Saturday March 14
Strohl / Beach
David Kadouch - Tanguy de Williencourt - Raphaëlle Moreau - Shuichi Okada - Violaine Despeyroux - Héloïse Luzzati
Composed between 1886 and 1907, the quintets of Amy Beach and Rita Strohl reflect two passionate temperaments, united by a shared affinity for the waning Romantic era.
6:00 pm
Le Studio - Philharmonie
Jacques Offenbach / Orphée aux Enfers
Étudiants du Conservatoire de Paris - Mathieu Romano - Ludovic Lagarde
Endowed with the ability to calm Cerberus and rescue Eurydice with his song, Orpheus embodies both the power and mystery of music. In Offenbach’s hands, the myth becomes an irreverent satire, filled with playful winks and clever nods.
3:00 pm
CNSMDP - Salle Rémy Pflimlin
American dreams
Orchestre Pasdeloup - Christian Vásquez - Mihkel Poll - Copland, Rachmaninoff, Price
Alongside Rachmaninov’s monumental Third Piano Concerto, Christian Vásquez conducts works by American composers Aaron Copland and Florence Price, the first African-American woman composer to have her work performed by major orchestras.
3:00 pm
Grande salle Pierre Boulez - Philharmonie