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In 1992, after having finished the Academy in Huy, Aurélie Dorzée discovers another musical universe at workshops in Neufchâteau and in the improvisation classes of Garret List at the Liège Conservatory. In 1994, she receives the First Price solfège at the... Learn More »

In 1992, after having finished the Academy in Huy, Aurélie Dorzée discovers another musical universe at workshops in Neufchâteau and in the improvisation classes of Garret List at the Liège Conservatory. In 1994, she receives the First Price solfège at the Liège Conservatory. In 1996 she receives the First Price for Violin as a student of Véronique Bogaerts at the Brussels Conservatory and in 1998 the First Price for Chambre Music as a student of Guy Van Waas at the Mons Conservatory. At the same time she takes classes of Regis Pasquier (France), Richard Pieta (Belgium) and the ensemble Muzsikas (Hungary).

In the period between 1990 and 1993 she is a member of the tango inspired A Fuego Lento, together with Pierre Van Hees and Alfredo Marcucci. In 1993 she becomes a member of the band Panta Rhei and plays concerts with them in Denmark, Morocco, Portugal, Tunesia, France, Spain, Austria and the Netherlands.  In 1994 she participates in several theatre productions of the Théâtre de la Communauté in Seraing. In 1995 Aurélie and Luc Pilartz join their violins as a duo. Together with Luc Pilartz and Didier Laloy they also form Trio Trad and play concerts in Belgium, France, the Netherlands…  for the ‘Live Music Show’ of the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation. In 1996 Aurélie Dorzée plays together with the pianist-composer Jean-Christophe Renault in Belgium and Luxemburg. In 1997 concerts with the Adrian Kaar (classical music) in Belgium and France.

Two years later the European Community grants her a bursary which enables her to discover the traditional music of Hungary and Romania. In 2000 she plays many concerts with Violon populaire en Wallonie at the Festival van Vlaanderen, Dranouter festival, Brosella Folk and the renowned festival of Saint Chartier in France. Aurélie creates together with 9 other musicians (strings, air instruments, piano, accordion and percussion) and Pirly Zurstrassen (teacher Composition Brussels Conservatory) a new repertoire of traditional European music. This newly formed band makes this debut at the Gaume Jazz festival in August 2000, also resulting in their first CD. Several concerts with Camerata Con Cordes. Concerts with the Galician singers of Ialma. A collaboration with musicians of Congo for the play Afrique en classique, which unites traditional music of Congo with classical music. Aurélie Dorzée is also a guest musician on the CD of Perry Rose. Creation of the play “Festina Lente” in May 2002, based on own compostions and texts of her father Pierre Dorzée, with Daniel Stockart on saxophone and Yves Labie on chello.
In 2004 she participates at Bourse Rideau in Quebec with Trio Trad, concerts in Spain and Morocco. At the International Film festival of Valenciennes the film “Itinéraire conseillé” of Olivier Auclair with the music of Aurélie is presented.

Creation of the trio Aurélia together with Tom Theuns and Dadmehr. This trio dangles between collective inspiration and solitary illumination. Songs that sometimes borrow from the classical repertoire of Eric Satie and Franz Schubert, invite the audience to discover a very particular musical universe ranging from burlesque circus elements or the kitch of a charleston to a slow and beautiful parade where time stands still.

Discography Aurélie Dorzée
- Trio Trad | Made in Belgium (2005) – Wild Boar Music 21055
- Didier Laloy Invite.s (2005) – Wild Boar Music 21053
- Violon Populaire en Wallonie | Meslanges (2003) – Wild Boar Music 21041
- Trio Trad/Perry Rose | Le Monde est un Village Vol.5 – Virgin 579762
- Musique à 9 | Traces (2002) – IGLOO
- Trio Trad | Musiques d’Europe (2001) – Wild Boar Music 21026
- Musique à 9 | Le Monde est un Village Vol.2 (2001) – Virgin 8102132
- Philippe Katherine (2000)
- Trio Trad | Le Monde est un Village Vol. 1 – Virgin 8492792
- Panta Rhei | Passchendaele Suite (1996) – No Master Records
- Panta Rhei | Tiganeasca – Julia Delaney’s (1996) – Big Bang Music
- Panta Rhei | Hopa ! (1995) – Buda Musique
- Steppin’ Out (1993)
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