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Masters of Choreography is an Australian dance theatre production company and a global leader in commercial dance fusion entertainment. They have toured Australia and Singapore, performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and had two highly successful seasons in London's West End. An electrifying fusion of commercial street dance and ballet, featuring beatboxing, singing, comedic moments, and numerous 5-star reviews, has received standing ovations at every single performance! They present an exciting commercial rock ballet with elements of street dance, comedy, and dance theatre - an energetic show that makes you dance in your seat. With a great mix of classical rock and commercial music and a wonderful cast of versatile performers, Masters of Choreography offers cutting-edge entertainment and the finest dance fusion entertainment.

Expressive, dynamic, impressive: The Aris Quartet has been performing on international stages for over a decade and is now among the elite in chamber music. It has played in venues such as the Wigmore Hall in London, the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, and the Philharmonie de Paris, and collaborates with artists like Christiane Karg, Tabea Zimmermann, and Daniel Müller-Schott.

Founded in Frankfurt in 2009, the quartet has remained in its original lineup and counts Günter Pichler (Alban Berg Quartet) among its mentors. The ensemble quickly gained international recognition, winning numerous first prizes at prestigious competitions, including being named "ECHO Rising Stars" and receiving five awards at the ARD Music Competition.

In addition to regular radio and TV appearances, the Aris Quartet has released six critically acclaimed albums, with more set to be released in 2024 and 2025 through Deutsche Grammophon and STAGE+.

Daniel Müller-Schott is one of the most sought-after cellists worldwide and performs on the most renowned international concert stages. For many years, he has captivated audiences as an ambassador of classical music in the 21st century and as a bridge-builder between music, literature, and the visual arts. He is particularly dedicated to conversation concerts and performances at unconventional venues. The New York Times praises his "intense expressiveness" and describes him as "a fearless player with outstanding technique."