On Tuesday evening, at Led, the musicians of the symphony orchestra rehearse. And this season, they will have many ranges to review since nearly fifteen concerts are on the program. THE the will be given on Saturday November 11, at 3 p.m., at the Thionville theater. Conductor Salvatore Perri chose to tackle a talented composer, namely Verdi. “Because I am Italian,” smiles the conductor. For November 11, a concert performed for the benefit of the Telethon, we wanted something majestic. »
The musicians will be accompanied by the classical choir of the Thionville conservatory and the choristers of the Grand Est in partnership with Inecc. “There will be 120 of us on stage,” adds Pierre Trimbur, violinist and director of the conservatory. » La Traviata, Requiem, The Force of Destiny are among the works to be rediscovered.
A resonance in Moselle and Luxembourg
Then the season will continue in a crescendo with a shared score with Théo Ould, nominated for the Victoire de la Musique, Fauré’s centenary with the Master of the Cathedral and a date not to be missed with Bernard Lavilliers, it’s already sold out. “We are going to play in Metz, in Luxembourg, in Meisenthal also for the department,” underlines Salvatore Perri. We will take spectators from Italy to Argentina via Germany and France. And we have planned, as part of our educational vocation, a performance for schools in June. »
The Symphonic has found its tempo but is struggling to honor all the requests. “We want to evolve further, our 60 professional musicians are demanding. » And to think that the Symphonique was doomed to disappear seven years ago. A beautiful musical revenge.
Verdi concert on November 11, at 3 p.m., at the Thionville theater. Entrance: €10, for the benefit of the Telethon.
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