Trio Dor

With his ensemble Terra Nova Collective, Vlad Weverbergh breathes new life into hidden masterpieces from the musical past. Alongside the discovery and performance of lesser-known treasures, Mozart remains a central and indispensable source of inspiration in their programs. As founder and artistic director, he combines historical research with passionate performances on authentic instruments, allowing the musical past to resonate anew in the present. Thanks to his innovative approach and spirit of discovery, Terra Nova Collective has established itself as a benchmark in the field of historical music performance.  

His passion for musical innovation began during his studies at the Royal Flemish Conservatory in Antwerp, where he studied clarinet under Walter Boeykens. 
Since then, he has built a richly varied career as a soloist, orchestra musician, and conductor. He has performed with renowned orchestras and ensembles such as the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, Quatuor Enescu, Concerto Stella Matutina, Collegium 1704, Quatuor Danel, George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, deFilharmonie, Le Concert Olympique, Taraf de Haïdouks,I Solisti del Vento, Champ d’Action, and many others, bringing his musical vision to concert halls around the globe.  
These projects led to collaborations with Frank Braley, Christoph Prégardien, Vaclav Luks, Dirk Mommertz, Fredrik Renz, Josse De Pauw, Philip Raskin, Graham Johnson, Mate Szucs, and many others.

In addition to Terra Nova Collective, Vlad also founded Trio Dor, an ensemble that weaves the rich folk traditions of Eastern European melodies into a contemporary musical fabric. The ensemble explores this musical heritage in an intimate and pure manner, allowing every nuance to shine. Vlad’s versatility as a musician is fully realized in this context: he effortlessly transitions between styles, eras, and instruments, always with an eye for detail and authenticity.  

Vlad’s passion for historical performance practice is also reflected in his extensive discography. Alongside recordings of famous masterpieces by Mozart, Schumann, Weber, and many others, his focus is on lesser-known composers such as Henri-Joseph de Croes and Herbert Leemans. He succeeds in not only documenting forgotten music but also bringing it back to life in the concert hall. His recordings have garnered worldwide acclaim for their musical mastery and fidelity to historical context.  

With a unique combination of research, performance practice, and artistic vision, Vlad Weverbergh has established himself as one of the most versatile and inspiring figures in the world of classical music. His work is an endless quest for musical stories that enrich the present while giving a voice to the past.
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