| Bilal Alnemr | Violine |
| Renaud Capuçon | Violine |
| Alexandra Conunova | Violine |
| Emmanuel Coppey | Violine |
| Mohamed Hiber | Violine |
| Manon Galy | Violine |
| Raphaëlle Moreau | Violine |
| Cosima Soulez-Larivière | Violine |
| Eva Zavaro | Violine |
| Léa Hennino | Viola |
| Adrien La Marca | Viola |
| Manuel Vioque-Judde | Viola |
| Paul Zientara | Viola |
| Julia Hagen | Cello |
| Olivia Gay | Cello |
| Anastasia Kobekina | Cello |
| Yan Levionnois | Cello |
| Edgar Moreau | Cello |
| Aurélien Pascal | Cello |
| Bruno Philippe | Cello |
| Maxime Quennesson | Cello |
| Lorraine Campet | Kontrabass |
| Céline Frisch | Cembalo |
| David Kadouch | Klavier |
| Guillaume Bellom | Klavier |
For the Easter Festival’s tenth anniversary edition, Renaud Capuçon has chosen to invite back all of the musicians who have performed as part of Génération @ Aix since 2013.
Although they are all in demand as performers around the world, from Edgar Moreau to Bruno Philippe, Eva Zavaro to Manon Galy, not to mention the young Aix-based violin prodigy himself, Bilal Alnemr, they have taken time out of their busy chedules to celebrate the Easter Festival this year!
The programme is intentionally sparkling and festive, with concertos by Bach and Vivaldi, providing the perfect soundtrack to a celebration of ten years of music dedicated to youth and excellence.