About

Born in Lille in 1997 to a family of musicians,  Theo started violin lessons at the age of 3 and piano lessons at the age of 4. He has studied at the Royal Brussels Conservatory in addition to his Artist Residency at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel - having studied with Philippe Graffin. During his second year in Belgium. His distinctive and remarkable natural talent placed him further up in several tours, having the opportunity to share the stage with the Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra, the Belgium National Orchestra, the Orchestre National de Lyon, Orchestre National de Picardie, the Royal Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, the Maastricht Orchestra, under the baton of world class conductors such as Denis Russell-Davis, Paavo Jarvi, Andrey Boreyko, Stephane Denève, or Nikolaj Znaider.

He had the opportunity to perform with famous film score composers Hans Zimmer and Ennio Morricone and had the privilege to attend world class soloists masterclasses, playing for Martha Argerich, Augustin Dumay, Mischa Maisky, Marc Danel, Marie Charvet, Nicolas Dautricourt, Frederic Laroque, Alena Baeva and Miriam Fried. In another style of music, he also played for Plastic Bertrand and performed with the African star Ferre Gola for a musical video watched over 3.5 millions time on Youtube and Instagram. 

In 2020, Theo moved to the United States of America, and studied at Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory under the guidance of Prof. Sharan Leventhal and Miriam Fried. He graduated in 2022 and is currently based in New York City. He has performed on stages throughout the NYC area including the David Geffen Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Merkin Hall, Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, Met Museum,United Palace, and the United Nations.

He has performed in New-York City, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Puerto Rico, Barbados, Bermuda, Bogotà, Paris, London, Geneva, Moscow, Beirut, Guangzhou, and Hanoi, taking part of numerous festivals and private events. As a soloist he has performed Shostakovich Violin Concerto 1, Bruch Violin Concerto and Saint Saëns Violin Concerto 3. In addition to classical repertoire, Theo is regularly invited to play as a soloist for different, more unorthodox ensembles created for special occasions. He is a huge advocate of supporting free music education throughout the world and is an ambassador and active volunteer of an association trying to find funds for Cambodian young children who wish to learn classical music. He is active on Instagram and regularly invite people to take part of his sight reading live sessions. He is now based in New-York City and regularly plays with various ensembles and orchestras, such as the Metropolitan Orchestra, Norwalk Symphony, New Jersey Symphony, National Concerts or the New York Arabic Orchestra.

Theo is currently playing a violin made in 1687 by Giovanni Battista Rogeri.