Orchestre français des jeunes
CHATELET
3 nov. 2025
Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Joseph Haydn
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French Youth Orchestra – School
The Orchestre français des jeunes – Scolaire aka French Youth Orchestra – School : Presented their first performance at the Chatelet Théâtre on Monday the 3rd of Novembre, 2025, a date to be remembered! Celebrating the compositions of: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Symphony in G major Wq 183/4; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Symphonie concertante for violin, viola and orchestra in E flat major, K. 364/320d, and Joseph Haydn, Symphony No. 103 in E flat major, "Timpani roll," Hob. I: 103; the orchestra played with zest and gusto for an appreciative audience. The opening Symphony in G major by Bach was lead with charm and elegance by their musical director, Amandine Beyer. The following works of Mozart and Haydn were played by the young musicians, who displayed a mature sensitivity and a wonderful unity of expression that deserves the full mention of all concerned: Violins 1; Nicolas Debart, Émilie Moreau, Gabriel Buchmann, NinaCasati, Gabrielle Dupont, Lucie Francais, Dyana-Tawizett Kacimi, Lucia Lanuza, Maël Larcher, Inès Le Martret and Guillaume Vandenbroucque. Violons 2 Louis Aronica, Margot Baltaro, Valentin Denis, Émilie Duchemin, Brünhllde Gris, Amandine Lagrost, Norimi Lemaire, Lisa Maslenko, and Tina Rasamy-Manantsoa. Altos; Avril Bellanger, Inès Ferreira, Léonard Guillery, Clara Lolive, Ambre Paralre Perron, Antoine Rambaud, and Edouard Pesnel. Violoncelles; Anaëlle Couette, Aurélien Fietta, Titouan Hubert, HannaPeron, and Nathan Vassal. Double bass; Milo Marches-Saury, Héliodore Perrot, Gaël Rabbe, and Manon Richard. Flutes; Giulia Bruni and David Fauxpolnt. Hautbois; Julien Crougneau and Virginie Lesage. Clarinets; Zéphyr Gogris and Sophia Marchadier. Bassons; Noé Balmer and Elias Uhlmann. Horns; Orens Caumont and Olivia Labèque. Trumpets, Pouria Djoharian and Charlotte Nubel. Percussions Damien Moschler. Bravos and bravas to one and all, with the fond hope of hearing them again soon! PKO
LIEU - CHATELET
Review by: Patrick Kevin O'Hara
Date line: Monday the 3rd of Novembre, 2025
Les Chants de la Terre
Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
Monday 19th May 2025 - 20H
Monday, May 19, 2025 - 8 p.m.: As a preview of the fifth edition of the Un Temps pour Elles Festival, the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord hosted an exceptional anniversary concert that brought together the Festival's most loyal musicians-pioneers around little-known works.
The artists: Lucile Richardot, mezzo-soprano, Marielou Jacquard, mezzo-soprano, Raphaëlle Moreau, violin, Clémence de Forceville, violin, Violaine Despeyroux, viola, Héloïse Luzzati, cello, Anastasie Lefebvre de Rieux, flute, Constance Luzzati, harpe, Célia Oneto Bensaid, piano, Anne de Fornel, piano, David Kadouch, piano, and NN, percussion, were marvelous and presented the following diverse and wonderful program:
RITA STROHL (1865 – 1941) When Pan's Flute (1901) Poetry by Sophie de Courpon MARIA BACH (1896-1978) Volga Quintet (1930) ETHEL SMYTH (1858 – 1944) Four Songs (1907) LILI BOULANGER (1893–1918) Dans l'immense tristesse (arr. Nadia Boulanger) (1916) LIZA LEHMANN (1862 – 1918) The Guardian Angel (1898) Dusk in the Valley (1922) Breton Folk-Songs (1909) WANDA LANDOWSKA (1879 – 1959) Quatre Morceaux op. 2 (1897) AMY BEACH (1867-1944) Piano Quintet en fa dièse mineur op. 67 (1907)
All are to be congratulated for outstanding musicianship with the added plus of delightful theatricality and glamourous yet tasteful costumes well suited to the gala evening’s atmosphere.
LIEU - Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord
Date line: Monday the 19th of May 2025