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What if spring started with music?
From the first bursts of Mozart to the light of Schubert, this concert celebrates a music full of momentum, freshness and freedom.
It all starts with the opening of the Noces de Figaro, lively and sparkling. Puis Beethoven enters the stage with his Piano Concerto n°4, a bold work where the piano speaks even before the orchestra. Finally, Schubert offers us a bright and vibrant symphony, deeply marked by his admiration for Mozart.
On the piano, Javier Perianes accompanies the Orchestre de chambre de Paris under the direction of the young conductor Aurel Dawidiuk, for a program that brings together three generations of composers and three ways to celebrate musical freedom.
A bright concert, alive and full of momentum to welcome spring.
The program:
MOZART
The Noces de Figaro, opening, K.492
BEETHOVEN
Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, op. 58
SCHUBERT
Symphony No. 5 in B flat major, D. 485
The artists:
Aurel Dawidiuk, direction
Javier Perianes, piano
Paris Chamber Orchestra