Thursday March 3
Duo Galy-Gonzalez: Manon Galy, violin | Jorge Emilio Gonzalez Buajasan, piano
Both students in 3e cycle (Diploma of Performing Artist) at the CNSM in Paris, Manon and Jorge have founded a duo that has already won numerous awards including the 1is City of Lyon Prize and the Bullukian Foundation Prize.
In partnership with the CIMCL and the support of the Bullukian Foundation
Thursday, April 7 – Jean-Philippe BRUTTMANN_Folia flamenca in trio
compositions, solo guitar and vocals | Nino Rosette Garcia 2e guitar and vocals | Fabrice Bon clarinet, violin, flute
Jean-Philippe Bruttmann’s flamenco is contemporary, virtuoso but deep and sincere, imbued with Andalusia, jazz and orientality, that of flamenco but also of his own roots in Eastern Europe and North Africa. . His “Folia flamenca”, a version of this popular medieval Portuguese dance becomes a buleria, a frenzied gypsy rhythm; the voice, the clarinet, the violin, the flute are also summoned in various and evocative styles (solea, alegria, guajira, fandango, tango, rumba) to end with “Tsadok” and “Pomaria” which evoke Africa and its East.
Thursday, May 5 – The XXᵉ century in a gust of wind
Pierre Aram-Nazarian, flute | Pierre Dubier, clarinet | Alexandre Doisy, saxophone | Jean-Sébastien Bussmann, trumpet | Till Veron, horn | Léonie Souchu-Barberon, bassoon
In this unusual formation, the sound colors obtained are no less so! Capable of both gentleness and power, this sextet lends itself particularly well to the reinterpretation of 20th century music.ᵉ century and revisits some œemblematic works of this period, with an opening on the XXIᵉ century.
Bartók – Ravel – Shostakovich – Piazzolla – Fabien Cali
With the Grenoble Conservatory
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Buy your tickets on site or by phone with payment by credit card (no additional cost)
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.:
Music Museum, Grenoble Museum, 5 place de Lavalette, Grenoble, 04 76 87 77 31.
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