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*The program might change by unavoidable circumstances. *The end of a show time is a rough standard.Please acknowledge it. Saturday, 5th May - Part 1 - [as of 6 Apr., 2012] Pay program Hall A (Pouchkine) ‐ 5,008places Hall B7 (Tchekhov) – 822 placesHall B5 (Tourgueniev) – 256 places Hall C (Dostoïevski) – 1494 places ♪Indicate for junior high and high school students are available. 9:00 ★This price is applied for junior high and high school students seats. 30 311 “Concert for Children” Orchestra de Pau Pays de Béarn 10:00 Fayçal Karoui conductor 9:45-10:30 Shostakovich : Ballet Suite No. 1 Tchaikovsky : The Nutcracker opus 71a, suite Reserved seat 341 Kazune Shimizu piano 1,500 from the ballet Sinfonia Varsovia 30 *No age restriction. Capella de Saint‐Pétersbourg chorus Jean‐Jacques Kantorow conductor 321 10:15-11:00 Vladislav Tchernouchenko conductor Rachmaninov:Vocalise opus 34 No.14 Bortniansky:Concerto No.3 for choir a cappella Rachmaninov:Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor 10:30-11:15 S3,000/A2,500 “Ô Seigneur, le roi puise sa joie dans ta force” opus 18 11:00 Archangelsky:“Heureux celui qui se soucie du Plamena Mangova piano *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. S2,500/A2,000 331 pauvre” Goubaïdoulina : Chaconne for piano Tchesnokov:“Que ma prière monte vers toi !” Tchaikovsky : October “Chant d'automne”, 11:00-11:45 Tchesnokov:“Dieu est parmi nous” excerpt from “ Seasons opus 37bis” 30 Anonyme:“Ô Vous mes champs adorés !”, Reserved seat Tchaikovsky : Dumka for piano opus 59 russian folk song 2,000 Shostakovich : Preludes No. 1, 2, 5, 3, 6, 13, 14, Suite de chants populaires russes 10, 16, 17, 21 and 20 for piano opus 34 Anonyme:“Kalinka”, russian folk song etc. 12:00 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 312 ♪ Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra 342 Taipei Symphony Orchestra Kazuhiro Koizumi conductor Dorian Wilson conductor Tchaikovsky:Symphony No.6 in B minor opus 74 Tatjana Vassiljeva cello Tchaikovsky:Polonaise, excerpt from the opera 12:00-12:45 322 12:00-12:45 “Pathétique” Orchestra de Chambre de Paris “Eugene Onegin” 30 S2,500/A2,000/ Joseph Swensen conductor Tchaikovsky:Symphony No. 4 in F minor opus 36 12:15-13:00 S2,500/A2,000 B1,500/★500 Stravinsky:Concerto for string orchestra in D *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. major (“Concerto in D”) Vox Clamantis chorus *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. S3,000/A2,500 332 Shostakovich:Cello Concerto No. 1 in E‐flat Jaan‐Eik Tulve conductor 13:00 major opus 107 Kreek : The evening liturgy. The beginning song. 12:45-13:30 Anonyme:Hymne “Svete tihi”, chant znamenny *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Reserved seat Pärt : Excerpts from “Kanon Pokajanen” (Ode I, 2,500 Ode III, Ode VI, Kontakion, Ikos, Prière après le 30 Canon) *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 343 Abdel Rahman El Bacha piano Sinfonia Varsovia 14:00 Adam Laloum piano Jean‐Jacques Kantorow conductor 323 13:45-14:30 Quatuor Modigliani string quartet Tchaikovsky : Scene, Waltz, Dance of Swans, Orchestra Philharmonique de l’Oural Borodine:Notturno, lento movement of “String Scene, excerpts from “Swan Lake opus 20a, 313 ♪ 14:00-14:45 S3,000/A2,500 Dmitri Liss conductor Quartet No.2 in D major” suite from the ballet” 30 Rimski‐Korsakov:Shéhérazade, symphonic suite Shostakovich:Piano Quintet in G minor opus 57 Maria Keohane soprano Prokofiev : Piano Concerto No. 2 in G minor 14:15-15:00 S2,500/A2,000 333 opus 35 Ricercar Consort ‐ Philippe Pierlot opus 16 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. “La Musique à la cour de Boris Godounov” *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. S3,000/A2,500/ 14:30-15:15 B1,500/★500 Mercker : Pavan “Godounov” 15:00 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Reserved seat Dowland : The King of Denmark’s Galliard 2,500 Dowland : Come again Nicholson : Joan, quoth John Nicholson : The jews dance 30 Anonyme : Nutmegs and Ginger, The dark is 344 Yuri Favorin piano my delight, When Daphne Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Ye Eun Choi violin Anonyme : I can not keepe my Wife at Howme Kazuhiro Koizumi conductor 324 15:30-16:15 Orchestra de Chambre de Paris etc. Rachmaninov:Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor 16:00 Joseph Swensen conductor *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. opus 30 15:45-16:30 S3,000/A2,500 Stravinsky:Pulcinella, suite for orchestra Prokofiev : Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major “Concert‐surprise” *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. S3,000/A2,500 opus 19 334 30 Yana Ivanilova soprano *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. ***The price is announced on that day. 