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Saison 2019 2020 3 € 3 SAISON 2019 • 2020 Programme trimestriel Mars • Juin 2020 3 ONPL © Marc Roger ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DES PAYS DE LA LOIRE En septembre 1971, l’Orchestre Philharmonique et le public. Isaac Karabtchevsky privilégie le des Pays de la Loire donnait ses premiers grand répertoire de la fin du XIXe siècle et du concerts à Nantes et à Angers sous la direction début du XXe siècle (Tchaïkovski, Mahler, Stra- de Pierre Dervaux. vinski, Bartók). Créé à l’initiative de Marcel Landowski, directeur Sous sa direction, l’orchestre effectue une de la musique au Ministère de la Culture, cet tournée triomphale en Allemagne (mars 2006). orchestre original était constitué de la réunion de L’ONPL donne en avril 2008 trois concerts en l’orchestre de l’opéra de Nantes et de l’orchestre Chine sous la direction d’Alain Lombard suivis de la Société des Concerts Populaires d’Angers. d’une dizaine de concerts au Japon dans le Ainsi, depuis l’origine, cet orchestre présente la cadre de La Folle Journée de Tokyo. particularité d’avoir son siège dans deux villes En septembre 2010, le chef d’orchestre améri- avec sa centaine de musiciens répartis par cain John Axelrod est nommé directeur musical moitié à Angers et à Nantes. de l’Orchestre National des Pays de la Loire. Pierre Dervaux est son premier directeur musical. Les programmes proposés par John Axelrod Il lui imprime d’emblée une « couleur française » sont à son image : ouverts sur le monde ! marquée par les enregistrements de Vincent En février 2011, sous sa direction, l’ONPL anime d’Indy, Henri Rabaud et Gabriel Pierné. la soirée des Victoires de la musique classique Cette orientation est poursuivie par Marc Soustrot et du jazz à la Cité des congrès de Nantes et, qui lui succède pendant dix-huit ans, de 1976 en mai 2012, la soirée de gala des International à 1994. Avec lui l’orchestre fait de nombreuses Classical Music Awards (ICMA). tournées (USA, Pologne, Roumanie, Italie, etc.). Depuis septembre 2014, Pascal Rophé est le Le Néerlandais Hubert Soudant, directeur directeur musical de l’ONPL. musical de 1994 à 2004, donne à l’orchestre Né à Paris, il apporte depuis plusieurs années de nouvelles bases, privilégiant le répertoire une contribution importante aux grandes œuvres classique viennois (Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven) du répertoire d’orchestre, de Wolfgang Amadeus et élargit son audience. L’orchestre devient Mozart à Claude Debussy en passant par Franz « national » en 1996 et donne des concerts en Schubert et Richard Wagner. Allemagne, en Hongrie, à Salzbourg et en Chine. Aujourd’hui, l’Orchestre National des Pays de Le Brésilien Isaac Karabtchevsky devient le la Loire est l’un des orchestres connaissant la quatrième directeur musical en septembre 2004. plus forte audience en Europe. Il bénéficie du Dès son arrivée, il crée, à côté de l’orchestre, soutien financier du Conseil régional des Pays un chœur amateur afin d’élargir le répertoire de la Loire, du Ministère de la Culture, des Villes aux grandes œuvres vocales et aux oratorios de Nantes et d’Angers et des Départements de et de nouer un lien plus fort entre l’orchestre Loire-Atlantique, Maine-et-Loire et Vendée. 