Serie: 2019
Cellomania: Jean-Guihen Queyras Plays Tchaikovsky & Murail
[1]. Mozart: La Clemenza di Tito Overture, K21
[2]. Tristan Murail: De Pays et d’Hommes Étranges (2019) (Asian première)
Concerto for Cello & Chamber Orchestra
Commissioned by Orchestre des Pays de Savoie, Hong Kong Sinfonietta & Munich Chamber
Orchestra
[3]. Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op 33
[4]. Mozart: Symphony No 40 in G minor, K0
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“In Love with Impressionism” – Andrei Yeh Piano Recital
Hong Kong Debut! Internationally acclaimed Taiwanese pianist, Andrei YEH, disciple of
Heinrich Gustavovich Neuhaus, will perform some masterpieces from the French impressionism in his recital, which include Debussy’s Prelude (Book1), Ravel’s Pavane pour une infante défunte and Gaspard de la nuit.
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“Invitation to the Voyage” by Paris Mozart Orchestra
Sensory journey through music, poetry and painting
Invitation to the voyage takes us on a journey through music, poetry and painting. The programme begins with the Sinfonietta for String Orchestra Op. 52 by French composer Albert Roussel, who was a sailor-turned-composer. The sea was the constant inspiration for most of his works and appears to be an epic theme in the Sinfonietta.
The programme presents a selection of the most beautiful melodies composed by Berlioz in honour of the 5th anniversary of his death sang by infamous French mezzo soprano Aurore Ugolin. While Philippe Hersant’s Patmos for string orchestra takes us to the Greek island where St John the Baptist wrote The Apocalypse.
The composer Edith Canat de Chizy gained inspiration from painter Nicolas de Staël’s tragic destiny and his discovery of the colours, atmospheres and lights of Northern Europe, Provence and North Africa. Eric Genovese, a member of the celebrated Comedie-Française, will read excerpts from the painter’s correspondence, while some of de Staël’s most celebrated paintings are projected on stage above the orchestra.
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“Hikikomori, The Shelter” by Joris Mathieu with Haut et Court collective
‘Hikikomori, The shelter’ is a futuristic story about self-identity. The play uses a unique and original sound design that offers audiences three different viewpoints to see and hear one same story.
“Hikikomori” is a modern-age social phenomenon: it literally means withdrawal from others in Japanese. This new social act of reclusion created this story of Nils. This young main character finds difficult to fit into society, so he decides to hide in his room forever. ‘Hikikomori, The Shelter’ not only proposes the ways to be yourself, but also allow audiences experience this interactive performance by headphones. It provides a radically different approach, whereby adults and children can discuss at the end of the show and hear each of their thought.
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“Hikikomori, The Shelter” by Joris Mathieu with Haut et Court collective (Student Matinee)
‘Hikikomori, The shelter’ is a futuristic story about self-identity. The play uses a unique and original sound design that offers audiences three different viewpoints to see and hear one same story.
“Hikikomori” is a modern-age social phenomenon: it literally means withdrawal from others in Japanese. This new social act of reclusion created this story of Nils. This young main character finds difficult to fit into society, so he decides to hide in his room forever. ‘Hikikomori, The Shelter’ not only proposes the ways to be yourself, but also allow audiences experience this interactive performance by headphones. It provides a radically different approach, whereby adults and children can discuss at the end of the show and hear each of their thought.
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Serenata Española
The performance will last for 1 hour 10 minutes with intermission. The performance will be followed by a sharing session with the artists.
With “Serenata Espanola” the French harpist Xavier de Maistre has joined forces with the legendary castanet player lucero Tena to form an exciting duo.
Xavier De Maistre. internationally celebrated solo harpist regularly succeeding in redefining the bounds of what is possible on his instrument and lucero Tena. legendary Mexican Spanish flamenco dancer and castanet player. met for the first time In Madrid In 2019. Ever since the dazzling combination of harp and castanets has formed a unique duo in concert halls. From the meeting was born an unusual and unprecedented dynamic and together they have performed all over the world. including Hamburg Elbphilharmonie (main hall). Berlin Boulez-Saal. Dusseldorf Tonhalle, NDNHannover (CroBer Sendesaal). Madrid Auditorio Nacional and Monaco Opera – Salle Gamier.
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Serenata Española – Harp Masterclass
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“Bach Studies: I fall, I flow, I melt” by Benjamin Millepied (Open Rehearsal)
Bach Studies is the latest full evening work from L.A. Dance Project’s Artistic Director, Benjamin Millepied. Inspired by the depth and complexity of Johann Sebastian Bach’s music, Millepied explores the Partita for Violin No. 2 in D Minor by applying the compositional techniques of counterpoint, fugue, and canon to choreography. Featuring costumes by long-time LADP collaborator, Alessandro Sartori, Bach Studies masterfully translates music into movement, resulting in a work that is at once technically sophisticated, delicate and emotionally compelling.
Founded in 2012 by Benjamin Millepied – L.A. Dance Project is comprised of an internationally acclaimed dance company, a performance venue in LA’s Arts District, and a series of new media initiatives.
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“Bach Studies: I fall, I flow, I melt” by Benjamin Millepied
Bach Studies is the latest full evening work from L.A. Dance Project’s Artistic Director, Benjamin Millepied. Inspired by the depth and complexity of Johann Sebastian Bach’s music, Millepied explores the Partita for Violin No. 2 in D Minor by applying the compositional techniques of counterpoint, fugue, and canon to choreography. Featuring costumes by long-time LADP collaborator, Alessandro Sartori, Bach Studies masterfully translates music into movement, resulting in a work that is at once technically sophisticated, delicate and emotionally compelling.
Founded in 2012 by Benjamin Millepied – L.A. Dance Project is comprised of an internationally acclaimed dance company, a performance venue in LA’s Arts District, and a series of new media initiatives.
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Fear and trembling (Stupeur et Tremblements)
Fear and Trembling is a one woman show presented by the French artist Layla Metssitane based on the famous Novel “Stupeur et tremblement” written by the Belgium Novelist Amélie Nothomb.
Winter 1990. In Brussels, Amélie Nothomb has finished her studies in medieval roman philology. She decides to travel back to Japan in order to work, a country she knows since she was born there. She gets a one year work contract for the prestigious Yumimoto company. This job, more than she hope for, will bring her many surprises, from which she will learn various lessons…
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