314 ♪ 16:15-17:00 Stanislav Leontiev ténor Pavel Baransky baritone 16:30-17:15 Capella de Saint‐Pétersbourg chorus *** 17:00 S2,500/A2,000/ Vladislav Tchernouchenko conductor *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. B1,500/★500 Orchestra Philharmonique de l’Oural Dmitri Liss conductor 345 Momo Kodama piano Rachmaninov:Excerpts No. 1, 6 and 12 from Orchestra de Pau Pays de Béarn 30 “All‐Night Vigiles for a cappella choir opus 37 Kazune Shimizu piano Fayçal Karoui conductor 325 17:15-18:00 Rachmaninov:Les Cloches, symphonic poem for Yusuke Kikuchi piano Shostakovich:Ballet Suite No. 1 orchestra, choir and solistes, after Edgar Poe Rachmaninov:Suite for 2 pianos No.1 opus 5 Tchaikovsky:Piano Concerto No. 1 in B‐flat 17:30-18:15 S3,000/A2,500 opus 35 Rachmaninov:Suite for 2 pianos No.2 opus 17 minor opus 23 18:00 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Quatuor Modigliani string quartet *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. S2,500/A2,000 335 Membres du Quatuor Prazák string quartet *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Shostakovich:String quartet No.1 in C major 18:00-18:45 opus 49 30 Reserved seat Tchaikovsky:Sextuor for 2 violins, 2 violas and 2 2,000 cellos opus 70 “Souvenir de Florence” *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 315 ♪ Tamaki Kawakubo violin Sinfonia Varsovia 19:00 Jean‐Jacques Kantorow conductor 18:45-19:30 Glinka:Ruslan and Ludmilla:overture S3,000/A2,500/ Tchaikovsky : Violin Concerto in D major opus B1,500/★500 35 30 *Children 6 years old and up are allowed. 20:00 346 Saburo Teshigawara danse Vox Clamantis chorus Jaan‐Eik Tulve conductor 20:00-20:45 Kreek:The evening liturgy. The beginning song. 30 Anonyme:Hymne “Svete tihi”, chant znamenny S3,000/A2,500 Pärt:Excerpts from “Kanon Pokajanen” (Ode I, Ode III, Ode VI, Kontakion, Ikos, Prière après le Canon) 21:00 *Children 6 years old and up are allowed. 316 ♪ Boris Berezovsky piano Capella de Saint‐Pétersbourg chorus Orchestra Philharmonique de l’Oural 21:00-22:00 Dmitri Liss conductor 30 Tchaikovsky:Capriccio italien for orchestra opus (60') 45 S3,000/A2,500/ Borodine:Polovtsian Dances, excerpts from the B1,500/★500 opéra “Prince Igor” 22:00 Rachmaninov:Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor opus 18 *Children 6 years old and up are allowed. 30 23:00 30 0:00 *The program might change by unavoidable circumstances. *The end of a show time is a rough standard.Please acknowledge it. Saturday, 5th May - Part 2 - [as of 6 Apr., 2012] Hall D7 (Pasternak) – 221 places Hall G402 (Gogol) – 103 places Hall G409 (Gorki) – 153 places Hall Yomiuri (Tolstoï) – 1100 places Musée Aïda (Belaïev) – 110 places 9:00 30 10:00 30 351 Kei Itoh piano Tomoki Kitamura piano Tchaikovsky : Prelude, excerpt of the suite Dmitri Makhtin violin 10:30-11:15 371 from the ballet “Swan Lake” Momo Kodama piano 11:00 Reserved seat Wyschnegradsky : 24 Preludes Yuri Favorin piano Prokofiev:Violin Sonata No. 1 in F minor 361 10:45-11:30 2,500 Schnittke:Piano Sonata No. 3 opus 229 opus 80 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Medtner:Sonata in E minor opus 25 No.2 Reserved seat Tchaikovsky:Sérénade mélancolique opus 11:00-11:45 2,000 26, version for violin and piano *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 30 Reserved seat 381 “24 Préludes de Rachmaninov (Part II)” 1,500 Abdel Rahman El Bacha piano *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Rachmaninov:13 Preludes opus 32 11:30-12:15 12:00 S2,500/A2,000/ B1,500 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 352 Anne Queffélec piano 372 Trio Wanderer piano trio Catoire:Pièces for piano opus 12 No. 1, 2 Shostakovich:Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor 30 and 3 Emmanuel Strosser piano opus 67 12:15-13:00 362 12:15-13:00 Rebikov:Excerpts from « Rêveries d’ Tchaikovsky:The Seasons for piano opus Arensky:Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor opus 32 Reserved seat automne » opus 8, No. 3 and No. 6 37bis Reserved seat 12:30-13:15 2,000 Prokofiev:Tales of an Old Grandmother 2,000 13:00 opus 31 Reserved seat *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Scriabine:Excerpts from Mazurkas for piano 1,500 opus 3 No. 2, 3, 5 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. Tchaikovsky:Excerpts from 12 Pièces opus 40, No. 6 and No. 10 etc. 30 *Children 3 years old and up are allowed. 373Mari Kodama piano 382 Brigitte Engerer piano Tchaikovsky : Morning Prayer, Playing Boris Berezovsky piano 14:00 Alexei Volodine piano Etsuko Hirose piano Hobby‐Horses, March of the Wooden Tchaikovsky/Rachmaninov : The Sleeping 353 363 13:45-14:30 13:45-14:30 Rachmaninov:Préludes opus 3 No.2, opus 23 Rachmaninov:Elégie in E‐flat minor opus 3 Soldiers, The Sick Doll, Waltz in E‐flat major, Beauty, transcription for piano for 4 hands No.4 and 5 No.
