Music for Oboe, Flute, Clarinet and Bassoon: Beethoven, Rossini & Poulenc
About the Event
Let's admit it: the French woodwind school is one of the most remarkable. Perhaps because the strong temperament of the musicians flourishes fully in a repertoire of incredible diversity.
But it is not the only reason. The national instrument bill, indeed, is still admired abroad. Add to that our pleasure of virtuosity mixed with a certain rigor of writing. In short, the conjunction of elegance, the freshness of the game and the refinement of timbres. So you can understand better why Beethoven admired so much the demanding pleasure of the musicians of our country, but also for what reasons Rossini and the Brazilian Villa‐Lobos lived in France.
Practical Information
Programme:
FRANÇAIX Wind Quatuor
ROSSINI La Scala di Seta, opening
BEETHOVEN Variations on 'Here man's darem'
POULENC Sonata for clarinet and bassoon
VILLA‐LOBOS Wind Quatuor
JOLIVET Sonatine for oboe and bassoon
Cast / Production
Marina Chamot‐Leguay: flute
Ilyes Boufadden‐Adloff: oboe
Florent Pujuila: clarinet
Fany Maselli: bassoon
