Festival Horsol : Concert de musique de chambre & théâtre et danse

Eglise Saint Martin - Free admission

part 1 :
Trio for clarinet, cello and piano by Brahms Op.114
Tanine Kian - piano.
Alice Izabelle - clarinet.
Kyo Kawazaki - cello.

In 1890, Brahms was 57 when he wrote his first piece of chamber music for clarinet. His meeting with clarinet virtuoso Richard Mühlfeld inspired this original piece, the Trio in A minor op.114, and subsequently a series of works for clarinet.
Perfectly balanced, this piece expresses the singularity of Brahmsian Romanticism.


part 2:
"The Metamorphoses of Pangu;
Original creation by Adrien Véron and Loïse Campagna.
Norma Conrath - Stage director.
Lou Colin - Dancer.
Collectif Horsol.

Adrien Véron and Loïse Campagna, composers of the current French generation, offer us a piece specially written for our festival. Between dance, theater and electronic music, they take us into the metamorphoses of Pangu, the Chinese mythological god behind the creation of the world.

Types

• Classical music
• Contemporary music
• Concert
• Festival
• Theatre

Free for all

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