Lucé. 70 musicians for the fall concert. Full house, Sunday, at the Edmond-Desouches cultural center in Lucé for an exceptional concert by the Lucé harmony orchestras and their guest: the Brou harmony orchestra.
Around thirty musicians played under the direction of Aline and Steve Boisserie, band directors of Brou.
The first part was devoted to film music, from Walt Disney, The Lion King, Aladdin, Vaïna, Encanto…. Well-known pieces as these melodies have become part of everyday life. The Lucé harmony orchestra, around forty musicians, performed the second part under the direction of Olivier Gallou, with a more eclectic repertoire, varying from classical (waltz no. 2 by Dimitri Shostakovich) to jazz (tribute to Ray Charles) passing through Arizona, Overture on an Indian Folk Melody (Franco Cesarini) in order to escape into the immense desert plains with a Native American on horseback…
The public applauded for a long time the two groups brought together on stage, almost 70 musicians, to perform Pirates of the Caribbean (Klaus Badelt).
Succession
“Very good concert, very varied. We are surprised and delighted to see the number of young musicians in the two orchestras, the next generation is there,” commented Agnès, among the spectators. Everyone has already saved the date of the next concert which will take place on March 23, at 3 p.m.
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dates
December 6 and 20, at 8 p.m.: Christmas concert at the cultural center by the Lucé Municipal Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art. December 12, at 6 p.m.: carte blanche by the music conservatory. December 14, at 2:30 p.m.: Boréal Express, musical Christmas tale at the media library.
**Beyond the success of this specific joint concert, how does collaboration between the Lucé and Brou Harmony Orchestras contribute to the broader musical landscape of the region?**
## World Today News Exclusive Interview:
**A Night of Harmony: Exploring Lucé’s Vibrant Music Scene**
**Guests:**
* **Olivier Gallou:** Director of the Lucé Harmony Orchestra
* **Aline Boisserie:** Director of the Brou Harmony Orchestra
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News! Tonight, we delve into the recent success of the joint concert by the Lucé and Brou Harmony Orchestras, an event that captivated audiences with its diverse repertoire and youthful energy. We’re joined by Olivier Gallou and Aline Boisserie, the passionate conductors behind these incredible musical ensembles.
**Section 1: The Power of Collaboration**
**(Host):** Mr. Gallou and Ms. Boisserie, the collaboration between the Lucé and Brou orchestras was truly inspiring. What motivated this joint venture, and what were some of the challenges and rewards of bringing these two groups together?
**Section 2: A Tapestry of Sounds**
**(Host):** The concert program beautifully traversed genres, from iconic film scores to classical waltzes and even jazz tributes. Ms. Boisserie, why was it important to present such a diverse selection of music? How did you curate the program to appeal to a wide audience?
**(Host):** Mr. Gallou, your orchestra’s performance of “Arizona” and “Overture on an Indian Folk Melody” offered a unique auditory journey. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind these pieces and the emotions you hoped to evoke in the listeners?
**Section 3: Nurturing the Next Generation:**
**(Host):** It was heartwarming to hear audience members like Agnès praise the number of young musicians involved. Ms. Boisserie and Mr. Gallou, what initiatives are in place to encourage and support young aspiring musicians in your respective communities?
**(Host):** What advice would you give to young people who are passionate about music but perhaps hesitant to join an orchestra?
**Section 4: Looking Ahead:**
**(Host):** With the success of this recent concert, what are your hopes and plans for the future? Are there any exciting projects or collaborations on the horizon for either orchestra?
**(Host):** For our viewers interested in experiencing the magic of live music, what upcoming events can they look forward to at the Edmond-Desouches cultural center and beyond?
**Closing:**
**(Host):** Thank you, Mr. Gallou and Ms. Boisserie, for sharing your insights and passion for music with us today. Your work in fostering community and nurturing musical talent is truly commendable. We encourage our viewers to explore the vibrant world of orchestral music and support these amazing ensembles.
**Note:** This interview framework allows for natural conversation flow while ensuring key article aspects are addressed. The open-ended questions encourage deeper exploration and provide space for the guests to share their perspectives and expertise, making the interview both informative and engaging for viewers.
