Composer

True to its mission of promoting and raising awareness of classical music, the Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier Occitanie travels across the Occitanie region in various formations.

Trio Soul and Voice

Église Saint-Paul de Frontignan

Trio Confero was founded in 2018 by clarinetist Maksim Shtrykov as a logical continuation of his quest to bring to the larger audience, the superb yet seldom performed chamber music repertoire for clarinet. The journey began in 2012 when, together with his partner Japanese pianist Misuzu Tanaka, they formed the Shtrykov-Tanaka Duo and began touring in the United States garnering an impressive record of instant re-engagements. With the addition of cellist Julia Kang to the Duo, Trio Confero is comprised of three exceptionally talented musicians who are prizewinners of many international competitions and graduates of the world’s most prestigious music academies.

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Trio Confero

United Methodist Church Ridgecrest

Fauré Requiem

Hemmens Auditorium

Northshore Classics: French Fables & Fantasies

Greater Covington Center

Delight in the elegant charm of Gabriel Fauré’s Masques et Bergamasques, op. 112 that sets the stage for Poulenc's playful storytelling in his L’Histoire de Babar, bringing to life the beloved tale of Babar the Elephant with humor and heart. The magic continues with Claude Debussy’s Clair de Lune, a luminous and timeless classic and the wonder of Maurice Ravel’s Ma Mère l'Oye (Mother Goose Suite)—a vibrant and imaginative orchestral reimagining of childhood fairy tales.

French Fables & Fantasies

New Marigny Theatre

Set your heart ablaze this Valentine’s Day weekend as LACO weaves a tale of passion, intrigue, and innovation. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Michael Abels ignites the evening with the thrilling, world premiere from one of Los Angeles’s finest composers. The romance deepens with Fauré’s hauntingly beautiful Pelléas et Mélisande, a delicate tapestry of passion and loss. Finally, Beethoven’s dramatic Piano Concerto No. 3 delivers a powerful and profound climax to an unforgettable night. Whether you’re celebrating love, escaping it, or simply reveling in the beauty of music, this is your perfect Valentine’s night out.

Passion + Mystery: Martín + Say + Beethoven

Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts

One California Plaza

There's nothing like a concert celebrating love in all its forms on the eve of Valentine's Day! Fauré's Suite from Pelléas et Mélisande (1898), both delicate and sensual, plunges into the mysterious world of Maeterlinck, where love is inextricably intertwined with fate. As for Prokofiev's Suite from Romeo and Juliet , taken from Shakespeare's masterpiece, it evokes all-consuming passion, between lyricism and heightened violence, leading us into the tragic drama of two star-crossed lovers. The three songs by the Argentinian Golijov (in 2002), originally written for the soprano Dawn Upshaw, are little gems inspired by poems by Sally Potter, Rosalía de Castro, and Emily Dickinson.

Romeo and Juliet

Théâtre royal de Mons

Philharmonic Hall of Liege

The "Organ Symphony" is one of France's most important symphonies. The work's name, incidentally, does not originate from the composer – Saint-Saëns preferred to call it a "symphony with organ." The organ is "merely" one timbre among others – it is sparse, but its impact is all the more powerful. A piano duo is also part of the orchestra. While the "Organ Symphony" is not a religious composition, the melody of the "Dies Irae" nevertheless runs through the entire work. The two gigantic sections – approximately 20 and 15 minutes long respectively – contain the usual four symphony movements. Saint-Saëns considered this (his last) symphony to be his magnum opus.

Polyphonic

Bochumer Symphoniker

Otherworldly and infinitely fragile: this is how one might describe the atmosphere of Gabriel Fauré’s Prélude from his symbolist suite Pelléas et Mélisande that sets the tone at the beginning of this concert. It tells the tragic story of two lovers, which, similarly to Sergei Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet, does not end happily – but contains breathtaking emotion. It is a work for which conductor Tugan Sokhiev has a particular fondness. Camille Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto offers a double premiere since, oddly enough, it has never been performed before on the BRSO stage. French pianist Alexandre Kantorow, who in just a few years has managed to play his way around the world on 88 keys and achieve international fame, will also be making his BRSO debut.

