Philippe Jaroussky & Jérôme Ducros: Théâtre des Champs‐Elysées

Paris, Théâtre des Champs‐Élysées — Main Hall

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Philippe Jaroussky und Jérôme Ducros präsentieren ein Konzert mit Liedern und Melodien aus Wien und Paris, mit Werken von Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Hahn, Fauré und Debussy.

Programm

Joseph Haydn – Das leben ist ein Traum
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Abendempfindung, An Chloé
Ludwig van Beethoven – Adelaide, op. 46
Franz Schubert – Klavierstück n°2 D 946, Im Frühling, Die Gotter Griechenlands, An Silvia, Litanei, Herbst, Nachtstück
Gabriel Fauré – Mélodies de Venise op 58
Cecile Chaminade – Etude de concert n°2 op35 « Automne »
Reynaldo Hahn – A Chloris, Offrande, Fêtes galantes, D’une prison
Claude Debussy – Fêtes galantes II

Programmänderung vorbehalten

Künstler

Solist, Klavier:	Jérôme Ducros
Countertenor:	Philippe Jaroussky Unsurprisingly, it is in the music of the Baroque era – the heyday of the castrato – that French countertenor Philippe Jaroussky has captured the attention of music‐lovers lovers around the world. The ethereal, but sensuous beauty of his voice, his virtuosity and his sense of style have brought him critical praise, a number of major awards – including, in 2008, Germany’s prestigious Echo‐Klassik prize for Male Singer of the Year, honouring his Virgin Classics album, Carestini: The Story of a Castrato.

Solist, Klavier:

Jérôme Ducros

Countertenor:

Philippe Jaroussky

Unsurprisingly, it is in the music of the Baroque era – the heyday of the castrato – that French countertenor Philippe Jaroussky has captured the attention of music‐lovers lovers around the world. The ethereal, but sensuous beauty of his voice, his virtuosity and his sense of style have brought him critical praise, a number of major awards – including, in 2008, Germany’s prestigious Echo‐Klassik prize for Male Singer of the Year, honouring his Virgin Classics album, Carestini: The Story of a Castrato.

Adresse

Théâtre des Champs‐Élysées, 15, Avenue Montaigne, Paris, Frankreich — Google Maps