4 5 SOMMAIRE MARS 2020 MARS 2020 AVRIL 2020 MAI 2020 JUIN 2020 NANTES ANGERS ANGERS ANGERS ANGERS MERCREDI 25, JEUDI 26 JEUDI 26, VENDREDI 27 JEUDI 9, VENDREDI 10 JEUDI 14, DIMANCHE 17 VENDREDI 19, SAMEDI 20 18 28 38 54 68 © Ji © Sarah Hazlegrove © Julien Mignot © Simon Pauly © Kasskara DGG LES GRANDS CLASSIQUES LAMBERT WILSON ÉPOPÉE LA MESSE SOIRÉE VIENNOIS CHANTE KURT WEILL ROMANTIQUE DE ROSSINI IMPÉRIALE WOLFGANG A. MOZART KURT WEILL HECTOR BERLIOZ GIOACCHINO ROSSINI LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1756-1791) (1900-1950) (1803-1869) (1792-1868) (1770-1827) Symphonie n°35 «Haffner» Opéra de Quat’sous Harold en Italie Petite messe solennelle Concerto pour piano n°5 « L’empereur » Grandeur et décadence Antoine Tamestit alto Amina Edris soprano Krystian Zimerman piano JOSEPH HAYDN de la ville de Mahagonny Corinne Bahuaud mezzo Chansons allemandes (1732-1809) Yu Shao ténor Symphonie n°5 Happy end MAURICE RAVEL Mikhail Timoshenko basse Concerto pour violoncelle n°1 (1875-1937) Marie Galante Chœur de l’ONPL, Valérie Fayet BEN GLASSBERG Marc Coppey violoncelle Valses nobles et sentimentales Chansons françaises chef de chœur DIRECTION La valse Street Scene FRANZ SCHUBERT Love life DOMINGO HINDOYAN PASCAL ROPHÉ (1797-1828) DIRECTION Lady in the dark DIRECTION Symphonie n°3 Lambert Wilson chant THEODOR GUSCHLBAUER BRUNO FONTAINE DIRECTION PIANO ET DIRECTION LA REVUE L’ORCHESTRE - Publication trimestrielle Ligne éditoriale et rédaction des textes : Impression : N°ISSN : 1282-8025 - N° 3 - mars à juin 2020 Catherine Moulé, déléguée à la Communication et au Marketing, Edicolor Print (35) Couverture imprimée sur Directeur de la publication : Séverine Clavel, adjointe à la déléguée à la Communication et au papier Tatami (Fedrigoni), Intérieur imprimé sur papier Antoine Chéreau (Président de l’ONPL) Marketing, Stéphane Friédérich, musicologue Magno Matt blanc (Sappi) Conception / réalisation / rédaction : Conception et réalisation graphique : Gabrielle George, Crédits photos des musiciens et du chœur de Service Communication et Marketing de l’ONPL chargée de Communication graphique de l’ONPL l’ONPL : Marc Roger / ONPL 6 7 LES MUSICIENS DE L’ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DES PAYS DE LA LOIRE PASCAL ROPHÉ DIRECTEUR MUSICAL © Marc Roger › HAUTBOIS › VIOLONS SUPERSOLISTES Bernard BONNET et Alexandre MÈGE Hautbois solo Constantin SERBAN • Julien SZULMAN Jean-François LOUIS et Jean-Philippe MARTEAU Cor anglais solo › VIOLONS › CLARINETTES Anne CLÉMENT et Marie-Lien N’GUYEN Premier violon solo, jouant co-soliste Jean-Daniel BUGAJ et Sabrina MOULAÏ Clarinette solo Daniel ISPAS et Marie-José POULLOT Chef d’attaque des seconds violons Maguy GIRAUD Petite clarinette solo Annie BATALLA • Sébastien CHRISTMANN Enzo FERRARATO Clarinette basse solo Reynald HERRAULT et Claire MICHELET Violon second soliste Julie ABITON • Claire ALADJEM • Tanya ATANASOVA • Pierre BALDASSARE › BASSONS Florent BÉNIER • Caroline BLOT • Dominique BODIN • Sophie BOLLICH Ignacio ECHEPARE et Gaëlle HABERT Basson solo Ségolène BRUN-LONJON • Benjamin CHARMOT • Olivier COURT Antoine BLOT et Jean DETRAZ Contrebasson solo Violaine DELMAS • Madoka FUTABA • Sabine GABBE • Paul HIEU Miwa KAMIYA • Patricia MACÉ • Tatiana MESNIANKINE › CORS