New Year’s Concert
Dijon Bourgogne Orchestra
Musique
ASSOCIATE ENSEMBLE
MUSICAL DIRECTOR Joseph Bastian
VIOLIN Nathan Mierdl
- CAST
Jean-François Corvaisier solo violon
Isabelle Chabrier, Sophie Desbruères, Emmanuelle Kirklar, Sophie Kalch, Christelle Marion, Irma Barbutsa, Camille Labroue violons 1
Thierry Juffard, Marie Salvat, Christophe Dacharry, Manon Grandjean, Ariadna Teyssier, Pierre Hamel violons 2
Sophie Mangold, Sandra Delavault, Aline Corbière, Jean-Claude Petot, Emmanuel Kirklar altos
Laurent Lagarde, Sylvie Brochard, Sébastien Paul, Serge Vacon cellos
Pierre Boufil, Pierre Sylvan, Christian Bigarne double basses
Claire Louwagie ,Pierre-Jean Yeme flutes and piccolo
Dominique Dournaud, Bernard Quilot oboe
Eric Porche, Gilles Rougemon clarinet
Florence Hamel, Christian Bouhey bassoons
Bernard Morard, Didier Cassecuelle, Aude Bourgeois, Blandine Rossero horns
Philippe Boisseranc, Bertrand Gillet, Tristan Boisseranc trumpets
Bernard Metz, Dominique Laversin, Vincent Bourgeois trombones
Esther Kubiez harp
Didier Ferrière timbal
Philippe Massacrier, Benoit Masson percussions - PROGRAM
STRAUSS Ouverture de la Chauve Souris de Johann, Die Libelle, Ohne sorgen polka, Dynamiden Walzer, Unter Donner und Blitz, Spaerenklaenge Walzer op235
BRAHMS Danses hongroises
SARASATE Airs bohémiens pour violon et orchestre
RAVEL Tzigane pour violon et orchestre
For this New Years 2020, if you don’t go to Vienna, then Vienna will come to you, thanks to this concert in the purest tradition of the imperial and musical capital! In place of honour, of course, we will find Johann Strauss and his art of the twirling, pulsating waltz and the captivating polka with its more rustic fragrances. It is not only in his dances that Strauss the son was able to capture that essence so particular to his city and its inhabitants, full of both lightness and gravity, but also in his two most famous operettas, Die Fledermausand Der Zigeunerbaron, whose overtures will be performed by the Dijon Bourgogne Orchestra. But what would Vienna be without the rich Hungarian and Gypsy heritage that irrigates its popular as well as its serious music? With the young violinist, Nathan Mierdl, who studied in Dijon, classic violin showpieces such as Sarasate’s Airs Bohemiensand the more unexpected Tziganeby Ravel will revive the festive and mittel-European flame.
- January 2020
- Wednesday 01 at 18:00