Name: Princes des neiges
Start: 2017-01-24T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-01-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Philharmonie de Paris

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Orchestre National d'Île de France

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Enrique Mazzola

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Alexander Gavrylyuk

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Princes des neiges

Paris

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Philharmonie de Paris

Grande Salle Pierre Boulez

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Steampunk Blizzard

Piano Concerto in A Minor, op. 16

Symphony No. 5

Arshiya Banu

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De la Norvège à la Russie en passant par la Suède... Le finale du Concerto de Grieg emprunte ses rythmes aux danses folkloriques tandis que la Cinquième Symphonie de Tchaïkovski (1888) est traversée par le thème du destin.

Parmi les concertos romantiques, celui d’Edvard Grieg (1868) est probablement le plus lyrique : virtuose et plein d’élan, il est marqué par la fougue de la jeunesse (Grieg n’avait que vingt-cinq ans lorsqu’il l’a écrit…). Les pianistes apprécient particulièrement cette musique généreuse aux parfums nordiques. L’Ukrainien Alexander Gavrylyuk interprète ce concerto comme personne. Formé à Kiev, il a remporté à quinze ans la prestigieuse médaille d’or du Concours international Horowitz. Sa vie s’est ensuite partagée entre l’Ukraine, l’Autriche, le Japon et l’Australie.  La Cinquième Symphonie de Tchaïkovski (1888) répond aux accents du Concerto de Grieg : nostalgique et puissante, elle reprend dans chacun des mouvements un thème (celui du « destin ») qui culmine dans de magnifiques sonneries de cuivres.

français

From Norway to Russia via Sweden... The finale of Grieg's Concerto borrows its rhythms from folk dances while Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony  (1888) is shot through with the theme of destiny.

Among the Romantic concertos, that of Edvard Grieg (1868) is probably the most lyrical: virtuoso and full of enthusiasm, it is marked by the ardor of youth (Grieg was only twenty-five when he wrote…). Pianists particularly appreciate this generous music with Nordic flavors. The Ukrainian Alexander Gavrylyuk performs this concerto like no other. Trained in kyiv, at fifteen he won the prestigious gold medal at the Horowitz International Competition. His life was then divided between Ukraine, Austria, Japan and Australia. Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony (1888) responds to the accents of Grieg's Concerto : nostalgic and powerful, it takes up a theme in each movement (that of "destiny") which culminates in magnificent brass tones.

English

Princes des neiges by Nelson, D., Grieg, Tchaikovsky, P. I., Tue 24 Jan 2017, From (2017/2017), Conductor Enrique Mazzola, Philharmonie de Paris, Paris, France

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