Un fauve au clavier. Danny Driver à la Salle Bourgie du MBAM

Par Sébastien Daigle, 21 novembre 2016

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“Sous les doigts de Driver, le piano pousse de formidables rugissements”

Critique faite à Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal: Salle Bourgie, Montreal, le 16 novembre 2016

Bach, Suite française no. 5 en sol majeur, BWV816

Schumann, Études symphoniques, Op.13

Balakirev, Nocturne no. 2 in B minor

Rachmaninov, Études-Tableaux, Op.39

Prokofiev, Sonate pour piano no. 7 en si bémol majeur, Op.83

Danny Driver, Piano

Chloë Hanslip and Danny Driver are thrilling at Kings Place

Chris Garlick, 18th April

Chloë Hanslip and Danny Driver were in tune with each other in every way in this fascinating and entertaining programme inspired by Marcel Proust.

*****

Impressive line-up at the London Piano Festival

Frances Wilson, 7th October

Still only in its second year, the London Piano Festival has already established itself as a major player in the capital’s music scene.

*****

Danny Driver descends the Devil's Staircase!

Alan Coady, 19th September

Danny Driver thrills in an imaginatively conceived and wonderfully executed programme of Ligeti and Debussy.

*****

NYOS Symphony Orchestra’s “Bon Voyage”

David Smythe, 29th July

The National Youth Orchestra of Scotland's Symphony Orchestra is touring to China, a momentous event for our young musicians. The Bon Voyage concert presented their touring programme to a home crowd before setting off.

****1

Roman Holiday at the Proms

David Fay, 1st September

Charles Dutoit and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra journey on a Roman holiday, taking in the pines, fountains and festivals of the Eternal City.

***11

BBCSSO and James MacMillan Celebrate Commonwealth Day with a Blast.

David Smythe, 10th March

There is always something special when a piece is performed in the presence of a composer, and even more so when the composer conducts a famous and popular work. James MacMillan conducted the BBCSSO in The Confession of Isobel Gowdie to help celebrate Commonwealth Day in Glasgow.

****1

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Sébastien Daigle

Sébastien a fait des études en musique, en littérature et en droit à Montréal. Il travaille désormais comme marin et navigue dans les eaux canadiennes, du fleuve Saint-Laurent aux mers de l’Arctique. Il s’intéresse à toutes les époques musicales, du Moyen-Âge à aujourd’hui, avec un faible néanmoins pour la musique baroque et le romantisme.