After the piano trio of the previous day, a string trio takes the spotlight with Mozart’s Divertimento K 563, in counterpoint to which the musicians, Isabelle Faust, Tabea Zimmermann and Jean-Guihen Queyras, offer a selection of solo pieces.
Barbara Hannigan—one of the most remarkable voices on the scene today, a tireless interpreter of new contemporary works, and a complete artist, who also takes her turn at conducting—returns, accompanied by Bertrand Chamayou.
Still in its first decade, Trio Pantoum has already established itself as one of today's leading young chamber ensembles. Their programme is a blend of repertoire favourites and rarer gems.
Single or double, the reed is a delicate strip of the plant from which it takes its name, whose vibration also enriches woodwind instruments. A complementary blend of timbres, the subtlety of three-part chamber music: a repertoire to be (re)discovered and savoured!
Théotime Langlois de Swarte with ‘his’ Ensemble Le Consort—in larger force for the occasion—present Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, here in a family-oriented version after the first performance Thursday evening.
Star recorder player Lucie Horsch performs a mixed repertoire of works by 20th-century composers from both the classical and jazz worlds.
Théotime Langlois de Swarte with ‘his’ Ensemble Le Consort—in larger force for the occasion—present Vivaldi’s Four Seasons.
The Orchestre National d'Île-de-France in an all-Russian program, where the famous ‘Rach 3’ (as it is known in the English-speaking world), performed by Federico Colli, meets Prokofiev’s Fifth Symphony, alongside Shostakovich’s Tahiti Trot.
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