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    FOLLE JOURNEE 2009, BACH, SCHÜTZ, BUXTEHUDE (standard HD) Programmes habillés Amandine Beyer, Quatuor Modigliani Folle Journée 2009, HD, habillé 44’ environ Amandine Beyer : Johann Sebastian Bach, Partita pour violon n°2 en ré mineur BWV 1004 Quatuor Modigliani : Johann Sebastian Bach, Contrapunctus 1 – 5, Contrapuntus 9 extraits de L’Art de la Fugue BWV 1080 Andrei Korobeinikov, Juliette Hurel & Edna Stern Folle Journée 2009, HD, habillé 43’ environ Andrei Korobeinikov : Johann Sebastian Bach, Partita n°6 pour clavier en mi mineur BWV 830 Juliette Hurel & Edna Stern : Johann Sebastian Bach, Sonate pour flûte et piano en mi bémol majeur BWV 1031 Anne Queffelec, Tatjana Vassiljeva Folle Journée 2009, HD, habillé 40’ environ Anne Queffelec : Johann Sebastian Bach, Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ BWV639, Adagio, “Jesu meine Freude” BWV 147 ; Alessandro Marcello, extrait du “Concerto pour hautbois en ré mineur” Tatjana Vassiljeva : Johann Sebastian Bach, Suite pour violoncelle seul n°5 en ut mineur BWV 1011 « Leçon de musique Schütz » par Bernard Haller dirigeant La Chapelle Rhénane Folle Journée 2009, HD, habillé 46’ environ Une master class, en public, au cœur de la Grande Halle de la Folle Journée, autour et avec Heinrich Schütz (explications de Benoit Haller au public suivis d’extraits d’œuvres de Schütz) Cappella Amsterdam, Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Direction Daniel Reuss Folle Journée 2009, HD, habillé 42’ environ Johann Sebastian Bach : Cantate “Gloria in excelsis Deo” BWV 191" Johann Sebastian Bach, Magnificat BWV 243 La Chapelle
  • Camille Saint-Saëns 2 Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)

    Camille Saint-Saëns 2 Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)

    Gilles Cantagrel Camille Saint-Saëns 2 Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) Henri Demarquette violoncelle Boris Berezovsky / Brigitte Engerer pianos / Ensemble orchestral de Paris / Joseph Swensen direction Deborah Nemtanu violon / Michel Guyot violon / Serge Soufflard alto / Eckhard Rudolph contrebasse / Marina Chamot-Leguay flûte / Richard Vieille clarinette / Nathalie Geujon-Gantiez percussion / Ionela Christu percussion Concerto pour violoncelle n°1 en la mineur opus 33 Carnaval des Animaux, Grande fantaisie zoologique 1 - Allegro non troppo 5’30 9 - Introduction et Marche royale du Lion 1’57 2 - Allegretto con moto 4’51 10 - Poules et Coqs 0’38 3 - Molto allegro 8’28 11 - Hémiones (ou Animaux véloces) 0’38 12 - Tortues 2’32 Henri Demarquette, violoncelle 13 - L'Éléphant 1’28 Ensemble orchestral de Paris 14 - Kangourous 0’47 Joseph Swensen, direction 15 - Aquarium 2’18 16 - Personnages à longues oreilles 0’48 Sonate pour violoncelle et piano n°1 en ut mineur opus 32 17 - Le Coucou au fond des bois 2’06 4 - Allegro 8’23 18 - Volière 1’12 5 - Andante tranquillo sostenuto 4’52 19 - Pianistes 1’27 6 - Allegro moderato 6’07 20 - Fossiles 1’26 21 - Le Cygne 3’08 Henri Demarquette, violoncelle 22 - Finale 1’59 Boris Berezovsky, piano Henri Demarquette, violoncelle 7 - Romance pour violoncelle et piano opus 36 2’58 Boris Berezovsky, piano Brigitte Engerer, piano 8 - Sérénade de la Suite pour violoncelle Solistes de l’Ensemble orchestral de Paris et piano opus 16 4’05 Henri Demarquette, violoncelle Brigitte Engerer, piano Durée : 67 minutes Enregistrement réalisé au 104 en novembre 2009 / Direction artistique et montage : Etienne Collard / Prise de son : Michel Pierre / Conception et suivi artistique : René Martin et Maud Gari / Design : Jean-Michel Bouchet – LM Portfolio / Réalisation digipack : saga illico / Photo H.
