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September 2026
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OPENING CONCERT TCHAIKOVSKY / SHOSTAKOVICH
It is with Tchaikovsky’s inimitable First Piano Concerto that Lionel Bringuier opens his season: a sovereign work whose untamed fervor, its Cossack fire igniting brass and strings, and its popular melodies give an irres…
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TCHAIKOVSKY / SHOSTAKOVICH
It is with Tchaikovsky’s inimitable First Piano Concerto that Lionel Bringuier opens his season: a sovereign work whose untamed fervor, its Cossack fire igniting brass and strings, and its popular melodies give an irres…
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TCHAIKOVSKY / SHOSTAKOVICH
It is with Tchaikovsky’s inimitable First Piano Concerto that Lionel Bringuier opens his season: a sovereign work whose untamed fervor, its Cossack fire igniting brass and strings, and its popular melodies give an irres…
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October 2026
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Rachmaninoff, Symphony No. 2
With his Second Symphony, Sergei Rachmaninoff confronts the silence left by the failure of his First. The work does not aim for display but for expansion: elongated melodies, unabashed lyricism, and dense orchestration…
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Rachmaninoff, Symphony No. 2
With his Second Symphony, Sergei Rachmaninoff confronts the silence left by the failure of his First. The work does not aim for display but for expansion: elongated melodies, unabashed lyricism, and dense orchestration…
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November 2026
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Dutilleux / Elgar
Composed in 1951, Symphony No. 1 by Henri Dutilleux unveils a strikingly original sound world: radiant colours, taut motifs, vibrant poetry—everything pulses with a mysterious energy that defies the dogmas of the avant-…
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Dutilleux / Elgar
Composed in 1951, Symphony No. 1 by Henri Dutilleux unveils a strikingly original sound world: radiant colours, taut motifs, vibrant poetry—everything pulses with a mysterious energy that defies the dogmas of the avant-…
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January 2027
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New Year’s Concert: Mahler “Titan”
A youthful work in which evocations of nature, popular fanfares, a funeral march on the nursery tune Frère Jacques, and klezmer-inspired themes coexist, Gustav Mahler’s First Symphony (1888) already reveals the composer…
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