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Marc Coppi (born 1969, Strasbourg) is a French cellist.
French cellist Marc Coppée, winner of two top prizes at the Bach Competition in Leipzig in 1988 at the age of 18 – first prize and a special prize for the best performance of works by Bach – is considered one of the leading cellists of our time. Sir Yehudi Menuhin discovered Marc’s talent at an early age and subsequently invited him to debut in Moscow and Paris, performing the Tchaikovsky Trio with him and Victoria Postnikova, a collaboration documented on film by the renowned film director Bruno Monsaingeon. In 1989, Mstislav Rostropovich invited Marc to the Evian Festival, and from that moment on his solo career began to develop rapidly.
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