Name: Victoires!
Start: 2023-05-06T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-05-06T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Auditorium du Conservatoire

Organization

Festival Palazzetto Bru Zane à Paris

Sopran

Judith van Wanroij

Palazzetto Bru Zane

Orchestra

Quatuor Cambini-Paris

Victoires!

Tourcoing

Francja

Auditorium du Conservatoire

Victoires! Operatic revolutions under Napoleon I: Concert

Public

Koncert

Approved

Like Louis XIV, Napoleon understood how useful art could be to promote his image and ideology. Opera was one of the cogs in his shrewd policy. His determination materialized thanks to an army of composers grouped together in the Conservatoire, which had opened in 1795, including Catel, Le Sueur and Méhul. His conquest of Italy also led to his discovery of Paisiello, and this decisive encounter opened the doors of the Paris Opera to composers such as Spontini and Cherubini, who would invent the monumental Romanticism that Wagner and Verdi would later feed on. The programme presented by Judith van Wanroij and the Quatuor Cambini-Paris aims to illustrate the ebullience of this laboratory for opera composition.

English

Napoléon, comme Louis XIV, comprit l’utilité de l’Art pour promouvoir son image et son idéologie. L’opéra fut un des rouages de cette politique habile. La détermination napoléonienne se concrétise grâce à une armée de compositeurs regroupée au sein du Conservatoire ouvert en 1795, dont Catel, Le Sueur ou Méhul. Sa conquête de l’Italie lui permet également de découvrir Paisiello. Cette rencontre décisive ouvre toutes grandes les portes de l’Opéra de Paris aux compositeurs comme Spontini et Cherubini qui inventeront le romantisme monumental dont Wagner et Verdi se nourriront plus tard. C’est l’ébullition de ce laboratoire lyrique que le programme servi par Judith van Wanroij et le Quatuor Cambini-Paris souhaite illustrer.

français

Napoleone, come Luigi XIV, capì l’utilità dell’Arte ai fini della promozione della sua immagine e della sua ideologia. L’opera fu uno degli ingranaggi di questa abile politica. La determinazione di Napoleone si concretizza grazie a un esercito di compositori riuniti in seno al Conservatorio, aperto nel 1795, tra i quali Catel, Le Sueur, Méhul. La conquista dell’Italia gli permette inoltre di scoprire Paisiello. Questo incontro decisivo spalanca le porte dell’Opéra di Parigi a compositori come Spontini e Cherubini, che inventeranno quel romanticismo monumentale di cui Wagner e Verdi si sarebbero nutriti in seguito. Il programma proposto da Judith van Wanroij e dal Quatuor Cambini-Paris intende illustrare l’effervescenza di questo laboratorio operistico.

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