Charlotte PUGLIESE • Thierry RAMEZ • Marie-Pascale VELOPPÉ Pascale VILLETTE Pierre-Yves BENS et Nicolas GAIGNARD Cor solo Dominique BELLANGER • Grégory FOURMEAU • David MACÉ › ALTOS Florian REFFAY Xavier JEANNEQUIN et Grégoire LEFEBVRE Alto solo › TROMPETTES ONPL © Marc Roger Catherine FÉVAI et Hélène MALLE Alto second soliste Jean-Marie COUSINIÉ et Jérôme POURÉ Trompette solo Sophie BRIÈRE • Julien KUNIAN • Sylvain LEJOSNE • Olivier LEMASLE Bertrand NABOULET • Pascale PERGAIX • Damien SÉCHET Maxime FASQUEL et Eric DHENIN Cornet solo › VIOLONCELLES › TROMBONES Jacques BARBEZ et Jean-Sébastien SCOTTON Trombone solo Paul BEN SOUSSAN et Ruxandra SERBAN Violoncelle solo Marc MERLIN Thaddeus ANDRÉ et Won-Hae LEE Violoncelle second soliste Nicolas DESVOIS Trombone basse Ulysse ARAGAU • Émilie CORABŒUF • François GOSSET • Anaïs MAIGNAN Justine VERVELLE • Claude ZANOTTI › TUBAS › CONTREBASSES Maxime DUHEM Tuba solo Marie-Noëlle GLEIZES et Hervé GRANJON DE LÉPINEY Contrebasse solo Anne AELVOET-DAVERGNE et John DAHLSTRAND Contrebasse second soliste › TIMBALES ET PERCUSSIONS Éric COSTA • Mickaël MASCLET • Jean-Jacques ROLLEZ Nicolas DUNESME et Arnaud OSTER Timbales solo Abel BILLARD et Hans LOIRS Percussions solo › FLÛTES Gilles BREDA et Rémi VIGNET Flûte solo Amélie FEIHL et Mélanie PANEL Piccolo solo 8 9 LE CHŒUR DE L’ORCHESTRE NATIONAL DES PAYS DE LA LOIRE › ÉQUIPE PÉDAGOGIQUE Corinne BAHUAUD • Léonor LEPRÊTRE • Christine MONIMART Evelyn VERGARA › RÉGIE DU CHŒUR Anaïs COSSENET › SOPRANOS Nelly ABRAN • Sophie BARICHARD • Solenne BLANCHO Valérie BOISSELIER • Ségolène DE DIANOUS • Anna DENIS Marie-Reine DUPAS • Caroline FIORENTINI Anne-Laure FORGET • Marie-Françoise KNIBIELHY Teresa KOENIG • Marianne LABUSSIÈRE • Sylvie LECERF Valérie LUBIN • Véronique PATRIX • Cécilia PAUVERT © Marc Roger Corinne PELLERIN • Priscille RENARDET LAURENT Marie-Odile ROY-REGRAIN • Danièle SALHI • Marie SANSEN VALÉRIE FAYET Anne-Claire VACHON • Claire VIVIEN • Anaëlle YVIN CHEF DE CHŒUR › ALTOS Véronique BABOT • Céline BOISNARD • Jeanne BOISSELIER Maurane DAVID • Marion DE KERGOMMEAUX • Myriam DELCROIX Martine LAMBERT • Catherine LANG • Véronique LE LEVREUR Emma LEMASSON • Annie LEURIDAN • Sophie PERCHER Virginie RABILLER • Mélanie RIVAUD • Céline SOCEANU Muriel WEBER › TÉNORS Charles CASTETS • Emmanuel CHALBOS Alain COURTOIS • Loïc DEBAERT • David DELFIEU Guillaume FALCHERO • Bruno GALLET • Sylvain LAVERGNE Chœur de l’ ONPL © Marc Roger Florian LEGRAND • David LEMARÉCHAL Étienne FERCHAUD Régis TOURAY • Thomas ZABULON Assistant › BASSES chef de chœur Mécène du Chœur de l’Orchestre National Vincent BAZILLE • Pascal BERTIN • Olivier BRAUD des Pays de la Loire Rémi CORBIÈRE • Karl DELAUNAY • Benoit DURANTEAU Thibault MAIGNAN Joël FONTENEAU • Jean-Philippe GODIN • Romain GUIGUES Piano Christophe GUYET • Éric MICHAUD • Jean-Michel POSTAL Yannick POUPLARD • Jean RANDÉ • Benoit TRICHET 10 11 › PRÉSIDENCE ET DIRECTION Antoine CHÉREAU Président Michel AYROLES Administrateur général Nicolas BOISSELIER Administrateur adjoint Peggy MAHÉ Assistante de direction de l’administrateur général Ariane LINEL Assistante de direction de l’administrateur adjoint › SECRÉTARIAT GÉNÉRAL Véronique DOUAUD-CLOCHARD Responsable du service
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