an Access to the World’s Leading Artists
L’ANNEXE44 opens the doors to a unique network of more than 100 classical, jazz, and pop artists selected for their excellence, sensitivity, and ability to create rare and unforgettable moments.
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Yuja Wang
Revealed at a very young age as a piano prodigy, Yuja Wang is today recognized as one of the most brilliant and daring artists of her generation. A blazing virtuoso, she shakes up the codes of classical music with a captivating sense of freedom. A regular guest at the world’s greatest concert halls —including New York’s Carnegie Hall, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw, and the Philharmonie de Paris— she captivates audiences as much with her interpretations as with her stage presence.
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Gautier Capuçon
A leading figure of French cello, Gautier Capuçon combines musical elegance, artistic depth, and human generosity. Invited by the world’s greatest conductors and orchestras, he performs at venues such as the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, New York’s Carnegie Hall, and La Scala in Milan. Although a classical musician, his openness to other musical styles captivates audiences everywhere, as shown by the millions of views of his performance of L’Hymne à l’Amour from the third floor of the Eiffel Tower, or his duet with John Legend at the latest Pièces Jaunes gala.
Yaron Herman
A genius improvisational pianist renowned for his innovative approach to jazz and creativity, Yaron Herman’s playing combines poetry, lyricism, and virtuosic flights. His albums reveal a unique style that fuses jazz, classical music, and pop. He performs on the world’s greatest stages, including the Philharmonie de Paris and Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie, and is a guest at major festivals such as Jazz à Vienne and Jazz in Marciac.
Anna Chedid (NACH)
French singer, pianist, and songwriter Anna Chedid —known by her stage name NACH— embodies a unique sensibility where poetry, strength, and delicacy intertwine. Heir to a renowned musical lineage, she forges her own path between French chanson, pop, and dreamlike vocal improvisations. In her introspective and sincere writing, she explores themes such as love, travel, and identity. On France’s most prestigious stages, including L’Olympia and Le Trianon, she defends a music that is free, authentic, and deeply embodied.