Tugan Sokhiev & Alexandre Kantorow

Munich Residence

The 23/24 season featured a recital debut by violinist James Ehnes, who captivated Rackham Auditorium with his insightful commentary and expressive playing. Now Ehnes is joined by pianist Inon Barnatan, violist Jonathan Vinocour, and cellist Raphael Bell for a program of Fauré’s two piano quartets. Gabriel Fauré’s youthful first piano quartet, full of intoxicating melodies, is paired with his strikingly individual, impassioned second quartet. Among his best-known chamber works, Fauré’s piano quartets are exquisitely crafted and ideal vehicles for these four superb artists and musical soulmates.

Fauré Piano Quartets

University of Michigan

Although it’s long been clear that women are capable of anything, the works of many female composers have yet to claim their rightful place in the classical canon. A concert by the Kalliopé Trio will feature music by two remarkable 19th-century women, set within a programme framed in the noble, though sombre, key of D minor. The final piece of the evening offers a rare opportunity to compare the musical voices of the Mendelssohn siblings.

Czech Chamber Music Society • Trio Kalliopé

Rudolfinum

Rossini's spirited Overture to Semiramide begins with exuberant energy underneath, but cautions of darkness to come, setting the mood for Tchaikovsky's epic showdown with fate in his Symphony No. 5. With a musical theme so powerful it has come to be known as the sound of fate itself, Tchaikovsky takes us on a heroic journey - through an ominous beginning, a stirring middle, and a victorious conclusion.

The Sound Of Fate

Mayo Civic Center

It’s always a treat when Lise de Salle returns to the RWCMD – after, all, this is a pianist whom Gramophone described as “a talent in a million”! Today, she whirls us from Cardiff to Paris, travelling in the footsteps of Mozart, Liszt and Ravel in a concert inspired by the mystery, the brilliance and the sheer romance of the City of Light.

Steinway International Piano Series: Lise de la Salle

Bute Park

Join violinist Amanda Dykhouse, cellist Lee Copenhaver, and pianist Allison Shinnick Keep in a concert presenting two masterpieces for piano trio.  Beethoven’s well-known “Ghost” trio opens and closes with energetically joyful movements surrounding a hauntingly beautiful slow movement.  Fauré’s elegant trio is full of warm melodies, rich harmonies, and virtuosic piano writing.

HSO Piano Trio

Harderwyk Ministries

Second Reformed Church

The intensely moving prelude of Wagner’s Parsifal and ethereal beauty of Crafton Beck’s Passage set the stage for an extraordinary interwoven dialogue between Joel Thompson’s powerful and critically-acclaimed Seven Last Words of the Unarmed and Gabriel Faure’s serene and comforting Requiem. Jackson State University Chorale joins MSO in a program that will touch your soul and transform your spirit.

Bravo 3: Transcendent Voices

Thalia Mara Hall

Barbara Hannigan takes us on an emotional journey filled with birdsong and star-crossed lovers. Joining her with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra is friend Bertrand Chamayou, performing Ravel’s hopeful and jazz-inspired Piano Concerto.

Meeting of Masters: Ravel & Messiaen

Göteborgs Symfoniker

A captivating programme unfolds with the soloists of the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra, showcasing a rich blend of Czech and French musical traditions. Dvořák’s Terzetto in C major brings a lively, spirited trio to life, followed by Suk’s deeply emotional Meditation on the old Czech Hymn ‘St Wenceslas’, a tribute to Czech heritage. Janáček’s String Quartet No. 1, ‘Kreutzer Sonata’ sears with intensity, capturing the drama of Tolstoy’s novella. The concert concludes with Fauré’s lush Piano Quintet No. 1, a work of sweeping lyricism and passionate contrasts.

Chamber Music at Merton

Merton College

Edward Elgar, Johannes Brahms, Paul Hindemith, Gabriel Fauré

2nd Chamber Concert / Kaleidoscope

Rostock Art Gallery

Faure And Shostakovich

Dorchester Abbey

Enjoy a wonderful brunch plate in the Foyer of the Music House while you are entertained by classical musicians on the Café Stage.

Classical Mornings

Musikhuset Aarhus

The Little Suite, or Petite Suite as it is called in French, is a true evergreen in the classical repertoire. Debussy's short orchestral suite in four movements is instantly recognizable. Even if you don't know the title, you'll be happy to hum along to the lulling, light and inimitable melodies.

Debussy and Poulenc

Sara cultural center

Norrlandsoperan

“There is something exquisite about the construction of a common orange,” says American violinist, singer and composer Caroline Shaw (born 1982). One of the most common varieties is the Valencia orange – juicy, sweet, and with a thin peel. “Nature is so simple, and yet so extraordinary.” In her piece Valencia, the image of an orange is evoked through gently undulating overtones and slowly flowing chords and melodies.

