| Elena Rozanova | Piano |
| Annick Roussin | Violon |
| Diemut Poppen | Alto |
| Hélène Dautry | Violoncelle |
| Trio en la mineur op. 114 | Johannes Brahms |
| Quatuor n°1 en do mineur op. 15 | Gabriel Fauré |
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Barefoot or heels? No question for trumpeter Lucienne Renaudin Vary, even in the Berlin winter. With bare feet, she feels the vibrations of the music directly and also feels “much more comfortable on stage, almost like at home.” But there is no trace of eccentricity - the 25-year-old Frenchwoman, who says that the trumpet is her voice, comes across as natural and grounded, whether she is playing jazz or classical repertoire. With the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, Hummel's radiant trumpet concerto and other works for trumpet and orchestra, she will give you an atmospheric Advent concert evening under the chandeliers in the magnificent Great Hall. And as Christmas approaches, a classic such as Tchaikovsky's “Nutcracker” suite is of course a must!
Renaud Capuçon, artistic director of the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne since 2021, conducts and performs Mozart's A-major concerto and "Haffner" Symphony, showcasing his virtuosity and the orchestra's natural affinity for Mozart. The program also includes Beethoven's early Symphony No. 2, which still reflects Mozart's influence before Beethoven fully broke away with his "Eroica".
An eclectic programme showcasing the wide-ranging passion of trumpeter Lucienne Renaudin Vary, discovered at age 17 through the Victoires de la Musique—here joining forces with the equally intrepid Giacomo Sagripanti and Paris Chamber Orchestra.
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