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A daily, musical and eclectic rendez-vous in the courtyard of the Hôtel d'Albret from 6pm, in Paris' Marais district, with artists from the worlds of jazz, classical music, chanson and improvisation...
Guests include:
Matthieu Vermeulen, vocals and piano
Bruno Phillippe, cello
Tamayo Ikeda and Patrick Zygmanowski, 4-hand piano
Delphine Haidan, mezzo-soprano
Programming:Camille Saint-Saëns : Marche héroïque Op. 34
Duo Ykeda, piano 4 hands
Franz Liszt :Lorelei
Delphine Haidan, mezzo-soprano
Tamayo Ikeda, piano
György Ligeti : *Sonata for solo cello : Dialogo and Capriccio
Bruno Phillippe, cello
Matthieu Vermeulen
‘Hanna's Kiss
‘Osaka
‘C'est l'endroit‘ (’This is the place")
Matthieu Vermeulen, vocals and piano Edvard Grieg: Solveig's Song from Peer Gynt
Delphine Haidan, mezzo-soprano
Tamayo Ikeda, piano
Johannes Brahms :
*Hungarian Dance No.1 in G minor
Duo Ykeda, 4-hand piano
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The composer of the week in Alla Breve is another composer who has been programmed this season at the Festival Présences. The composer is Ramon Lazkano. For our Alla Breve in the past, he devised a piece of music for two pianists and two percussionists called ‘Laiotz’.
With
Florent Jodelet Percussionist
François Desforges Percussionist
‘Laiotz’ for two pianos and two percussionists by Ramon Lazkano
Performed by the Ykeda duo: Patrick Zygmanowski, and Tamayo Ikeda, pianos
Florent Jodelet and François Desforges, percussion
Replay of the premiere recorded in September 2004 at Radio France
Piece n°2
Today, the performers of Ramon Lazkano's five Laiotz open the second page of his ‘Terres Ombragées’ (or Laiotz in Basque).
What's striking about these pieces is that there's something incantatory and gripping about them. This is not only true of the odd-numbered, more extrovert movements. It's also very present in the more nocturnal, shadier even-numbered movements.
The second of Ramon Lazkano's Laiotz recalls a madrigal by Gesualdo, but the Laiotz also conceal another reference, that of Bartok and the sonata he imagined for the same instrumentarium.
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Broadcast recorded live on Friday 28 March at Studio 105 at 7.30pm.
With
Raphaël Sévère French clarinettist (1994, Rennes)
Jean-Frédéric Neuburger French pianist and composer
David Petrlik Violin
MUSIC PROGRAMMEMalouma
Malouma (vocals)
Aly Ndao (guitar)
Mohamed Hafsi (bass)
Franck Mantegari (drummer)
Sankofa (vocals)
Vincent Lendower (piano)
Malouma : Knou
Malouma :Goueyered
Duo Ikeda : Patrick Zygmanovsky and Tamayo Ikeda (piano)
Emmanuel Chabrier: España (Arrangement for 4 hands by André Messager)
Raphael Sévère (clarinet)
Jean-Frédéric Neuburger (piano)
David Petrlik (violin)
Béla Bartók: Contrasts
Malouma
Malouma (voice)
Aly Ndao (guitar)
Mohamed Hafsi (bass)
Franck Mantegari (drummer)
Sankofa (vocals)
Vincent Lendower (piano)
Malouma : Tab Ley At
Duo Ikeda: Patrick Zygmanovsky and Tamayo Ikeda, piano
Anton Dvorak : Slavonic Dance op72 n°2
Aram Khatchaturian : Sabre Dance (Arrangement for 4 hands by Patrick Zygmanowski)
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