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Das Schwäbische Jugendsinfonieorchester lässt mit der „Scheherazade“ das Publikum jubeln
In seiner österlichen Probenwoche erarbeitete des Schwäbische Jugendsinfonieorchester (SJSO) ein Programm mit…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #CarolinNordmeyer #Germany #JonasGira #Jugendsinfonieorchester #LiliBoulanger #NadjaBoulanger #NikolaiRimski-Korsakow #Probenwoche #ReinholdGlière #Reise
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https://www.europesays.com/de/943058/ Das Schwäbische Jugendsinfonieorchester lässt mit der „Scheherazade“ das Publikum jubeln #Augsburg #Bayern #CarolinNordmeyer #DE #Deutschland #EU #Europa #Europe #Germany #Headlines #JonasGira #Jugendsinfonieorchester #LiliBoulanger #Nachrichten #NadjaBoulanger #News #NikolaiRimskiKorsakow #Probenwoche #ReinholdGlière #Reise #Schlagzeilen
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„Kain und Abel“ sei „sehr impulsiv, aber nicht sehr reflektiert“, sagt [Regisseur Kerem] Hillel. „Boulangers Psalm hat eine andere Kraft. Es bietet eine Essenz, eine existenzielle Reflexion über die Frage: Wie können wir weiterleben?“ — Stefan Benz, Echo
„Kain und Abel“ von Felix Weingartner und „Aus der Tiefe“ (Du fond de l’abîme, Psalm 130) von Lili Boulanger ab 28. März im Staatstheater Darmstadt.
#opera #KainUndAbel #Weingartner #LiliBoulanger #Darmstadt #Hessen
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Boulanger, Shostakovich and Rimsky-Korsakov at the National Concert Hall
It was a great pleasure last night to be able to attend my first concert of 2026 at the National Concert Hall. It was a rainy evening in Dublin, but the auditorium was nevertheless packed. The only issue was that so many people were there, mostly with overcoats checked into the cloakroom, that it took a long time to get out at the end!
Before the performanceNational Symphony Orchestra Ireland was conducted for the evening by guest conductor Anna Sułkowska-Migoń who directed a fine and varied programme of music.
The first piece (D’un Soir Triste; Of a Sand Evening) was by Lili Boulanger. I’ve heard a few pieces by her and found them all excellent, as was this one which is very atmospheric and packs a lot into the 12 minutes or so it takes to perform. The only reason Lili Boulanger is so much less famous than her older syster Nadia is that Lili suffered from ill health nearly all her life, eventually dying from tuberculosis just a few months after this piece was composed at the age of 24. Inevitably the number of compositions by her is very small, but as I said earlier everything I’ve heard by her is very good indeed. Her premature tragic death was a great loss.
After that piece there was considerable reorganization on the stage. The brass, woodwinds and percussion all left and space was made for the Steinway (between the conductor and the audience). Then we were joined by pianist Barry Douglas and trumpeter Darren Moore. The latter brough two trumpets with him, actually, of which more shortly.
The piece we were about to hear was listed in the programme as Concerto for Piano, Trumpet and String Orchestra (which is a more accurate description than the usual name Piano Concerto No. 1) by Dmitri Shostakovich. It’s quite hard to classify really, perhaps you could call it a Triple Concerto, but that doesn’t matter much. Music is much more important than how it is classified.
Although I admire the music of Shostakovich greatly, and look out for performances whenever I can, I had never heard this piece before. I was delighted by it. Written in 1933 when Shostakovich was only 27, it is instantly recognisable in style although I bit lighter and quirkier than one normally expects from that composer. Shostakovich had a wry sense of humour, but he often concealed his jokes to avoid getting into trouble. Not so in this piece, which is overtly playful and mischievous, rather than crypic
The trumpet plays a modest – indeed muted – part early on but, over the four movements, gradually becomes more prominent and at the end it delivers a series of exuberant fanfare-like figures as the key switches from C minor to close in C major. At this point I should given special mention to Darren Moore, Principal Trumpet of the NSOI, who played beautifully. He swtiched trumpets just before the end, where the trumpet is required to be louder and more assertive. I’m going to hazard a guess that he switched to a C trumpet for the closing stages, perhaps from a standard B♭ trumpet used earlier. I’ve heard it said that a C trumpet produces a brighter and cleaner sound, and it certainly did sound different from the other trumpet. If I am right it means that the piece concluded with none of the instruments on stage being transposing instruments.
