L’album “Bleu Ebène” du Quatuor Tana est nominé aux Octaves de la musique contemporaine 2020
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Dans l’émission du 27 mai 2020, l’album “Sweet Dreams” de Varduhi Yeritsyan est le disque classique du jour
Sweet Dreams à découvrir ici
Sweet Dreams à découvrir ici
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Très bel article d’Alain Maestracci dans Nice-Matin au sujet du premier album de
Matthieu Stefanelli
Chroma à découvrir ici
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L’album “Cage meets Satie” a été diffusé sur France Musique dans l’émission “En pistes, comtemporains” 👇
Emission “En pistes, contemporains”
DUO AURORE
Renata Bittencourt and Diego Munhoz, two young and talented pianists, founded the group in 2010. They are devoted to promoting the Brazilian and Argentinian repertoire for two pianos and piano four hands in addition to the Western classical repertoire. Graduates from the chamber music program of the École normale de musique de Paris, the pair also obtained a Concert Diploma from the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris. Together, the Duo Aurore won the Monaco International Piano Four Hands Competition in 2016 and the Cziffra Foundation Award in 2017. Since then, they have pursued their careers as concert performers with recitals in Europe and Brazil.
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Fondé en 2019, l’ensemble tire son nom d’un idéal de la musique Sarde. La quintina est cette cinquième voix produite, sans être chantée, par les harmoniques de chanteurs en état de grâce. Ce sommet musical et esthétique constitue un héritage vivant d’une culture européenne dont les origines remontent au Moyen Âge et à la Renaissance. Réunis autour de Jérémie Couleau, les musiciens de La Quintina font revivre certaines polyphonies oubliées sans se limiter dans le temps ni dans l’espace.
Alla francesca was founded in the early 1990s as an ensemble of chamber music dedicated to very ancient music in its diversity. Its repertoire ranges over the art of solo singing—monody or polyphony—and instrumental music, from the songs of the first troubadours (late xith century) to the art of the Renaissance (xvith century). The ensemble also quite regularly looks into the connections between these repertoires and some types of living musical traditions.
Alla Francesca regularly features in the greatest international festivals of early music and performs worldwide.
Under the direction of Brigitte Lesne, it here releases its eighteenth recording, the first one on the Paraty label.
Brigitte Lesne, singer, is the director of the Alla francesca and Discantus ensembles, both of them specialized in medieval music.
She also performs in various recital formations (solo, duets, trios…) and accompanies herself on various instruments, medieval harps and percussions. She is deeply involved in artistic transmission and leads advanced workshops by subject every year at the Paris Centre for Medieval Music. Since 2012 she has taught the Gregorian repertoire and early polyphonies to B.A. students (« Music, Interpretation and Heritage » at the Versailles conservatoire), and since 2019 to M.A. students (« Performing styles of early music » at the Sorbonne university). Lastly, she is ever more frequently called upon as an expert to devise and lead projects with vocal ensembles, choir schools, conservatoires, universities, choirs…
Ecoutez en postcast : Emission France Musique Carrefour de la création “Compositeur et confiné”
Découvrez l’artiste sur website Matthieu STEFANELLI
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