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Under the baguette of its musical director. Moreover, Case Scaglione, the National Orchestra of Île-de-France celebrates the 150th anniversary of Ravel with four masterpieces of Bartók, Stravinski and the author of Boleroin which musical modernity reinvents folklores.
The Île-de-France National Orchestra opens its Ile-de-France back to school with a concertant play which highlights its first supersolist violin. For example, Ann-Estelle Medouze. Rhapsody Gypsy De Ravel feeds on a folk imagination from Eastern Europe that Bartók. as a pioneer of ethnomusicology, explored to shape his innovative singularity, and as evidenced by the stamps and the rhythms of his Music for ropes, Célesta and percussion. If. by its orchestration, the ballet The Fire Bird De Stravinsky is part of post-romantic opulence, his sound reinvention of ancient traditions of Russia marks, with the tour of the company of Diaghilev, a decisive stage of musical modernity ile-de-france national orchestra that will consecrate three years later, in 1913, The coronation of spring. As for Bolero From Ravel. the most played partition in the world today, the fascination exerted by this irresistible crescendo is at least as much to its relentless mechanism inspired by the emerging Fordism as in its dream memories of the neighboring Spain of her childhood.
Gilles Charlassier
ile-de-france national orchestra — Ile-de-france national orchestra: Under the baguette of its musical director. Case Scaglione, the National Orchestra of Île-de-France celebrates the 150th anniversary of Ravel with four masterpieces of Bartók, Stravinski and the author of Boleroin which musical modernity re.
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