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Archives Concerts.Pdf ~ ~ ~ ~ ARCHIVES DES CONCERTS BARBER DANS LE MONDE DEPUIS 2009 ~ ~ ~ ~ © Association Capricorn, 2009-2014 Décembre 2013 20 La Jolla, All Hallows Catholic Church ..... [infos] Barber : Hermit Songs Œuvres de Hahn, Hildegard, Kuspa Katina Mitchell, soprano Peter Walsh, piano 15 Munich, Prinzregententheater ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Mozart, Liadov, Rossini, Dvořák Münchner Symphoniker, Jonathan Stockhammer 15 Vaudreuil-Dorion, Aréna ..... [infos] Barber : Agnus Dei Œuvres de Redner, Lully, Saint-Saëns, Holmès, Anderson Chœur Classique Vaudreuil-Soulanges, Jean-Pascal Hamelin 14 Moret-sur-Long, Eglise Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité..... [infos] Barber : Reincarnations Œuvres de Brahms, Britten Ensemble vocal La Gioia, Laure-Marie Meyer 13 Lyon, Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse ..... [infos] Barber : Mutations from Bach Œuvres de Copland, Cage, Glass, Nyman, Bernstein, Dahl Ensemble de cuivres, David Guerrier 13 Parme, Auditorium Niccolò Paganini ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon, Adagio pour cordes Brahms : Sérénade pour orchestre n°2 Mihaela Costa, violon Filarmonica Arturo Toscanini, Gaetano D'Espinosa 12 Paris, Fondation Singer-Polignac ..... [infos] Barber : Agnus Dei Œuvres de Stravinski, Ligeti, Messiaen, Poulenc, Britten, Schoenberg, Florentz, Kodaly Les Cris de Paris, Geoffroy Jourdain 11 Bruxelles, Grande Salle du Conservatoire royal ..... [infos] Barber : Capricorn Concerto Œuvres de Gorecki, Vasks, Rota Orchestre de chambre du Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles, Bernard Delire 11 Saint-Pétersbourg, Philharmonie ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Gershwin, Chaplin, Elfman, Williams Igor Uryasch, violon Orchestre symphonique de Saint-Pétersbourg, Maxim Alexeev 10 Neuilly-sur-Seine, Théâtre des Sablons ..... [infos] 11 Gagny, Théâtre ..... [infos] 12 Vincennes, Auditorium ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Mozart, Britten Orchestre de chambre Nouvelle Europe, Nicolas Krauze 9 Melbourne, University/Melba Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Knoxville Summer of 1915 Œuvres de Strauss, Eisler, Brediceanu, Enesco, Jora, Alessandrescu Alexandra Ioan, soprano University of Melbourne Orchestra, Fabian Russell 8 Enschede, Jacobuskerk ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Fauré, Mozart, Rutter, Haendel, Bach, Schubert, Adam Orchestra Twente Medium, Monique Kokkeler 7 Berne, Menuhin Forum ..... [infos] 8 Aarau, Auenhalle ..... [infos] 13 Lucerne, Aula Musegg ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Caplet, Cano, Weinberg, Fauré, Saint-Saëns Ensemble Tacchi Alti 5,6 Paris, Fondation Mona-Bismarck..... [infos] 7 Rennes, Institut Franco-Américain ..... [infos] Barber : Mélodies passagères Œuvres de Bernstein, Copland, Beach, Carter, Crawford Seeger, Crumb Jennifer Lindshield, soprano SooJin Anjou, piano 7 Cardiff, Landaff Cathedral ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Vaughan-Williams, Adams, Pärt, Elgar The Welsh Sinfonia, Mark Eager 6 Chamalières, Eglise ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Koussevitzky, Beethoven Orchestre d'Auvergne, Roberto Forés Veses 6 Leawood, United Methodist Church ..... [infos] Barber : Hermit Songs Œuvres de Scarlatti, Frescobaldi, Scarlatti, Bellini, Poulenc, Richard Strauss Jessica Crowder, soprano Lee D. Thompson, piano 5 Ithaca, College/Ford Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Commando March Œuvres de Holst, Copland, Husa, Persichetti, LoPresti, Mackey Ithaca College Concert Band, Mark Fonder 4 Ithaca, College/Hockett Family Recital Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Sonate pour piano Œuvres de Corigliano, Perle, Rorem Nathan Hess, piano 3 Limoges, Opéra-Théâtre ..... [infos] Barber : Summer Music Œuvres de Bernstein, Coleman, Fine, Schifrin Imani Winds 3 Saint-Junien, Centre culturel La Mégisserie ..... [infos] Barber : Symphonie n°1 Œuvres de Stravinski, Dvořák Orchestre de Limoges et du Limousin, Robert Tuohy 2 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Conservatory of Music ..... [infos] 3 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lutheran College ..... [infos] Barber : Dover Beach Œuvres de Schubert, Schoenberg, Rorem Kelly Margraf, baryton Frankly Music Ensemble 1 Oberentfelden, Katholische Kirche ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Caplet, Cano, Weinberg, Fauré, Saint-Saëns Ensemble Tacchi Alti 1 Cleveland, Severance Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Essay for Orchestra n°2 Œuvres de Schumann, Copland Cleveland Orchestra, Marin Alsop Novembre 30 Limoges, Opéra-Théâtre ..... [infos] Barber : Symphonie n°1 Œuvres de Stravinsky, Dvořák Orchestre Symphonique régional de Limoges et du Limousin, Robert Tuohy 29,30 Cleveland, Severance Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Essay for Orchestra n°2 Œuvres de