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Le Belgian National Orchestra et Antony Hermus en état de grâce dans la Huitième de Chostakovitch

Antony Hermus et le Belgian National Orchestra dans la Huitième Symphonie de Chostakovitch
© Belgian National Orchestra – Marin Driguez
By Patrice Lieberman, 09 October 2023
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“il n’y aura pas un instant de relâchement ni sur le podium ni parmi les rangs d’un BNO survolté”
Reviewed at BOZAR: Main hall, Brussels on 8 October 2023
Programme
Saint-Saëns, Violin Concerto no. 3 in B minor, Op.61
Shostakovich, Symphony no. 8 in C minor, Op.65
Performers
Antony Hermus, Conductor
Lorenzo Gatto, Violin
Belgian National Orchestra
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Patrice Lieberman
Patrice Lieberman
Pratiquant le piano (puis l’alto) dès l’enfance, Patrice Lieberman - après un passage par le Conservatoire d’Anvers - combine sa passion pour la musique, les langues et la littérature en étudiant la musicologie et la philologie slave à l’Université Libre de Bruxelles, avant de se perfectionner aux universités de Pennsylvanie et Yale. Après avoir été pendant près de vingt ans critique au défunt hebdomadaire anglophone bruxellois The Bulletin, il collabore depuis 2014 à Crescendo Magazine (crescendo-magazine.be). Il a également régulièrement signé des notes de programme et des traductions pour différentes organisations culturelles, dont le Festival de Flandre et l’Orchestre national de Belgique.