She is a member of the contemporary music ensembles 'Le Banquet' and 'Fa 7' and also appears regularly in chamber music as well as orchestra performances. In this context, she has premiered works by Daniel Meier, Olivier Dejours, Emmanuel Ducreux, Eric Fischer, and Sophie Lacaze. With the 'Fa 7' ensemble, she has participated in several avant-garde performances involving written music coupled with improvisation and dance, shadow theater and circus arts.

Her international career includes appearances at the 'Cité de la Musique' in Paris, the international 'Musica' Festival in Strasbourg, the Royal Albert Hall in London, the 'Maison théâtre' in Montreal, the 'Théâtralia' Festival in Madrid, and she has worked under a wide variety of distinguished conductors including Jean-Jacques Kantorov, Michel Legrand, Antoine Hervé, and Olivier Dejours.

Closer to home, she heads an improv/music theater workshop, teaches at the Conservatory in the Parisian suburb of Chelles and is regularly called upon as a consultant in the fields of contemporary music and improvisation techniques by professors and students alike.

Anna Kondratenko - Violin

Anna was born in Novosibirsk to family of scientists. At the age of 5, she began studying music in O. V. Marchenko's class, and then with prof. A. V. Gvozdev. At 6 she won the first of several All-Siberian, All-Russian and International competitions.  When she was seven, Anna participated in the children's concert program at the Goodwill Games in Seattle (USA), then as a participant of international program “Kids to Kids Repeatedly” went on tour in the USA, Germany, Japan, Brazil, Switzerland, Italy, and France. Her first recording was made at the age of 9 in Minnesota, Wisconsin (Kabalevsky – Concerto for violin and orchestra). In 1988, her interpretation of Bartok's music was voted "most Hungarian" by the president of Hungary.

After finishing Magnitogorsk Musical College, Anna finished her studies at the Music High School of Cologne in prof. V. V. Tretjakov's class. During her studies she worked as soloist and concertmaster of the Bonn Classic Philharmonic Orchestra, she also went on tour in China, the Ukraine, Hungary, Lebanon, Malaysia and Russia with Justus France's International Symphonic Orchestra and participated as a soloist in several international musical festivals such as Mozarteum (Austria), Ohrid Summer Festival (Macedonia), and the Holzhauser Music Festival (Germany). She is now concertmistress of the Macedonian Radio Symphonic Orchestra.

Sanja Suplevska-Boiral - Violin

Sanja Suplevska-Boiral was born to a musical family in Skopje, Macedonia and had her initial violin training from her father at age of 5. In 1992 she graduated from the Faculty of Music. In 1994 she started a three-year specialization at the Faculty of Music and Performing Arts 'Mozarteum' in Salzburg, Austria.  While there she studied with several prominent artists including Ruggiero Ricci and performed with various chamber music ensembles in Austria and Western Europe. In 1997 Sanja went to Canada where she completed a Master of Music degree at the University of Calgary. During this period she was granted the highest University awards for graduate students, enrolled in many of the Faculty projects and performances, and worked as assistant and concertmaster with the University orchestra.  After her graduation in 2000, she obtained employment as violin professor at the faculty of Mount Royal College Conservatory and became a member of the Red Deer and Okanagan Symphony Orchestras. 

In April 2007, Sanja moved back to her native country of Macedonia where she became a member of the MRSO.

Oleg Kondratenko - Violin

Born 1973, Oleg Kondratenko started to play violin at the age of seven. He received both primary and high school educations in the Music and Ballet High School 'Ilija Nikolovski-Luj' in Skopje, Macedonia in the class of prof. P. Nikolov and R. Dimitriev. He continued his studies in Rotterdam, Netherlands in the class of prof. I. Grubert and Z. Gilels, where he finished the first academic year.

He graduated magna cum laude at the UKIM School of Music in Skopje in the class of prof. Z. Dimitrovski. His post-graduate work included studies in the class of prof. P. Matcka (concertmaster of the ORF) and highest soloist level ”Koncertexamen” in the class of prof. Martin at the Cologne Music Academy. He currently holds a teaching post at the Academy of Music in Skopje, Macedonia and is also guest concertmaster and soloist of the 'Junge Philharmonie' Chamber Orchestra of Cologne as well as a member of the MRSO.

Bojan Talevski - Viola

Even though still a student at the Faculty of Music Arts in Skopje, Bojan makes an impressively soft sound on the viola. As a principal violist the list of his performances include various ensembles in many countries such as Italy, Sweden, Montenegro, Germany, Poland, Austria, France as well as at the Olympic Games in Athens 2004. 

Aleksandar Stojcevski - Viola

Alexandar is a very fine orchestra musician obtaining his experience appearing with many ensembles: the Chamber Orchestra of Radio Television Skopje, Koco Racin Chamber, Skopje Soloists Septet, Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra and many others. He is the principal viola of the Macedonian Opera and Ballet since 2000.

Bozidar Pejic - Cello

While maintaining his position as a cello professor, from 2004 to 2006, Bozidar was a principle cellist of Macedonian Philharmonic, and since 2006 a principle cellist of the Macedonian Opera and Ballet. From 2000 to 2002 he was a principle cellist of orchestra for modern music “St. Sophia” and since 1997 member of Gajdov string quartet.

Ivan Bejkov - Double-bass

With his academic ensemble Ivan has been performing in Macedonia as well in Europe and Asia. Ivan won many awards, since 1999 became a member of the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra performing as its bass soloist.

Mersiha Sukri - Harp

As a holder of Master Degree, Mersiha keeps a busy concert schedule with chamber ensembles as well as a honorary member of the Macedonian Opera and the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra.

Dzijan Emin - French horn

Dzijan has collaborated with musical artists such as Malcolm Burn, Greg Hopkins, Frank London, William Parker, Yoshiko Chuma, Sizzle Othaka, Akosh Szeveleny, Damo Suzuki, Peter Herbert, Francesco Bearzatti, Kiril Djajkovski and performed with Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra, Portland Symphony, East-West World Orchestra as well as performed in USA (New York, Portland), Canada ( Toronto), France (Paris), Russia (St. Petersburgh, Moscow), Germany( Berlin) , Austria (Wien) and other countries. Currently he is principal horn player at the Macedonian Philharmonic, member of the Macedonian Woodwind Quintet and lieder of Project Zlust and FAME’S Horn Quartet.

Vanco Arevski - Basson

Since 1993, upon completing his education in Ljubljana, Slovenia, he is successful as the first bassoonist at the Macedonian Philharmonic.

Vanco Stojanovski - Basson

This exceptionally talented young flute player surprised several international composers in our studio with his creative interpretation of their pieces.

Alexandar Tasevski - Basson

While completing his education in several cities, such as Skopje, Sofia, Bern and Ljubljana, Alexandar was a winner of 4 international competitions in Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia and Croatia.

Micko Damjanovski - Tuba

With an exception of the three years between 2003-and 2006 when he was a member of par L'orchestre de Bruxelles Philharmonique, Micko is a principal tubist of the Macedonian National Opera and Ballet since 1999. His band contaning the brass from the FAMES Orchstra tours in many countries such as Serbia, Bulgaria, Belgum, le Pays Bas, France, Germany and Sapin.