Soup with Quintet

Stockholm Concert Hall

Opera and drama are rarely the focus of Thuringia's largest concert orchestra, which makes the program, which combines two stage works, all the more remarkable. Opening with Gabriel Fauré's incidental music for "Pelléas et Mélisande," the delicacy and tragedy of Maeterlinck's symbolic drama come alive in impressionistic soundscapes. The centerpiece of the evening is Béla Bartók's opera "Duke Bluebeard's Castle": an intense psychological drama in which Judith opens the locked doors of the castle and simultaneously uncovers her husband's secrets. 

Friday Concert No. 2

Volkshaus Jena

This program offers a shining homage to French mélodies from the Belle Époque in a highly anticipated rendezvous with soprano Véronique Gens. Let yourself be swept away by the poetry of the songs and the vocal elegance and refined artistry of one of today’s foremost interpreters of French mélodies. A must-see concert for aficionados of music and French song.

Véronique Gens and the French Mélodie

Place des Arts

European tour with Sir Simon Rattle

National Music Auditorium, Madrid

The International Convention Centre

Alte Oper

Museum Ludwig

Cité de la Musique

The harp master returns to the magnificent Grand Hall with three of his most esteemed artistic companions: the wonderful flautist Magali Mosnier, castanet legend Lucero Tena, and the Artistic Director of the Mozarteum Foundation, star tenor Rolando Villazón. The magic and power of friendship make this shared musical expedition, which begins at the two small sources of the Vltava River and leads to southern Europe, a deeply felt and highly emotional evening.

Master Concert: De Maistre & Friends Villazón / Mosnier / Tena

Mozarteum Foundation

CMSFW Ensemble features with Louis Lortie, piano; Asi Matathias, violin; Gary Levinson, violin; Michael Klotz, viola; and Inbal Segev, cello.

Subtle Connections Across the World - CMSFW Ensemble with pianist Louis Lortie, Gary Levinson and Friends

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

Experience the sublime beauty of Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem, lovingly written in memory of the French composer’s father. Soprano Sarah Dufresne and baritone Xiaomeng Zhang join forces with the Vancouver Chamber Choir to present this monumental choral work of eternal serenity. Maestro Tausk leads the orchestra in Johannes Brahms’ Song of Destiny and Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto, dedicated by the composer to “the memory of an angel” and masterfully interpreted by violinist Maria Milstein.

Fauré’s Requiem

Orpheum

Prepare for a journey through the soul-stirring landscapes of life and death with Tchaikovsky’s final work—his “Pathétique” Symphony. Composed just days before his own death, this symphony poignantly explores Tchaikovsky’s deeply personal struggle of longing, brimming with vulnerability. He shared, “I love it as I have never loved any one of my musical offspring before.” And trust us, you’ll feel that love in every note.

Markus Poschner conducts Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique" Symphony

Salt Palace Convention Center

Pure joie de vivre and butterflies in the stomach: that's a feeling that unites all three works in our Koblenz concert this year. Gabriel Fauré's fragrant suite Masques et Bergamasques (loosely translated: "Carnival Masks and Dances from Bergamo"), Maurice Ravel's sparkling Piano Concerto, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's radiant Jupiter Symphony combine profound thought and the bluest Mediterranean sky! In this Ravel year, we're collaborating with one of Germany's most prominent young pianists, Alexander Krichel, who will be making his debut with the Beethoven Orchestra in Koblenz. Incidentally, after pushing the Koblenz stage of the Rhein-Mosel-Halle to its limits with works by Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss over the past two seasons, we're demonstrating our orchestra's virtuosity and joy of playing this time with a concentrated, classical orchestra! 

Jupiter's Smile

Rhein-Mosel-Halle

Brothers Jonathan & Tom Scott perform in instrumental combinations which cover the entire keyboard spectrum with a busy international concert schedule of performances across the UK, as well as at major festivals and concert halls all over the world.

Scott Brothers Duo

The Bridgewater Hall

Bach's music was a great inspiration for Johannes Brahms, who dedicated his choral work "Warum ist das Licht gegeben dem Müseligen" from 1877 to the great Bach scholar Philipp Spitta. The entire work revolves around the big question: "Why": If God is almighty and merciful, why is there all this suffering in the world? The motet ends with a hymn text based on Simeon's Praise by Luther. Here the struggle is over, and the vulnerable have found rest and comfort in the belief that death is not the last word.

