Inaugural Concert of the Spring Festival

Orchestre et Choeur PSL

The sunny days are back! The Spring Festival opens with an exceptional concert of Russian music performed by the PSL Orchestra and Choir at the Conservatoire Supérieur d'Art Dramatique. A "rite" of spring that will leave no one indifferent.

As spring returns, the PSL Orchestra and Choir brings us a little bit of the Russian spirit to awaken our sleeping senses. Under the direction of Johan Farjot, the musicians of PSL play three composers from the Tsar country. A program that will take you to the steppes of Central Asia with Borodin's music and will give full place to the piano with Rachmaninoff's concerto as well as an Elevation by Karol Beffa, one of our most renowned contemporaries and professor at the ENS.

Evening program:

Piotr-Ilitch TCHAIKOVSKI, Melancholic Serenade Op.26

Alexandre BORODINE, Prince Igor's Polovski Dances; In the Steppes of Central Asia

Serguei RACHMANINOV, Concerto for piano and orchestra n°2 op. 18 Guillaume Jourdain, piano

Karol BEFFA, Elevation for string orchestra and piano Karol Beffa, piano

PSL Orchestra and Choir is conducted by Johan Farjot.

PSL Orchestra and Choir :

Open to all university students and staff, the PSL Orchestra and Choir offers an innovative and original repertoire composed of the most varied styles of music.

The Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Johan Farjot with the support of a permanent team of six professionals providing musical supervision, including Arnaud Thorette, first violin. Students, professors and PSL staff members make up the rest of the orchestra. Soloists of international stature are also invited, offering students the opportunity to meet some of the great names in musical performance.

28 March 2019
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Culture - Spectacle
Université PSL

Free entry

Conservatoire Nationale Supérieur d'Art Dramatique, 2bis Rue du Conservatoire, 75009 Paris
2019-03-28 21:30 2019-03-28 23:30 Europe/Paris Inaugural Concert of the Spring Festival Conservatoire Nationale Supérieur d'Art Dramatique, 2bis Rue du Conservatoire, 75009 Paris