Now a couple of questions for my readers. I have known some jazz trumpeters over the years and they all played B♭ trumpets. On this basis I always assumed that trumpets in classical orchestras would be B♭ instruments. Now I’m not sure this is true. Do trumpet players in classical orchestras usually use B♭ instruments, or does practice vary? A follow-up question is whether orchestral parts for trumpets and other transposing instruments are scored differently, or are the musicians required to do any transposition themselves? (If I had to bet I’d wager that professionally-trained classical musicians can transpose on sight.) Answers and comments through the comments box please.
Anyway, the hugely enjoyable performance was greeted with cheers and generous applause not only for the excellent soloists Barry Douglas and Darren Moore but for the whole Orchestra.
After the wine break we had a much more familiar work, the orchestral suite Scheherazade by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov. Pieces from this suite – especially the first section, The Sea and Sindbad’s Ship – often find their way into collections of popular classics and it is probably Rimsky Korsakov’s greatest hit. It’s inspired by the One Thousand and One Nights although there are only four movements, not 1001! The composer certainly included something for all sections of the orchestra, but there was especially beautiful playing by Elaine Clark (leader). I enjoyed this performance too, mainly as a bit of colourful escapism as did the audience, who have it another standing ovation.
Then it was into the queue to collect my coat and thence on foot to Pearse station for the train back to Maynooth. The rain had stopped by then.
#AnnaSułkowskaMigoń #BarryDouglas #ConcertoForPianoTrumpetAndStringOrchestra #DUnSoirTriste #DarrenMoore #DmitriShostakovich #ElaineClark #LiliBoulanger #NationalConcertHall #NationalSymphonyOrchestraIreland #NikolaiRimskyKorsakov #Scheherazade #Sheherazarde
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Marie Juliette Boulanger (21 de Agosto de 1893 — 15 de Março de 1918), conhecida como Lili Boulanger, compositora francesa que morreu aos 24 anos.
🎶 Lili Boulanger : Faust et Hélène (1913) 🎶
BBC Philharmonic — Yan Pascal Tortelier.
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🎶 Marie Juliette Boulanger (21 de Agosto de 1893 — 15 de Março de 1918), conhecida como LILI BOULANGER, compositora pioneira francesa. 🎶
Falado e legendado em francês.
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@womencomposers#LiliBoulanger 1893 – 1918
D'un matin de printemps (1918)
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“Pie Jesu” (https://youtu.be/99oOlDI45UU?si=6f-5qGCjvg_8ZPu1) was the final piece ever written by Lili Boulanger. She dedicated to her beloved sister, Nadia. Historians have debated whether or not “Pie Jesu” was intended to be a Requiem mass.
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“Du Fond de L'abîme” AKA “Psalm 130”(https://youtu.be/flLZmONu6ls?si=Fzcl6szQk6oc5nvE) was dedicated to the memory of their Father. Impressively, it was composed when Lili was only 19/20yrs old.
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Lili Boulanger (August 21, 1893 - March 15, 1918)🇫🇷 was the youngest daughter from a musical family (their father was a conductor and their mother was conservatory trained musician). She was first woman to win the prestigious Prix de Rome in 1912. She lived with recurrent Pneumonia and recurrent Tuberculosis which tragically led to her death at only age 24.
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The Best of Female Composers – A Classical Journey from Von Bingen to Li...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wIm-U43WlKY&si=2tAgvYZKmzEeRVtD
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@womencomposers
#ClassicalMusic
#HildegardVonBingen
#FrancescaCaccini
#BarbaraStrozzi
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#Frauengeschichten – #Kulturgeschichten aus Kunst und Musik 👯 🎧 🎼Über 50 #Frauenporträts aus #Musik, #Kunst, #Ballett, #Fotografie und #Keramik sind in diesem Buch versammelt – manche kürzer, manche länger. Man taucht ein in die Welt einer #AnnaAmalievonPreußen, #LiliBoulanger, #BertheMorisot oder #MisiaSert, aber auch unbekannterer #Künstlerinnen wie #LaviniaFontana, #AnnaBondiVenezia, #BronislavaNijinska oder #AugustaHolmès. ... https://www.shop.der-leiermann.com/produkt/frauengeschichten-kulturgeschichten-aus-kunst-und-musik/ #Melancholie #souls 🎶 🎆 #love
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Erfahre mehr über das neue Album ‚Filigrane‘ von der Pianistin Adriana von Franqué. Im Interview gibt sie Einblicke in Konzept und Stückauswahl.
