Concert
La Maestra
Demi-finale du concours international de cheffes d’orchestre
Grande Salle Pierre Boulez © William BeaucardetPrices
Free entrance
Thursday, 17 September 2020 — 7:00pm
Program
- Demi-finale III
- Demi-finale IV
- Délibération du Jury
- Annonce 3 Finalistes
Entracte
Distribution
- Trois candidates
The Philharmonie de Paris and Paris Mozart Orchestra’s 1st edition of their joint International Competition for Women Conductors will take place from Tuesday 15 until Friday 18 September 2020.
The Philharmonie de Paris and Paris Mozart Orchestra’s 1st edition of their joint International Competition for Women Conductors will take place at the Philharmonie de Paris from Tuesday 15 until Friday 18 September 2020.
Aimed at gifted professionals, the competition will showcase twelve candidates of the highest calibre, following a carefully-managed selection process. The competition will award several financial prizes, professionnal engagements, as well as career support.
This competition will provide a high profile platform and shine the brightest of lights on the outstanding talents of the many women conductors who are too often denied the visibility they deserve. It will offer younger generations inspiring role models and encourage a new confidence in true vocational choices. It will call upon programmers and musical institutions worldwide to grasp the Zeitgeist and draw upon a pool of talents more representative of society’s diversity.
At every stage of the competition, a choice of varied and challenging repertoire from the 18th century to the present day will highlight each candidate’s artistic individuality.
The first events and the final are open to the public.
The Philharmonie de Paris and Paris Mozart Orchestra’s 1st edition of their joint International Competition for Women Conductors will take place at the Philharmonie de Paris from Tuesday 15 until Friday 18 September 2020.
Aimed at gifted professionals, the competition will showcase twelve candidates of the highest calibre, following a carefully-managed selection process. The competition will award several financial prizes, professionnal engagements, as well as career support.
This competition will provide a high profile platform and shine the brightest of lights on the outstanding talents of the many women conductors who are too often denied the visibility they deserve. It will offer younger generations inspiring role models and encourage a new confidence in true vocational choices. It will call upon programmers and musical institutions worldwide to grasp the Zeitgeist and draw upon a pool of talents more representative of society’s diversity.
At every stage of the competition, a choice of varied and challenging repertoire from the 18th century to the present day will highlight each candidate’s artistic individuality.
The first events and the final are open to the public.
Coproduction Paris Mozart Orchestra, Philharmonie de Paris
En partenariat avec ECHO (European Concert Hall Organisation)
Avec le soutien des Fondation Groupe ADP - Paris Aéroport, Fondation Ardian, Chanel Fund for Women in the Arts and Culture, Crédit Mutuel, La Fondation Daniel et Nina Carasso, Musique Nouvelle en Liberté et La Fondation Polycarpe
En partenariat avec ECHO (European Concert Hall Organisation)
Avec le soutien des Fondation Groupe ADP - Paris Aéroport, Fondation Ardian, Chanel Fund for Women in the Arts and Culture, Crédit Mutuel, La Fondation Daniel et Nina Carasso, Musique Nouvelle en Liberté et La Fondation Polycarpe