  • Spring‘20 Dear Colleagues!

    Spring‘20 Dear Colleagues!

    Spring‘20 Dear colleagues! Many thanks to all of you for following our activities and enjoying our Artists‘ and Projects‘ brochure! 2019 ended on a sad note with Mariss Jansons passing away. We will always remember him full of gratitude and admiration as the wonderful artist, musician, friend and human being he was. Looking ahead we face a very special year for Raab & Böhm: 2020 marks our 50th Anniversary – 50 years full of music for which we are deeply grateful to all our artists, partners, supporters, employees and which make us indeed feel proud! A year in which we will look back at compelling moments in the company’s history, but also ahead, always under our motto „Music matters“. Stay tuned and explore all our exciting projects such as opening the 100-year-edition of Salzburg Festival with Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla and her CBSO, touring Russia with four different orchestras, presenting more than 150 touring concerts all over Europe, supporting our artists in reaching new heights and much more! Looking forward to an exciting year together! With kind regards, Nora & the RBArtists Team New signings @rbartists The renowned British conductor, Ivor Bolton has joined R&B for general management. Chamber Orchestra Vienna – Former Chief Conductor of Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, Ivor is currently Chief Berlin releases first DG CD Conductor of Sinfonieorchester Basel and Music Director of Teatro Real Madrid. @DGclassics © Ben Wright 00289 483 8489 D Raab & Böhm expands its management territory for long-time client Gautier Capuçon. La Cetra With immediate Barockensemble DENIS MATSUEV effect we also & Vocal Ensemble SHOSTAKOVICH � SCHNITTKE � LUTOSŁAWSKI represent the Basel meets KAMMERORCHESTER WIEN � BERLIN � GÁBOR TARKÖVI French cellist in Mozart Germany, in addition to Austria and The Swiss Ensemble Eastern Europe.
  • Recordings of Alkan's Works Piano Solo

    Recordings of Alkan's Works Piano Solo

    Recordings of Alkan’s works Version: 17 Julyl 2021 Works are grouped as follows: Piano solo; Piano à quatre mains; Piano à pédalier ou orgue; Musique de chamber; Musique symphonique; Vocal music. Works are ordered within each group by opus number, with works without opus number at the end. Recent additions to the catalogue (2014 onwards) are shown in green text Entries with the symbol link to an image of the CD cover Piano solo opus 1: Variations pour piano sur un • Laurent Martin [Marco Polo, 8.223657 (1994)] thème de Steibelt opus 2: Les Omnibus, variations • John Kersey [Romantic Discovery Recordings, CD 8 (2005)] pour piano opus 3: Il était un p'tit homme, • John Kersey [Romantic Discovery Recordings, CD 8 (2005); rondoletto pour piano Romantic Discovery Recordings, RDR30 (2010)] opus 5: † 'Largo al factotum della città', air du Barbier de Seville arrangé en rondo brillant pour piano opus 10: 2e Concerto da camera Complete arrangé pour piano seul Allegro moderato Adagio 1o Movimento opus 12 : Rondeau chromatique • Osamu Nakamura [Epic/Sony, ESCK 8001 (1989)] pour piano • Laurent Martin (rec 1992) [Marco Polo 8.223657 (1994)] Recordings of Alkan’s works (©Alkan Society) Version 17 Julyl 2021 Page 1 of 49 opus 12 : Trois Improvisations dans Complete • Osamu Nakamura [Epic/Sony, ESCK 8001 (1989)] le style brillant pour piano, 1er Livre • Robert Rivard [Symposium (UK) 1057 (cass) (1988)] de Caprices • Laurent Martin (rec 1990) [Marco Polo 8.223500 (1993)] • 'Michael Nanasakov' (Junichi Nanasawa, produced with computer and Yamaha Disklavier) [Nanasawa Articulates JNCD-1009 (2001)] 1. Prestissimo 2. Allegretto 3.