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Dmitri Hvorostovsky in Person • Entrevue Festivals d'été • Summer Festivals Scena La GRATUIT Le guide canadien de FREE la musique classique Canada's Guide to Musicale Classical Music Vol. 3.8 - juin / June 1998 Chantal Juillet à Saratoga DOREMI : Jacob Harnoy Dmitri Hvorostovsky In Person • Entrevue Montréal • Québec • Toronto • Ottawa • Winnipeg Canada Post Publication Mail Sales Agreement No. 1225561 No. Agreement Sales Mail Publication Post Canada Envois de publication canadienne, Contrat de vente / vente de Contrat canadienne, publication de Envois La Scena Musicale - juin 1998 ¥ June 1998 - Vol. 3, No. 8 - Page 2 La Scena Musicale, publiŽe dix fois par annŽe, est consacrŽe au plaisir de la musique vocale et Sommaire / Contents instrumentale. Chaque numŽro contient un Chantal Juillet..............................................................................3 calendrier de concerts, de confŽrences, de films, dÕŽmissions ainsi que des critiques et des articles. DOREMI: Jacob Harnoy ..........................................................4, 5 Juin 1998 - June 1998 ¥ Vol. 3, no. 8 LSM est publiŽ par La Sc•ne musicale, une Dmitri Hvorostovsky ................................................................6,7 organisme ˆ but non-lucratif. ƒditeur/Publisher La Sc•ne musicale, Directeurs: Le calendrier / Calendar ..................................................8-10,15 Wah Keung Chan (PrŽsident), Philip La Scena Musicale is dedicated to the enjoyment of Calendrier dŽtachable / Pull-out Calendar ........................12-14 Anson(Vice-PrŽsident), Tom Holzinger classical music. It is published ten times per year. (TrŽsorier) Inside readers will find listings of live concerts, lec- Festivals d'ŽtŽ / Summer Festivals ....................................16-20 tures, films, broadcasts as well as articles and RŽdacteurs/Co-Editors reviews. 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POUR 2FOR1 2 CD / 2 Cassettes Available at your favourite record store / Disponible chez tous les bons disquaires La Scena Musicale - juin 1998 ¥ June 1998 - Vol. 3, No. 8 - Page 3 Chantal Juillet et le Saratoga Chamber Music Festival PAR MARTIN KAMELA ET PHILIP ANSON La violoniste Chantal Juillet quÕon a connue lutrins, lÕinstallation de la machine ˆ cafŽ. comme violon solo ˆ lÕOrchestre symphonique de Rien de tout cela nÕaurait ŽtŽ possible, sans la MontrŽal passe dŽsormais les mois de juillet et aožt prŽsence fid•le des auditeurs de Saratoga. Car dans le nord de lÕEtat de New-York, o• elle occupe bien que Saratoga soit situŽe en milieu rural, Juillet le poste de directrice du Festival de musique de est ŽmerveillŽe de lÕouverture dÕesprit dont font chambre du Saratoga Performing Arts Centre. CÕest preuve les gens qui assistent aux concerts. ÇJÕai lˆ, que, lÕŽtŽ dernier, La Scena Musicale recueillait toujours mis au programme beaucoup de musique ses propos concernant ce festival unique en son du 20e si•cle - jÕai m•me proposŽ un festival genre. Hindemith - mais cela nÕa jamais fait fuir lÕauditoire. Le Saratoga Performing Arts Centre ( SPAC), En fait, les gens aiment celaÈ, commente-t-elle. La situŽ dans le Parc de Saratoga a ŽtŽ construit en seule fois ou Juillet a promis au public de Saratoga 1966, sur lÕemplacement dÕune station thermale. Le de mettre au programme de bons vieux classiques SPAC est la rŽsidence dÕŽtŽ attitrŽe de lÕOrchestre comme Beethoven ou Schubert, elle sÕest fait de Philadelphie. LÕidŽe dÕy faire de la musique de rŽpondre de ne pas les ennuyer avec la chambre remonte ˆ 1990. Cette annŽe-lˆ, le traditionnelle musique classique quÕon entend prŽsident de SPAC, Herb Chesbrough, voulant partout. ÇIls mÕont assurŽ quÕils voulaient entendre profiter de la prŽsence des musiciens de lÕOrchestre des oeuvres nouvelles! Je souhaiterais que tous les durant leur pŽriode de rŽsidence, confia ˆ Juillet la publics soient aussi rŽceptifsÈ dit encore Juillet responsabilitŽ de mettre sur pied une sŽrie de admirative. concerts de musique de chambre. La premi•re La grande nouvelle, cette annŽe, cÕest annŽe, malgrŽ de tr•s bons concerts, on ne rŽussit lÕinauguration du projet dÕenregistrement ÇMusic at pas ˆ attirer beaucoup de monde - Mme Juillet se SaratogaÈ par EMI. Une Žquipe dÕingŽnieurs prŽparait ˆ ce que lÕexpŽrience ne soit pas britanniques arriveront au dŽbut du mois dÕaožt renouvelŽe. A sa grande surprise, Herb internationale tels Sarah Chang, Jean-Yves pour prŽparer le Spa Little Theatre pour les Chesbrough lui confia plut™t lÕorganisation dÕun Thibaudet, Itzhak Perlman, Nelson Freire, Truls sessions dÕenregistrement. Les pianistes Martha festival de musique de chambre permanent. M¿rk, Martha Argerich, Yefim Bronfman et Argerich et Nelson Freire, le violoncelliste Truls Pendant les annŽes qui ont suivi on a vu le festival Frederica Von Stade. La plupart dÕentre eux sont M¿rk, et la violoniste Chantal Juillet enregistreront prendre son essor. AujourdÕhui, Chantal Juillet se ravis dÕavoir lÕoccasion de faire de la musique de le Concerto pathŽtique pour 2 pianos, Rumanian trouve ˆ rŽunir les meilleurs des solistes invitŽs de chambre en compagnie de musiciens quÕils Folk Dances et Contrasts de Bela Bartok, ainsi que lÕOrchestre pour des concerts qui remportent un nÕauraient pas eu lÕoccasion de conna”tre le Duo pour violon et violoncelle , op. 7, de Kodaly. Žnorme succ•s. autrement. Juillet est enthousiasmŽe que, malgrŽ la crise dans Le festival loge dans le Spa Little Theatre, une Juillet reconnait que le festival nÕest possible lÕindustrie, une compagnie sÕintŽresse ˆ magnifique demeure victorienne qui possŽde une que parce que les musiciens se rŽservent toujours lÕenregistrement de concerts de musique du 20e bonne acoustique. Pour toute la durŽe du festival, quelques journŽes de libertŽ entre les engagements siŽcle. La distribution internationale des Juillet dispose enti•rement du lieu: Ç Par de lÕŽtŽ. Ils se montrent heureux de passer une enregistrements ÇMusic at SaratogaÈ aura aussi consŽquent, si jÕai un pianiste qui a envie de faire journŽe de plus ˆ Saratoga car il sÕagit dÕun lieu lÕavantage de rehausser la rŽputation de ce festival une pratique ˆ trois heures du matin, il nÕy a pas de magnifique et paisible o• ils peuvent prendre un unique. probl•meÈ. Le Spa Little Theatre poss•de 500 peu de repos en famille. ÇNos cachets ne sont pas La raison dÕ•tre du festival de Saratoga places qui se vendent toutes des mois ˆ lÕavance et tr•s ŽlevŽs mais
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