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Quatuor Caliente
Piazzolla, de Plaza, Salgán, Troilo …
Tango, a vibrant tradition from Buenos Aires, is transformed by Piazzolla into a renewed genre with jazz and classical influences.
Trio Zadig
Trio Zadig combines Boulanger’s poem D’un matin de printemps with Mendelssohn’s romantic Piano Trio, op. 11.
Julien Brocal
Frédéric Chopin
Julien Brocal offers a poetic interpretation of Chopin’s Four Ballades, full of sharp contrasts and intense lyricism.
Marie Vermeulin
Fanny Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn’s Das Jahr is a musical diary comprising twelve atmospheric piano pieces inspired by Italy and the seasons.
Valère Burnon
music by Gabriel Fauré, Maurice Ravel, Sergej Ljapoenov
Ravel’s Gaspard de la nuit is central in this repertoire, flanked by Fauré and Ljapoenov in poetic and colorful piano pieces.
Cappella Pratensis
Guillaume Dufay
Dufay, a key figure of the 15th century, blends polyphony and Gregorian chant into a restrained whole in Missa Ecce ancilla Domini.
Ensemble La Nébuleuse
Marc-Antoine Charpentier
Charpentier's small motets showcase a stylish blend of Italian influences and French clarity.
Musicatreize
music by Francis Poulenc, Michel Petrossian, David Achenberg, Philippe Hersant
Musicatreize presents a contemporary choral repertoire under Hayrabedian, featuring works by Poulenc, Petrossian, Hersant, and Achenbergs.
Luanda Siqueira - L’Achéron
Senhora del Mundo
Join us on a musical journey around the world with music by L’Achéron and Brazilian soprano Luanda Siqueira.
Les Kapsber'girls
Vox Feminae
Five Italian female composers from the 17th century come to life with Vox Feminae, through arias and sacred works brimming with Baroque expression.
Wolf Ensemble
music by Carl Maria von Weber
Weber’s Der Freischütz is a seminal work of German Romanticism, rich in folk tales, with an arrangement by Flach for ten wind instruments.
Marc Sabbah
music by Georg Philipp Telemann, Johann Sebastian Bach
On the viola, Marc Sabbah explores the Baroque solo repertoire—featuring works by Telemann and Bach—with a sense of freedom and polyphonic richness.
Marc Danel and Gilles Millet
Béla Bartók
Step into a world full of rhythmic and harmonic innovations, in which Béla Bartók pushes the violin’s sonic possibilities to the limit.
Violaine Le Chenadec - La Guilde des Mercenaires
music by Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Friederich Händel, Maurice Greene, Tomaso Albinoni
The natural trumpet and cornetto played a central role in ceremonial music during the Baroque period, in music by Vivaldi and Händel.
Violaine Le Chenadec - La Guilde des Mercenaires
music by Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Friederich Händel, Maurice Greene, Tomaso Albinoni
Kristina Mascher-Turner en Korpus Kwartet
with music by Robert Schumann, Carl Nielsen, Dmitri Shostakovich and Olivier Messiaen
Expect a quintet ensemble that unfolds into a rich tapestry of sound. Featuring works by Schumann, Messiaen, Nielsen, and Sjostakovitsj.
Kristina Mascher-Turner en Korpus Kwartet
with music by Robert Schumann, Carl Nielsen, Dmitri Shostakovich and Olivier Messiaen
Olivier Riehl, Bérengère Maillard, Nima Ben David en Jean-Luc Ho
François Couperin
Couperin’s Quatrième Ordre and Leclair’s Chaconne showcase the elegance of French music around 1700, rich in expression, and virtuosity.
Galilee Quartet
music by Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann
Schubert and Schumann explore Romanticism through rhythmic energy and a lively instrumental dialogue in their string quartets.
Naka Quartet
Ludwig van Beethoven
Beethoven demonstrates how tradition and originality come together in a lively, expressive quartet style in his first string quartet.
Desguin Kwartet
Anton Webern and Sergei Prokofiev
Weber’s post-Romantic lyricism contrasts with Prokofiev’s energetic, rhythmically sharp string quartet from 1941.
Quatuor Magenta
Fanny Mendelssohn
Fanny Mendelssohn's String Quartet in E-flat major is her only quartet and displays an ambitious, multi-layered, and distinctly Romantic style.
Jory Vinikour
Domenico Scarlatti
Scarlatti combines virtuosity, bold harmonies, and rhythms rooted in Iberian folk music, in his keyboard sonatas.
Emmanuelle Bertrand and Pascal Amoyel
music by Franz Schubert
Schubert gives free rein to his melodic imagination, in his Sonata in a-klein, in a lyrical and dramatic chamber music piece.
Reinoud Van Mechelen - A Nocte Temporis
Oh, ma belle brunette
The Brunettes of the late 17th century combined simplicity with refined melodic artistry and were popular at court and in salons.