French Opera Singer, David Serero, baritone, has received international recognition and critical acclaim from all over the world. At only 29 years old, this fresh performer “born to be on stage” has already given more than 500 concerts and performances throughout the world. Some of those have been broadcast on worldwide TV totalizing an average audience of 30 millions of viewers and 18 millions on radios. Performing on the most prestigious worldwide stages and for the most important occasions, this true SHOW-MAN brings a fresh approach to the Opera world by giving more than 80 concerts per year, during which he brings all his eclectic repertoire (Opera, Broadway, World Music and Theater), resulting as unique shows. He has given concerts at the Opera Garnier Paris, L'Olympia, The Eiffel Tower..the Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow, the Budapest Opera conducted by Placido Domingo, concert at the Concertgebouw of Amsterdam...and most recently he just had his WEST END debut at the Dominion Theatre of London... He has sung more than 20 lead roles in Opera, Operetta and Musical Theater. David Serero has been performing more than 10 parts in Theater and 17 in Films. He organizes several concerts in benefit to charities for which he commits himself on a daily basis and performed for Presidents and biggest world's leaders. He often goes to perform in Hospitals, schools…etc. David Serero has recently performed his signature role of Don Quixote from Man of La Mancha in Paris. Mixing styles and genres with all his human and theatrical qualities, David Serero provides unique performances full of dynamism, energy, humor, modernity and his “joie de vivre” to his most important cause: YOU. November 2012 in Paris, David Serero performed and produced the world premiere of Duke ELLINGTON's only musical: BEGGAR'S HOLIDAY. YOU ARE NOT ALONE is a new musical written, directed and produced by David Serero with legendary JERMAINE JACKSON on stage in January 2013 in Paris with whom he shared the stage. In David Serero's discography: BEGGAR'S HOLIDAY, I WISH YOU LOVE (with Jermaine Jackson), IF I WERE A RICH MAN and many others available on Itunes and digital downloads. Agé de 29 ans, le baryton David Serero est un artiste «né pour être sur scène», qui a déjà donné près de 500 concerts et performances à travers le monde. Certains d’entre eux furent diffusés sur les chaines TV du monde entier totalisant un taux d’audience de plus de 30 millions de téléspectateurs et sur les radios avec près de 18 millions d’auditeurs. Se produisant dans les salles internationales les plus prestigieuses, cette bête de scène apporte un souffle moderne au monde de l’opéra avec plus de 80 concerts par an, dans lesquels il apporte un certain éclectisme (opéra, broadway, musiques populaires du monde, théâtre) et offrant ainsi des spectacles uniques. On a pu l’écouter à Paris, notamment à l’Opéra Garnier, L’Olympia, au Palais des Congrès, sur la Place du Trocadéro devant la Tour Eiffel, à l’Hôtel de Ville de Paris, au Théâtre des Variétés, au Théâtre du Ranelagh... mais aussi à l’étranger, à la salle Tchaïkovski de Moscou, l'Opéra de Budapest dirigé par Placido Domingo, et tout recemment il vient de faire ses débuts sur WEST END au Dominion Theatre de Londres... Il a chanté plus de 20 premiers rôles dans les maisons d’opéra du monde entier. Il organise aussi des concerts et événements aux profits de fondations, d’hôpitaux, d’écoles... à travers le monde. Mêlant les styles et les genres, c’est avec dynamisme, humour et modernité, que David Serero présente au public de véritables performances artistiques. En 2012, il fonde « BROADWAY à PARIS ! » et produit les plus grands succès de la comédie musicale Américaine à Paris. En mars 2012, Il triomphe en produisant « L’homme de La Mancha » au théâtre des variétés où il interprète le rôle titre de Don Quichotte aux cotés de Jeane Manson. Conscient de vouloir démocratiser l’art et la culture musicale de Broadway, il fonde et produit le tout premier Festival du Film Musical de Paris en partenariat avec la Mairie de Paris de façon à familiariser vers le plus grand nombre le genre du film musical. David vient d'interpreter le role titre de Beggar’s Holiday – Première Mondiale de l'unique comédie musicale de Duke ELLINGTON à l'Espace Pierre Cardin. YOU ARE NOT ALONE – Janvier 2013 – Paris - Première mondiale de la comédie musicale écrite, mise en scene et produite par David Serero avec le légendaire JERMAINE JACKSON avec lequel il partagea également la scène. CYPRIEN KATSARIS Cyprien Katsaris, the French-Cypriot pianist and composer, was born in Marseilles in 1951. He first began to play the piano in Cameroon where he spent his childhood, at the age of four, with Marie-Gabrielle Louwerse. A graduate of the Paris Conservatoire where he studied piano with Aline van Barentzen, Monique de la Bruchollerie, and chamber music with René Leroy and Jean Hubeau, he won the International Young Interpreters Rostrum-UNESCO (Bratislava 1977), the First Prize in the International Cziffra Competition (Versailles 1974) and he was the only western-European prize-winner at the 1972 Queen Elisabeth of Belgium International Competition. His major international career includes performances with the world’s greatest orchestras: The Berlin Philharmonic, Staatskapelle Dresden, The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, The Philharmonia (London), The NHK Symphony Orchestra (Tokyo), Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra ... He has collaborated with conductors such as Leonard Bernstein, Kurt Masur, Myung Whun Chung, Sir Neville Marriner, Sir Simon Rattle, Antal Doráti, Mstslav Rostropovich, Charles Dutoit, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Christoph von Dohnányi … and Karl Münchinger, who on the festive occasion of his farewell concert in 1986, with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, personally invited Mr. Katsaris to perform the Haydn D major Concerto. Mr. Katsaris has recorded extensively for Teldec (Grand Prix du Disque Frédéric Chopin, Warsaw 1985; Grand Prix du Disque Franz Liszt, Budapest 1984 and 1989; British Music Retailers Association’s Award 1986; Record of the Year 1984, Germany, for the 9th Symphony of Beethoven/Liszt), Sony Classical, EMI, Deutsche Grammophon, BMG-RCA, Decca, Pavane, and now on his own label, PIANO 21. In addition to the standard repertory, such as the complete Concertos by Mozart, recorded live and performed in Salzburg and Vienna with Yoon K. Lee and the Salzburger Kammerphilharmonie, he has revived long lost works such as the Liszt/Tchaikovsky’s Concerto in the Hungarian style which he has recorded with Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra. In 1992, the Japanese NHK TV produced with Cyprien Katsaris a thirteen-program series on Frédéric Chopin which included masterclasses and his own performance. On 17 October 1999, the New York concertgoers offered Mr. Katsaris a standing ovation in Carnegie Hall for his recital dedicated to Frédéric Chopin, performed on the day of his 150th death Anniversary. On 27 January 2006, the day of the 250th Anniversary of Mozart’s birth, he was the soloist at the inaugural concert of the Mozart Orchestra Mannheim founded and conducted by Thomas Fey. In March 2006 Cyprien Katsaris was the first pianist ever to give masterclasses in Franz Liszt’s house in Weimar since Liszt, who taught there for the very last time in 1886, the year of his death. In August 2008, he was invited to give two concerts on the occasion of the Beijing Olympic Games at the National Center for the Performing Arts. In addition to the world premier of a concerto for ten pianos and orchestra – China Jubilee – by the composer Cui Shiguang, he improvised on an ancient Greek melody, and on, inter alia, Chinese melodies, in tribute to the universality of the Olympic Games. He has been a member of the jury of the following International Competitions: Chopin (Warsaw 1990), Liszt (Utrecht 1996), Vendôme Prize (Paris 2000), Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud – Ville de Paris (2001), Beethoven (Bonn 2005), Giorgos Thymis (Thessaloniki 2011) and Scriabin (Moscow 2012). In addition he was appointed Artistic Director of the Echternach International Festival (Luxembourg) from 1977 to 2007. Cyprien Katsaris is “Artist of UNESCO for Peace” (1997), “Commandeur de l’Ordre de Mérite du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg” (2009) and “Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters” (France 2000). He also received the “Médaille Vermeil de la Ville de Paris” (2001) and the “Nemitsas Prize” (Cyprus, 2011). He is a member of ADAP, the Association of Artists for Peace.