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Orchestre de Paris / Klaus Mäkelä

Lise Davidsen - Chin, R. Strauss, Mahler
Symphonic Concert
Grande salle Pierre Boulez - Philharmonie
Duration: about 1h44 with 1 intermission

Program

Unsuk Chin
Spira
(commande du Los Angeles Philharmonic, de l’Orchestre philharmonique royal de Stockholm, de l’Orchestre de Paris, du City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra et de l’Orchestre de la NDR-Elbphilharmonie - création française)
Richard Strauss
Quatre Lieder op. 27
Intermission
Gustav Mahler
Symphonie n°1 "Titan"

Distribution

Orchestre de Paris
Klaus Mäkelä, conducting
Lise Davidsen, soprano
Health pass is mandatory to access this event.


The expressiveness of the romantic lyre resonates throughout Strauss’s Four Lieder and Mahler’s ‘Titan’ Symphony, all steeped in the Lied spirit. In counterpoint to these poetic masterpieces, Unsuk Chin’s Spira rings out as a luminous ode to sound.

Alongside the more literary vein with Strauss and Mahler, Unsuk Chin’s Spira offers a sculptural and captivating soundscape that seeks to transcribe the inner life of sound. This concerto for mini-orchestra recalls the polyphonic magic of a Ligeti.
Composed around 1894 as a wedding gift for his wife Pauline, Strauss’s Lieder op. 27 show the plasticity of his composing, passing from Schumanian reverie with Morgen, to poignant Wagnerism with the lyric sumptuousness of Cäcilie. Also literary is Mahler’s ‘Titan’ Symphony, titled after the novel by Jean Paul Richter, and which secretly celebrates the romantic Lied spirit with quotations from the famous song Frère Jacques and melodies from Songs of a Wayfarer. 

Karina-Canellakis

Grande salle Pierre Boulez - Philharmonie

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Getting here

Porte de Pantin station
Paris Underground (Métro) Line 5
Tram 3B 

Address

221 avenue Jean-Jaurès, 75019 Paris

To leave after this concert

taxi G7