L'éclatant succès du Chineke! Orchestra à la Philharmonie

Chineke! Orchestra

Von Jean-Pierre Rousseau, 26 September 2025

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“l'orchestre flamboie, ivre de couleurs et de grandeur”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Philharmonie de Paris: Grande salle Pierre Boulez, Paris, am 26 September 2025

Coleridge-Taylor, Ballade für Orchester a-Moll, Op.33

Beethoven, Tripelkonzert für Violine, Cello und Klavier in C-Dur, Op.56

Wallen, Flourish

Dawson, Negro Folk Symphony

Chineke! Orchestra

Roderick Cox, Musikalische Leitung

Tai Murray, Violine

Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Cello

Isata Kanneh-Mason, Klavier

Collaboration, innovation and defiance: Chineke! at the BBC Proms

Eleanor Knight, 5th September

Jonathon Heyward steps in to conduct Chineke! in two UK premieres and Shostakovich's rip-roaring Tenth Symphony.

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Chineke! gives world premiere of Joan Armatrading's First Symphony

Alexander Hall, 24th November

Chineke! Orchestra likes to do things differently and this concert, conducted by Andrew Grams, pairs symphonies by Tchaikovsky and the singer-songwriter-guitarist Armatrading.

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A mixed bag of treats from Chineke! at the BBC Proms

Alexander Hall, 1st September

No hard hitters or big beasts in this colourful potpourri from the remarkable Chineke! Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Parnther, but a chance to savour both the unknown and the familiar.

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Bold, brash and Bacchic: Chineke! Orchestra undimmed as ever

Alexander Hall, 25th February

The Chineke! Orchestra always aims at mixing the old and familiar (Beethoven, Ravel) with lesser-known corners of the repertory (Coleridge-Taylor, Walker). Anthony Parnther conducts with Kenneth Thompkins as soloist.

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Kalena Bovell conducts Chineke! in inspired performance of Hailstork

Timothy Robson, 14th December

The excellent program opened with Coleridge Taylor's Ballade and also included favorites by Haydn and Dvořák.

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Black legacies explored by Chineke! at the Royal Festival Hall

Mark Pullinger, 19th October

Chineke! Orchestra returns to the Royal Festival Hall with a programme that explores the legacy of black composers, as well as marking Beethoven's 250th anniversary.

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Jean-Pierre Rousseau

Jean-Pierre Rousseau a été successivement producteur responsable des émissions musicales à la Radio Suisse Romande (à ce titre co-fondateur de l'émission de critique de disques "Disques en Lice" en 1987), directeur de France Musique, directeur général de l'Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège, directeur de la musique de Radio France puis directeur du Festival Radio France Occitanie Montpellier jusqu'en juillet 2022. Il a régulièrement participé aux émissions de critique de la RTBF, de France Musique, et collaboré à Forumopera. Il tient un blog qui lui permet d'exprimer sa passion pour les musiciens d'aujourd'hui et d'hier.