Schumann, Copland Cleveland Orchestra, Marin Alsop 29 Hambourg, Laeiszhalle ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Bernstein, Gershwin, Strayhorn, Davis, Brubeck, Gurvitch Berlin Camerata, Leon Gurvitch 24 Rome, Cappella Paolina ..... [infos] Barber : Souvenirs Œuvres de Grieg, Debussy Duo Keira 24 Dortmund, Konzerthaus ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Mozart, Dvořák Arcos Orchestra, John-Edward Kelly 23 Amsterdam, Concertgebouw ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Hindemith, Bruckner Ensemble Resonanz, Tabea Zimmermann 21 Oslo, Konserthuset ..... [infos] Barber : Ouverture "The School for Scandal" Œuvres d'Elgar, Britten, Gershwin Orchestre philharmonique d'Oslo, Joshua Weilerstein 20,21 Ottawa, National Arts Centre ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Wagner, Sibelius Giora Schmidt, violon National Arts Centre Orchestra, Carlo Rizzi 17 Londres, Cadogan Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Mozart, Grieg English Chamber Orchestra, Raymond Leppard 16,17 Bregenz, Festspielhaus ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Berlioz, Doderer Eugene Ugorski, violon Symphonieorchester Vorarlberg, David Wroe 16 New London, Garde Arts Center ..... [infos] Barber : Knoxville Summer of 1915 Œuvres de Weber, Mahler, Cimador Mireille Asselin, soprano Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, Toshiyuki Shimada 15 Paris, Amphithéâtre de l'Opéra-Bastille ..... [infos] Barber : Dover Beach Œuvres de Poulenc, Durey Tiago Matos, baryton Richard Schmoucler, Marie-Cécile Jego, violons Satryo Aryobimo Yudomartono, alto / Anaïs Reznicek, violoncelle 15 Washington, Ambassade d'Italie ..... [infos] 16 Philadelphie, Temple University ..... [infos] Barber : Quatuor à cordes (arr. orchestre), Canzonetta pour hautbois & cordes Verdi : Quatuor à cordes (arr. orchestre), Ave Maria (arr. orchestre) World Youth Orchestra, Damiano Giuranna 14 Lahti, Sibelius Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violoncelle Œuvres de Sibelius, Tchaïkovski Alisa Weilerstein, violoncelle Sinfonia Lahti, Osmo Vänskä 14 Evanston, Nichols Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Piperis, Lavry, Hovhaness, Respighi, Jarrett Renovo String Orchestra, Matthew Cataldi 7 Berlin, Philharmonie ..... [infos] Barber : Knoxville Summer of 1915 Œuvres de Mahler, Ives Heidi Stober, soprano Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Mark Wigglesworth 3 Vérone, Sala Maffeiana ..... [infos] Barber : Sérénade pour cordes Œuvres de Rota, Morricone, Herrmann, Nyman I Virtuosi Italiani 3 Edmonton, All Saint Anglican Cathedral ..... [infos] Barber : Agnus Dei Œuvres de Martin, Praulins, Gjeilo, Emery Pro Coro Canada, Michael Zaugg 1,2 Washington, Kennedy Center ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Rachmaninov, Enesco Jennifer Koh, violon National Symphony Orchestra, Kristjan Järvi Mai 31 Saint-Nazaire, Théâtre ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Mendelssohn, Dvorak Taiping Wang, violon Orchestre symphonique de Saint-Nazaire, Thierry Bréhu 29 Vienne, Konzerthaus ..... [infos] Barber : Nocturne Œuvres de Gershwin, Bernstein, Copland Sebastian Knauer, piano 29 Kouklia, Royal Manor House ..... [infos] Barber : Sonate pour piano Œuvres de Franz Liszt Ashley Wass, piano 25 Midsomer Norton, St. John the Baptist Church ..... [infos] Barber : Agnus Dei Œuvres de MacMillan, Rubbra, Bennett, Martin, Poulenc, Bernstein, Holst Turner Choir, Jonathan James 24 Yvré l'Evêque, Abbaye de l'Epau ..... [infos] Barber : Quatuor à cordes Œuvres de Reich, Glass Quatuor Diotima 24 Evanston, Nichols Concert Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Capricorn Concerto Œuvres de Copland, Ives, Keller Renovo String Orchestra, Matthew Cataldi 23 Paris, Cité de la Musique ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Britten, Bernstein Les Dissonances, David Grimal 17 Vivoin, Prieuré ..... [infos] Barber : Quatuor à cordes Œuvres de Chostakovitch, Bartok Quatuor Debussy 12 Hatfield, Weston Auditorium ..... [infos] Barber : Knoxville Summer of 1915 Œuvres de Copland, Bernstein, Gershwin, Williams Lucy Roberts, soprano de Havilland Philharmonic, Robin Browning 11 Aurora, Vista Peak Preparatory Academy ..... [infos] 12 Aurora, Gateway Center ..... [infos] Barber : Essay n°1 Œuvres de Saint-Saëns, Prokofiev, Still Aurora Symphony Orchestra, Norman Gamboa 11 Berlin, Deutsches Historiches Museum ..... [infos] Barber : Adagio pour cordes Œuvres de Schubert, Mozart Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Jean-Christophe Spinosi 10 Evanston, Southern Hall ..... [infos] 17 Chicago, Fourth Presbyterian Church ..... [infos] Barber : Quatuor à cordes Œuvres de Gershwin, Bernstein Musiciens du Renovo String Orchestra 6 Kansas City, Helzberg Hall ..... [infos] Barber : Concerto pour violon Œuvres de Copland, Beethoven Filip Lazovski, violon Conservatory Orchestra, Robert Olson 5 Evanston, Pick-Staiger Concert Hall
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