuor.
• Dawei Tan (violoncelle) : Son intensité émotionnelle et sa précision donnent une ancre puissante à chaque performance.

Galina Lanskaia (violin): Founder and soul of the quartet, she brings her rigour and her lyricism, born of an international career.

A Repertoire between Tradition and Creation

Leur programme mêle les grands classiques : Mozart, Beethoven, à des œuvres contemporaines, dont certaines écrites spécialement pour eux. Sur scène, leur énergie et leur cohésion créent une connexion immédiate avec le public, faisant de chaque performance une expérience singulière.

Orange Quartet embodies a renewed musical passion, where tradition and modernity meet to offer unique moments.

Follow their adventure from stage to stage, and let yourself be carried away by the warmth and vitality of their music.

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A Career of Recitals, Festivals and Concerts with Orchestra

Galina Lanskaia, a gifted violinist, moves her audience with the emotional power of her violin. Combining her passion for chamber music with a soloist's career in France and abroad, she captivates through a rich repertoire that blends masterpieces of the classical violin with contemporary explorations. Her musical world, sensitive and demanding, makes her an artist not to be missed.

Galina Lanskaia Illumine les Festivals Européens

In 2023, Lanskaia made a strong impression at several European festivals. She performed at the BeeFor Festival in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, in duo with pianist Karolina Tomaschevska, then at the 48H Festival in Sèvres. Her international standing was confirmed at the Klassika Kutkes Festival in Tallinn, Estonia. Every performance is an opportunity for Galina to weave a unique musical narrative, where expressiveness and precision create moments of intense emotion.

An Exceptional Soloist with Orchestra

Lanskaia excelle en tant que soliste invitée auprès d’orchestres prestigieux, dont :

• The Narva Symphony Orchestra (Estonia), conducted by Anatoly Schura.
• The Orchestra Filarmonica del Mediterráneo (Italy), under the baton of Giuseppe Monopoli.
• The Bad Reichenhaller Philharmoniker (Germany), with Christian Simonis.

These collaborations allow her to explore major concertos while asserting her artistic signature, marked by finesse and personality.

Une Artiste aux Multiples Facettes

In 2021, Galina was awarded a grant from the, opening the doors of the prestigious. This recognition underlines her place within the European musical tradition. Lanskaia is not confined to classical concert halls. During an appearance on in a music programme, she performed a song by Sting with remarkable elegance, a testament to her eclecticism and her ability to reach a wide audience.

Vers de Nouveaux Horizons Musicaux

Aujourd’hui, Galina Lanskaia explore de nouveaux répertoires et formats avec une curiosité insatiable. Suivez son parcours et découvrez une artiste qui redéfinit l’art du violon.

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Since they met in 2023, violinist Galina Lanskaia and pianist Christian Wachter have been building, concert after concert, a musical dialogue marked by finesse and mutual understanding. Together they explore the demanding, refined repertoire of the violin and piano duo, bringing out the emotional richness and depth of these works.

Driven by a shared artistic vision, Galina and Christian are committed to bringing the great pages of classical music to life while adding their own sensitivity. Their collaboration, both rigorous and inspired, gives rise to interpretations that are at once faithful and personal.

In 2024 they performed the complete Beethoven sonatas for violin and piano, an emblematic cycle that testifies to their virtuosity and their exceptional musical understanding. Building on that landmark experience, they are now pursuing a new large-scale project: the complete sonatas of Johannes Brahms and Robert Schumann, two leading composers of German Romanticism, whose works test the performers' technique as much as their sensitivity.

But their ambition does not stop there. The duo continually broadens its repertoire, combining major works with rarer pieces to offer varied programmes, rich in emotion and discovery. This artistic choice allows them to reach a wide audience while offering concerts that are always renewed.

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