https://orchestergraben.com/interview-mit-adriana-von-franque/
#piano #klavier #pianistin #kammermusik #chambermusic #liliboulanger #debussy #ravel #klassik #klassischemusik #classical #classicalmusic #album #cd @classicalmusic @classicalmusicgroup
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🎶 Promenade musicale d’hiver - Le triomphe de la mélodie et du lied, musée d’Orsay, Paris 🤩 🧵⤵️
#IidaAntola #AnniLaukkanen #JoëlTerrin #ColeKnutson #JeeyoungLim #GyeongtaeckLee #EmmaRoberts #EmmaCayeux #MauriceDelage #ArnoldSchönberg #MauriceRavel #LouisAubert #IvorGurney #ClaraSchumann #KurtWeill #ClaudeDebussy #FranzSchubert #GabrielFauré #HenriDuparc #LiliBoulanger #ThéodoreChassériau #HenriMartin #ClaudeMonet #OdilonRedon #MuséeOrsay #AbbayeDeRoyaumont #Royaumont #musée #musées #musique #concert #piano #peinture #art #lied #ValDOise #Paris
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French composer Lili Boulanger (August 21, 1893 – March 15, 1918) in a 1913 photograph by Henri Manuel. #LiliBoulanger #classicalmusic #music #composer #BOTD
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Wonderful ❤️
Thanks for sharing!#claudedebussy #EdwardElgar #liliboulanger #leosjanacek #sonatasforviolinandpiano #daniellebhardt #benjaminbaker
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"Compositrices à l'aube du XXe siècle" by Juliette Hurel, Hélène Couvert https://songwhip.com/juliette-hurel/compositrices-a-laube-du-xxe-siecle
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@evameitner
#WorksForFluteAndPiano
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@WizardOfWor Thank YOU for introducing me to French composer #LiliBoulanger. I did NOT know about her, Wiz.
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@classicalmusic
@womencomposers#LiliBoulanger 1893 – 1918
#HeidiGrantMurphy "#Soprano
#KevinMurphy #Piano**Song cycle based on poems by Francis Jammes"
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'D'un matin de printemps' (1917/1918)
#SeattleSymphony
#CristianMăcelaru#musik #music #musique #musica #Boulanger #modernistmusic
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Concert review: Esther Hoppe, Chiara Enderle Samatanga, Luisa Seraina Splett @ Winterthur-Veltheim, 2023-03-05 — Piano Trios by Mel Bonis, Dora Pejačević, Lili Boulanger, Rebecca Clarke
Photos © Rolf Kyburz, all rights reserved#rolfsmblog #concertreview #concert #concertphotography #mut #womencomposer #estherhoppe #chiaraenderle #luisasplett #melbonis #pejacevic #liliboulanger #rebeccaclarke #clarke #pianotrio #womeninmusic #chambermusic
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Lili Boulanger - Psalm 129 "Ils m'ont assez opprimé dès ma jeunesse" (19...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5lHuP0EDjew&feature=share
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Lili Boulanger - Psalm 130 "Du fond de l'abîme" (1917)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=gYj3nP6l6DA&feature=share
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#LiliBoulanger (1893-1918)Composed, already ill, a few months before Lili Boulanger's death at 22.
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Die schönste Litfaßsäule Leipzigs
An dieser wunderschönen Litfaßsäule haben sich morgen nach dem Konzert einige #mdrOrchesterfreunde verabredet und werden gemeinsam zum #Kulturschmaus weiterziehen. Zuvor gibt es Musik von #HectorBerlioz, #LiliBoulanger und #PeterTschaikowski. Das wird ein rasanter Ritt durch die Welt der finsteren Mächte. Ein #Teufelspakt gar?!
#classicalmusic #MusikVerbindet #MusikERleben
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"Boulanger: Faust et Hélène - Radio Filharmonisch Orkest o.l.v. Karina Canellakis - Live concert HD" on YouTube https://youtu.be/uVy5SWwRbDQ
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@archivfraumusik
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Elim Chan i Antwerpscy Symfonicy z sukcesem wykonali suitę to baletu ‘Daphnis et Chloé’ Ravela.
Na blogu MamGrac.pl opisuję wrażenia z koncertu
#MamGrac #ElimChan
#AntwerpSymphonyOrchestra
#Ravel #Beethoven #Poulenc #LiliBoulanger
#DafnisetChloé
#AlexeiVolodin
#Bozar