Clémence de Forceville

Clémence de Forceville won her first international prizes by age nine, launching a career that evolved from early competition success into a multifaceted artistic identity spanning solo performance, chamber music, orchestral leadership, and teaching. Her work ranges from serving as concertmaster of major European orchestras to recording the complete Beethoven Trios with Trio Sōra, an album that earned the Choc Classica award in 2021. In 2025, de Forceville released her first sonata album titled Ravel - Bonis, an intimate project recorded with pianist Ismaël Margain.