Léa Masson

Léa Masson is a talented French musician specializing in guitar and theorbo, with a strong passion for early music and chamber music. She studied classical guitar at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique in Paris before diving deeper into early instruments, particularly the theorbo, which she studied with Éric Bellocq. She also has a master's degree in chamber music and musicology, emphasizing ensemble playing and historically informed performance. Léa regularly performs as a soloist and in various ensembles, including those connected with the Opéra Royal de Versailles, showcasing her expertise in baroque repertoire.

Her recent recordings highlight her dedication to baroque music, such as her album *La Guitare de Louis XIV*, which explores the guitar music associated with the French Sun King. Alongside this, she performs pieces like John Dowland’s *Flow My Tears*, collaborating with other early music artists. Léa brings a refined and stylistically informed approach to her performances, contributing significantly to the revival and appreciation of early plucked string instruments.

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