CYCLE OF 11 CONCERTS, FROM OCTOBER 2022 TO MAY 2023
by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Nice,
a co-production of the Opera of Nice and the 20th century national museum of the Alpes-Maritimes.
The Marc Chagall National Museum and the Nice Philharmonic Orchestra are continuing their long-standing collaboration: for more than twenty years, chamber music has resounded in the exceptional setting of the museum's concert hall opposite Marc Chagall's The Creation of the World stained glass windows.
This season, each of these concerts will feature a contemporary female composer. On the 28th of November, Violaine Darmon (born in 1990) will be present to perform her work during this event.
Programme of Monday 28th November 2022, at 8pm
Pauline Viardot (1821-1910), Six compositions for violin and piano (1867): Romance, Bohemian, Lullaby, Mazurka, Old Song, Tarantella
Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937), The Myths, for violin and piano, Op. 30 (1915); The Fountain of Arethusa, Narcissus, Dryads and Pan
Violaine Darmon (born in 1990), Sappho of Mytilene. Melic recital for violin-lyre, based on poetic fragments by Sappho.
Guillaume Connesson (born in 1970), The Songs of Atlantis (2007), Beyond the columns of Heracles, The Temple of Poseidon, The Judgement of the Ten Kings.
Performers
Violon : Violaine Darmon
Piano : Stephanos Thomopoulos
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Concert in the auditorium of the Marc Chagall National Museum
Duration: about 1 hour Reservation recommended at the Opera box office on +33 (0)4 92 17 40 79
To access the online booking, click here
To discover the full programme of Opera concerts for the 2022-2023 season at the Chagall Museum, click here
