Pouëtte is a duo unifiying the cellist Lina Belaïd and accordionist Antoine Girard around a common passion for live and popular music, Jazz, Balkan or Musette, among others. The sounds of bowed strings and blown reeds blend and mingle on their musical playground. Sensitive compositions, adventurous improvisations, reveal rich texture ranges, melodic lyricism, haunting rhythms, oriental ornaments and bold harmonies.

Aristotelis Dimitrakopoulos (b. 1998) is a composer, performer (saxophone, various types of recorders), and researcher-musicologist. Originally from Preveza, Epirus, Greece, he
developed a deep interest in composition from an early age, with a particular focus on its historical foundations.
He is a graduate (Bachelor of Music) of the Department of Music Science and Art, University of Macedonia, with specialization in "Composition". He holds a Master’s degree (Master of Arts) in the same department, specializing in “European Early music and modal musical traditions of the Mediterranean”. Additionally, he holds a Saxophone Diploma (BMus) from the Thessaloniki Contemporary Conservatory.
As a composer, performer and researcher, he explores and considers new ways of approaching, bridging and linking the early Mediterranean classical musical tradition with a broad spectrum European Early music, something that characterizes
his works and his performing nature.
Several scholars and critics have described his works as presenting a "paradox of temporality". By connecting “historical” musical textures and traditions, his compositional style and artistic-
academic work re-examine the artistic heritage of the past and integrate the “historical” into the broader spectrum of the "contemporary - avant-garde".

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