A talented individual with many strings to his bow, Arthur Cadre is not a figure we might easily classify in terms of his artistic work. This young, interesting and truly modern French entertainer habitually presents his natural skills in a variety of ways: from dance to photography and architecture, and assuming the role of artistic director at various events. At first glance he appears as a dancer, whose movements follow modern, syncopated rhythms, typically noted in the outskirts of large metropolitan areas. Shortly afterwards we discover he is also an acrobat. And then he becomes a contortionist. His performance is characterised by an intriguing blend of original and entertaining skills and a style all of his own. It was precisely this artistic eclecticism which led him to work all over the world and participate in highly prestigious events, under the guidance of successful top-level directors.
| Author | Piece |
| Wolfang Amadeus Mozart | Sonata per Piano e violino in E minor K 304 – Il tempo del minuetto |