DIVINES LANGUEURS | Emmanuel Pahud

What if, for once, we took the time to do nothing… just listen?

With Schubert's great Symphony No. 9, the music stretches out, breathes, and sweeps us into an immense sonic journey. When he discovered it, Robert Schumann spoke of its « heavenly lengths » : music that seems able to continue on and on. Majestic, luminous, and full of momentum, it invites us to let ourselves be carried away without watching the clock.

Before Schubert, Emmanuel Pahud's flute dialogues with the orchestra in Nielsen's Concerto, a lively work full of fantasy. And to open the concert, composer Justé Janulyté offers Confluere, a true sonic cascade. Three musical worlds meeting around the same desire: to let the music circulate and carry us elsewhere.

🌊 A concert to slow down, breathe, and let yourself be carried away by sound.

The program:

JUSTÉ JANULYTÉ

Confluere

NIELSEN

Concerto pour flûte

SCHUBERT

Symphonie n° 9 en ut majeur, « la Grande », D. 944

Cast:

Kristiina Poska, conductor

Emmanuel Pahud, flute

Orchestre de chambre de Paris