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Beethoven et Mozart à la Maison Symphonique: l’Orchestre métropolitain dirigé par Jane Glover

Fri 29 Apr 2022 • 07:30 pm Classical
Maison symphonique - Montréal De 51,74$ à 193,16$
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Les rythmes militaires, l’ampleur jusque-là inégalée, le piano qui exprime librement des idées de grandeur auxquelles l’orchestre répond avec enthousiasme, voilà qui a sans doute valu au Concerto pour piano no 5 de Beethoven son surnom « Empereur ». Jane Glover, cheffe invitée de l’Orchestre Métropolitain, offre son interprétation de cette œuvre légendaire.

Pourquoi bouder son plaisir! Fier et conscient de son talent, Mozart compose pour le public parisien une symphonie conçue pour lui plaire. Grandiose dans ses effets, audacieuse dans son utilisation de la clarinette et tout simplement débordante d’idées mélodiques, la Symphonie no 31 respire le charme et l’exubérance de la jeunesse. Avec un talent de mélodiste qui n’est pas sans rappeler celui de Mozart, le Chevalier de Saint-George, ce compositeur fils d’un noble français et d’une esclave guadeloupéenne, met les cordes à l’honneur dans sa pétillante Symphonie no 1.

CHEVALIER DE SAINT-GEORGE, Symphonie no 1
BEETHOVEN, Concerto pour piano no 5, « Empereur »
Mozart, Symphonie no 31, « Paris »

With its military rhythms, unprecedented scale and expressive piano in dialogue with an enthusiastic orchestra, there’s no question as to why Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 earned its “Emperor” nickname. Conductor Jane Glover offers her interpretation of this legendary piece.

Why deny yourself pleasure? Confident and proud of his talent, Mozart composed a symphony that he knew Parisian audiences would love. Grandiose in its effects, bold in its use of clarinet and overflowing with melodic ideas, Symphony No. 31 radiates with the charm and exuberance of youth. And with melodic talent reminiscent of Mozart’s, Chevalier de Saint-George—a composer born to a French nobleman and African slave in Guadeloupe—puts strings at centre stage in his dazzling Symphony No. 1.

CHEVALIER DE SAINT-GEORGE, Symphony No. 1
BEETHOVEN, Piano Concerto No. 5 “Emperor”
MOZART, Symphony No. 31 “Paris”

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Ce contenu provient de la Place des Arts et est adapté par PAN M 360.

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