Music:
César Franck: Symphony in D minor (performed with 19th century French instruments)
Gustav Mahler: Symphony no. 1 in D major « Titan » – 1889 original version (performed with 19th century Viennese and German instruments)

Direction: François-Xavier Roth (Music Conductor)
Cast: Les Siècles

La Dolce Vita, Eight and a Half, The Godfather ...
Nino Rota has presented some of his most famous themes to the cinema. The accordionist is celebrating the centenary of the birth of Nino Rota in his own way. A quintet that the winds of British saxophonist John Surman and American trumpeter Dave ...

Music:
Olivier Messiaen: L'Ascension four symphonic meditations
Maurice Ravel: Piano Concerto for the left hand
Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra op.30

Direction: Marko Letonja (Music Conductor)
Cast: Pierre-Laurent Aimard (Piano), Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Messa in re maggiore
Niccolò Jommelli: Miserere a 4 concertato per S. Pietro in Roma
Antonio Vivaldi: Dixit Dominus
Baldassere Galuppi: Dixit Dominus

For more than a decade, the Ghislieri ensemble, born inside the prestigious Collegio Ghislieri in Pavia, has been...

Digital is invading our daily life. It would be illusory to think that the field of creation would be insensitive to it. Quite the contrary. No need, in the digital age, to think about creating the same works as before: the artists on the program for this Great Evening are embracing new technolog...

There was already Martha Reeves, Martha Wash, and of course Martha High… And here is Marta Ren, new flamboyant soul-funk sensation, made in Europe this time. If she still looks very young in her alluring sexy outfits, the singer from Porto has not fallen overnight like a stealthy media buzz. Sinc...

A tenacity that commands respect, for a destiny that is like a fairy tale. Jennifer Jenesis Thames' astonishing career indeed gives the measure of her strong personality, or how a young black American from the proles of Detroit will end up registering her first album "Tell you what I know" in the...

Her Jazz remembers soul music, its funky evolution and also incorporates the rhythms and harmonies of traditional music from Eastern Europe, from the Balkans to the East and also from Brazil. It is this blend of influences that makes his music so original. Beneath an apparent seductive simplicity...

Music:
Anton Bruckner: Symphony no. 8 in C minor WAB 108

Direction: Mariss Jansons (Music Conductor)
Cast: Bavarian Symphony Orchestra

“Take Jazz Seriously!” It was under this injunctive title that in 1928, during his trip to the United States, Maurice Ravel addressed the readers of the journal Musical Digest and, by extension, all the composers of his time. A few months earlier, the second movement of his Sonata for violin and ...

Music:
Richard Strauss: Serenade for 13 Wind Instruments, Op. 7
Bohuslav Martinů: Rhapsody-Concerto for viola and orchestra, H. 337
Joseph Haydn: The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross, Hob.XX: 1a, orchestral version

Direction: Bertrand de Billy (Music Conductor)
Cast: Lausanne Chamber Or...

Music:
Franz Schubert: Quartet n ° 13 in A minor, “Rosamunde”
Benjamin Attahir: "Al‘ Asr "Quartet, Afternoon Prayer (world premiere)
Félix Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Quartet n ° 2 in E minor, op. 44

Cast: Jordan Victoria (Violin), Alexandre Vu (Violin), Corentin Apparailly (Viola), Samy Rachid (Ce...

The purity of sound at its peak It was in February 2016 that trumpeter Avishai Cohen - not to be confused with his namesake double bass player - made a big impression by releasing on the prestigious German label ECM one of the most beautiful albums of the year 2016, "Into the silence" , who recei...

How can you meet on the same stage and express in universal sounds the omnipotence and beauty of an "inner song", the emotion it conveys, and its scholarly symphonic adornment? How can we bring together worlds that walk in parallel and find the most beautiful unity that is, weaving together music...

Sainkho Namtchylak: advice to amateurs, the “Bjork of the steppes” is completely crazy ... The Russian singer “connected” to telluric forces cultivates eccentricity and practices “food art”. She has the voice of an elf or cave monk, depending on the mood, and uses it to convey the epic accents of...

Boney Fields & The Bone’s Project performed at the Rhino Jazz Festival in Rive de Gier, France in 2016. Their performance was a vibrant mix of blues, funk, and soul, featuring the American trumpeter and singer Boney Fields on lead vocals, supported by a talented band.

From blues, soul and R&B, m...

Language: Russian [with English subtitles]

Syntez–Integra film production company in association with the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts and with the support of Stella Art Foundation presents a full-length documentary, The Ideal Museum. Renaissance Rediscovered centered around the story of w...

One of the greatest Jazz pianists of his generation, Jacky Terrasson seduces by an innovative reinterpretation of the most famous pieces of jazz, pop or classical music and by his own compositions, always of an overflowing inventiveness.

Recognized early on for his work with Betty Carter or Cas...

The so-called "scholarly" music of the United States, "art music", is in the image of this young nation: iconoclastic and daring. Eclectic, it saw its plural identity forge very gradually, before establishing itself, at the dawn of the 20th century, as a breeding ground for personalities claiming...

Taking place in the Monks' Refectory, Amandine Beyer and her Gli Incogniti ensemble invite to a musical afternoon such as could be enjoyed in the living room of Baron van Swieten, aristocratic patron of the Age of Enlightenment, also curious about his contemporaries. as an amateur and connoisseur...

In Music for a While, Mei Hong Lin was inspired by an eponymous melody by Henry Purcell, and uses dance as a metaphor to produce images of human life. A ballroom, a place of celebration, drunkenness and liberation, turns into a small theater of the world. We meet people full of vitality and joie ...

Music:
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971): Three Pieces for clarinet
Jonathan Harvey (1939-2012): Bhakti, for chamber ensemble and quadraphonic tape
Igor Stravinsky: Renard, a burlesque story sung and performed, made for the stage after Russian folk tales
Richard Ayres (1965): No. 31 Concerto for tru...

Music:
Concerto No. 4 BWV 1049 for violin, recorders
Concerto n ° 5 BWV 1050 for harpsichord, violin, traverso, ripieno and continuo
Concerto n ° 3 BWV 1048 for 3 violins, 3 violas, 3 cellos, continuo
Concerto n ° 1 BWV 1046 for oboe, bassoon, horns, violin
Concerto No. 2 BWV 1047 for recorde...

"The Renaissance invites itself to Ambronay" Doulce Mémoire presents its new creation "Missa Pro Victoria" at the Ambronay Festival.

For the duration of a show, the ensemble recreates a religious ceremony of the Renaissance. On the program are works by Tomás Luis de Victoria, Constanzo Festa, P...