Фестиваль классической музыки в Анси

<p>August&nbsp;30: Final Concert</p>

Yuri Temirkanov, Denis Matsuev and the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, in Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No.2 and Symphonic Dances.

<p>August&nbsp;29: <em>Symphonic Extravaganza</em></p>

Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer with Yuri Temirkanov in Sibelius’ violin concerto.

<p>August&nbsp;28: <em>For Opera Lovers</em></p>

Young singers sparkle in arias by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Jacques Offenbach and Gioachino Rossini, accompanied by Tristan Pfaff.

<p>August&nbsp;28: <em>Organ and Clarinet Close-Up</em></p>

Slava Chevliakov, organ, and Philippe Berrod, сlarinet, in works by Mozart, Stravinsky and Escaich.

<p>August&nbsp;27: <em>Meteor Shower</em></p>

Denis Matsuev joined young talents from Lake Baikal in a performance of Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16.

<p>August&nbsp;27: <em>On&nbsp;the Same Wavelength. Music in&nbsp;the Castle</em></p>

Astrig Siranossian, cello, and Andriy Dragan, piano, play Beethoven and Britten.

<p>August&nbsp;26: <em>Nuit du&nbsp;Piano Éliane Richepin</em></p>

Award winning young virtuosi give inspired grand piano performances, causing true fireworks at the Imperial Palace.

<p>August&nbsp;25: <em>From Jazz to&nbsp;the Classics</em></p>

Denis Matsuev in a jam session with his friends mixing classical improvisation with Charlie Parker, Duke Ellington and Cole Porter.

<p>August&nbsp;25: <em>Opera and Spirituality</em></p>

Patrick Marco leading La Maîtrise de Paris Choir in Messa di Gloria, a rare choral work by the young Puccini.

<p>August&nbsp;24: <em>Carte blanche for Nelson Freire</em></p>

Nelson Freire, a musician outstanding for refined piano performance, in a program of his own choosing!

<p>August 24: <em>Fantastic Duo</em></p>

Boris Andrianov, cello, and Dmitri Illarionov, guitar, play from a repertoire of Manuel de Falla, Dowland, Tárrega, Solima and Piazzola.

<p>August&nbsp;23: <em>The Special Art of&nbsp;Dialogue</em></p>

Duets by cellist Gautier Capuçon and Frank Braley on piano playing three major works from the chamber music repertoire of Debussy, Schumann and Benjamin Britten.

<p>August&nbsp;22: <em>Praise to&nbsp;Purity</em></p>

Soprano Sandrine Piau is perfect for the arias of the heavenly Amadeus!

<p>August&nbsp;22: <em>Music in&nbsp;the Castle</em></p>

Award winning Japanese pianist Kana Okada in a programme devoted to Schumann, Liszt and Bizet.

<p>August&nbsp;21: <em>Heavenly Ludwig</em></p>

Outstanding young musicians, Khatia Buniatishvili, piano, Renaud Capuçon, violin and Edgar Moreau, cello (who recently received a Victoires de la Musique award) played Beethoven’s Triple Concerto as the centrepiece of an all Beethoven evening.

<p>August&nbsp;20: Opening Concert</p>

The Festival’s opening concert was given by the renowned Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Jean-Claude Casadesus, one of the France’s most popular conductors.