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T3in1, 3in1 Entertainment's dance project based in the heart of Hamburg's St. Pauli district, consists of a pool of first-class dancers who are hand-picked for each project. Their versatile skills range from contemporary dance, hip hop, and street dance to jazz genres and are skillfully demonstrated in the two top-class shows they present on board. A sophisticated combination of music, costumes, and visuals created by a team of artists from 3in1 Entertainment completes the expressive choreography. You may know the members of T3in1 as dancers, choreographers, and models from German television or as part of well-known concert productions and television formats. 3in1 Entertainment presents its shows worldwide in various locations, from the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas to the Schmidts Tivoli in Hamburg, as well as on numerous stages around the world, and is proud to present T3in1 exclusively to the guests of Europa I/II.

Jules Atlas, a native of Hamburg, knows how to captivate audiences with nothing but his voice and guitar. At the age of 18, the singer-songwriter moved to London, where, alongside his music studies, he made a name for himself through numerous performances in the city's bars and clubs. Over the years, he toured across Europe with various artists, including Marc Broussard, Anna Ternheim, and Rhys Lewis, steadily building a growing fanbase. His debut album Postcards From Sophia, released in December 2023, has already garnered media attention (Bayern 3, NDR, Fest & Flauschig, etc.). On the album, he reflects on his years in London, exploring themes of longing in a long-distance relationship, self-discovery, and waiting for one another. Having matured and been shaped by years of live performances, Jules now resides back in Hamburg and is currently working on his second album.

Christian Pierre La Marca has quickly gained recognition in top concert halls worldwide, earning prestigious awards for his recordings. After his debut in Aix-en-Provence, he studied with Jean-Marie Gamard, Philippe Muller, Gary Hoffman, Frans Helmerson, and Steven Isserlis. He triumphed at international competitions in Osaka, Frankfurt, London, New York, and Vienna. Christian-Pierre has performed with renowned orchestras like the Philharmonia, Orchestre National de France, Orchestre de Paris, and Brussels Philharmonic. An accomplished baroque cellist, he has collaborated with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and other top period ensembles. He regularly performs at major festivals such as Verbier, Ravinia, and Monte Carlo, and has worked with composers like Jörg Widmann and Gyorgy Kurtág. A frequent chamber music performer, he plays with artists including Itzhak Perlman, Alice Sara Ott, and Quatuor Ébène, and collaborates with leading singers like Sabine Devieilhe and Philippe Jaroussky. His discography has won numerous awards, including a Gramophone Award for his album Cello 360. Committed to social causes, Christian-Pierre founded the ‘Concert for the Planet’ in 2018 with the GoodPlanet Foundation. He teaches at the Paul Dukas Conservatory in Paris and serves as a Larsen Strings Official Artist. He plays a rare Neapolitan cello from around 1790.

Nathanaël Gouin’s second recital album, Bizet sans Paroles (Mirare), released in September 2020, received critical acclaim and was awarded a Diapason d'Or. Le Monde called it “the confirmation of a magnificent musician.” His first album, Liszt Macabre (2017), also garnered praise for its perfect execution and insightful program. Discovered by Maria João Pires in 2014, Nathanaël became part of the Partitura project, performing across Europe and Japan. He is a sought-after soloist, playing in prestigious venues like the Philharmonie de Paris, Cité de la Musique, La Seine Musicale, Bozar, and Salle Pleyel, as well as renowned festivals such as La Roque d'Anthéron, Radio France Montpellier, and Les Folles Journées. With a diverse repertoire ranging from 17th-century concertos to contemporary works, Nathanaël has collaborated with ensembles like the Liège Philharmonic, Les Siècles, and the Brussels Philharmonic. His 2016 recording of Edouard Lalo’s Concerto for Piano and Orchestra was widely praised. A passionate chamber musician, he regularly performs with artists like Renaud Capuçon and Augustin Dumay, and has recorded duos with violinist Guillaume Chilemme. Nathanaël began learning piano and violin at three and has studied at prestigious institutions, including the Juilliard School and the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel. He has received numerous awards, including First Prize at the International Johannes Brahms Competition and is a resident artist at the Singer-Polignac Foundation. Nathanaël frequently appears on French television and radio.

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