Diversité et musique plurielle à Aix avec le Paris Mozart Orchestra

By Irma Foletti, 12 April 2021

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“Un grand bravo à l’orchestre et un bravissima ! à la cheffe Rebecca Tong”

Reviewed at Grand Théâtre de Provence, Aix-en-Provence on 10 April 2021

Bach, Double Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV1043

Mozart, Symphony no. 25 in G minor, K183 (K173dB)

Bartók, Divertimento for Strings, Sz 113

Bilal Al Nemr, Violin

Renaud Capuçon, Violin, Conductor

Paris Mozart Orchestra

Rebecca Tong, Conductor

Claire Gibault, Conductor

Ligeti shines at Disney Hall under Gimeno's baton

Laurence Vittes, 14th December

Renaud Capuçon adds a degree of theatricality to his Mozart with the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

***11

A masterclass in concert form: Yo-Yo Ma inspires in Gstaad

David Karlin, 31st January

Watching Ma inspire younger musicians is an extraordinary experience. Renaud Capuçon conducts an entertaining if imperfect Eroica.

****1

A triad of trios: Capuçon, Hagen and Levit play Brahms at Wigmore Hall

Mark Valencia, 4th May

Renaud Capuçon brings his customary taste, refinement and intellect to music he has played many times over the years with a variety of partners – here Julia Hagen and Igor Levit.

****1

To the stars with the stars at the Sydney Symphony season opener

Zoltán Szabó, 28th February

A powerful season-opening concert featuring Renaud Capuçon playing the Australian premiere of Camille Pépin's Violin Concerto Le Sommeil a pris ton empreinte.

****1

Opposites attract: Ticciati conducts a Pépin premiere in Berlin

Elena Luporini, 15th October

Camille Pépin's Le Sommeil a pris ton empreinte, a violin concerto dedicated to Renaud Capuçon, receives its German premiere.

*****

Starry Night: French violin sonatas at the Festival Ravel

Mark Valencia, 29th August

Sonatas by Ravel frame Renaud Capuçon and Jean-François Heisser's recital in the Basque seaside town of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

***11

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Irma Foletti

Italienne, géomètre de formation, Irma s’est soudainement prise de passion pour l’opéra il y a bientôt 35 ans... en même temps que son mari François, la flamme étant allumée alors par un certain Luciano Pavarotti ! Installée depuis 15 ans dans le Sud de la France, elle fréquente très assidument les théâtres et festivals de cette région, et se déplace aussi en France, Europe, Amérique. Ses goûts musicaux sont assez larges, avec tout de même deux chouchous : Rossini et Meyerbeer.