Artiste: Prague Philharmonic Choir

Le 19 avril 2016, la Philharmonie de Paris accueillait l’Orchestre et les Chœurs de l’Opéra national de Paris, ainsi que le Chœur philharmonique de Prague, pour une œuvre monumentale : les Gurre-Lieder de Schönberg. Une odyssée sonore enivrante, construite avec soin et conduite avec passion par Philippe Jordan.

Un Stabat Mater de Dvorak puissant et noble servi par un choeur exceptionnel.

In expert hands, a terrifying 12-tone opera and a heroic piano concerto rattle the walls in Prague’s Rudolfinum.

Conducted by Sakari Oramo, the Czech Philharmonic turn in a brilliant performance of Mahler's Resurrection Symphony that lights all the old revolutionary fires.

Under the baton of Semyon Bychkov, the Czech Philharmonic and a sprawling supporting cast lead listeners up a stairway to heaven. 

With Jakub Hrůša on the podium and Leif Ove Andsnes at the keyboard, the orchestra offer glowing treatment of a dark program. 

One of Janáček’s greatest works, the Glagolitic Mass sets Old Church Slavonic in the composer’s inimitable melodic style. Organist Daniela Kosinová talks about this unique piece – and its fearsome organ solo.

The Choirmaster of the Prague Philharmonic Choir talks about the vibrancy of Czech choral repertoire, his love of Janáček and Martinů, and the choir’s upcoming performances around the world.