Daughter of Hélène Covatti and Robert Dussaut (1st Grand Prize of Rome), brought up by Marguerite Long, Pierre Sancan in France, and by the russian Vladimir Horbowski in Germany, Thérèse Dussaut received her first Prizes and improved her art within the Paris and Stuttgart Conservatory.

Winner of the First Grand Prize of Munich, soloist with important orchestras and giving recitals arround the world, she was appreciated for the special interpretation of the Charles Chaynes’s Concerto, or the « Strophe, Antistrophe and Epode » by Léon Mouravieff. As the Artistic Director, she founded the Cévennes Festival (1987-1995), The Rameau International Competition (1991) and The Summer University (1988-2000).

She recorded CDs, she’s been invited as a jury member in many renowned international competitions (Thaikovsky, Munich, Horowitz, etc.), she gives master classes in USA, Russia, Germany, Ukraine and she is the director of the Piano Master Class in Toulouse.

« The radiant and enchanting pianist with a touch divine. Nobody can play with a
taste better, with more tact.» (Paris – Le Figaro)

« Force interpretative and impressive range of sound. » (London Daily Telegraph)

«"Spirit and virtuosity generous, grandeur and sense of dialogue out of the ordinary.» (New York Times)