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Alexandre Gattet © Eric GARAULT / PASCO

Orchestre de Paris / Holly Hyun Choe

Alexandre Gattet - Stéphanie Huang - R. Strauss, Bernstein, Saariaho, Chostakovitch
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Symphonic Concert
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Salle des concerts - Cité de la musique
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Duration: about 1h34 with 1 intermission

Program

Distribution

Richard Strauss
Concerto pour hautbois
Leonard Bernstein
Three Dance Episodes
(extrait de On the Town)
Intermission
Kaija Saariaho
Sept Papillons, pour violoncelle seul
Dmitri Chostakovitch
Symphonie n° 9
Orchestre de Paris
Holly Hyun Choe , conducting
Alexandre Gattet , oboe
Stéphanie Huang , cello

The vibrant classicism of Strauss, the leaping energy of a Bernstein more “Broadway” than ever, the serenity of Saariaho and the most jolly of Shostakovich’s Symphonies... a program with four faces of joy.

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