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Le monde d'hier selon l’Orchestre de la Radio suédoise et Daniel Harding au Luxembourg

By Augustin Javel, 04 December 2021
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“Daniel Harding roule sur de l’or, qu’il transforme instantanément en diamant”
Reviewed at Philharmonie: Grand Auditorium, Luxembourg on 1 December 2021
Programme
Mahler, Des Knaben Wunderhorn: excerpts
Mahler, Blumine
Mahler, Symphony no. 4 in G major
Performers
Johanna Wallroth, Soprano
Christian Gerhaher, Baritone
Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Daniel Harding, Conductor
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Augustin Javel
Augustin Javel
Étudiant à l’IEP de Lyon, Augustin Javel est aussi hautboïste amateur, étudiant au CRR de Lyon. Passé par le Maroc, l’Espagne et la Pologne, il se passionne pour la musique et ses interprètes, facilitateurs d’échanges entre les cultures. Également passionné par le cinéma, il porte un grand intérêt aux compositeurs de musique de film. Gustav Mahler, Olivier Messiaen, Maurice Ravel ou Nino Rota font partie de ses compositeurs préférés.