All Saints' Day concert

Mogens Dahl Koncertsal

Step into a world of elegance, artistry, and pure musical magic as the legendary Renée Fleming makes her Koerner Hall debut in a spectacular gala event - the most anticipated cultural evening of the season!

For those who seek the ultimate gala experience, an exclusive pre-concert cocktail reception and exquisite dinner set the stage for an unforgettable evening. This is the only way to secure the finest seats in Koerner Hall, offering unparalleled views and an opportunity to celebrate in the company of fellow arts patrons - all in support of The Royal Conservatory’s mission to develop human potential through leadership in music and the arts.

An Intimate Evening with Renée Fleming

The Royal Conservatory of Music

Chayse Hoefler – Senior Recital

Hamel Music Center

St Martin’s Voices join forces with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields to perform Fauré’s consoling and ethereal Requiem. The concert begins with a UK premiere of Oslo-based composer Tyler Futrell, which combines the traditional Latin Requiem mass with contemporary poems reflecting on death and grief.

ASMF & St Martin’s Voices: Fauré Requiem

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, London

Experience a concert where the sound of music is at the center and where the concert's composers, across styles and expressions, have a special sense of the sound of music.

Together with pianist Christian Ihle Hadland, we take you on a journey through French music from the Romantic period in the 1860s to the present day. On the journey, you will feel the composers' nuances and feelings for the different expressions and sounds.

The music will range widely from the romantic Taffanel and Fauré's emotional tones to the modernist approach of Roussel, Boulez and Pécou. 

French Delicatesses

Southern Denmark Conservatory of Music

Prepare to be captivated by violinist Chee-Yun, whose flawless technique, dazzling tone, and emotional depth have enchanted audiences across five continents. A true luminary of classical music, Chee-Yun’s charm and charisma infuse every performance, making her a beloved figure in the world of orchestral and chamber music.

Chee-Yun Kim

Irvine Barclay Theatre

A tragic opera for soprano and orchestra in one act, lasting around forty minutes, Poulenc's La voix humaine was written in 1958 to a text by Jean Cocteau. This long and moving telephone monologue by a woman abandoned by her lover is performed by the Belgian soprano Anne-Catherine Gillet and accompanied on the organ (starting from Poulenc's piano version) by Yoann Tardivel, in a sober staging, conceived for this concert. The prelude to Pelléas et Mélisande by Fauré and the Three Dances for organ by Jehan Alain, subtitled Joys, Mournings, Struggles , provide an ideal introduction.

The human voice

One of Europe's finest choirs presents one of the most beautiful requiems ever composed - the Netherlands Radio Choir returns to The Hague for Gabriel Fauré's Requiem. This masterpiece opens the heart, with waves of emotion interspersed with gentle comfort. It's not a farewell, but a tribute to life itself: a requiem for those who live and carry on.

Fauré's Requiem

Amare

The Belfast Philharmonic Choir open their 2025/26 season with a powerful evening of reflection, light, and remembrance in the stunning Gothic Revival setting of St Peter’s Cathedral.

Belfast Philharmonic Choir: All Souls Concert

St Peter's Cathedral

Grammy-winning soprano Renée Fleming draws inspiration from the vivid imagery of nature's beauty and the urgent need to protect our planet in Voice of Nature: The Anthropocene. This program seamlessly blends timeless classical works with modern compositions, reflecting our evolving relationship with the environment.

Renée Fleming, soprano

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Superstar pianist Lang Lang performs the solo piano version of one of Fauré’s most popular works, followed by Schumann’s eight-movement masterpiece – a staple of the Romantic repertoire that the composer once called his favourite. The evening culminates in music by Chopin, including a selection of his mazurkas in which he took Polish folk traditions and made them his own.

Lang Lang

Barbican Centre

Experience the dazzling return of George Balanchine’s Jewels. This trio of ballets features glittering scenic and costume design by Jérôme Kaplan and a perfect assortment of quintessential Balanchine choreography. Emeralds evokes French elegance, Rubies brings the glamor and jazz of America, and Diamonds recalls the grandeur of Balanchine’s native St. Petersburg.

Jewels

Seattle Center

The fanfares of Borodin’s Overture to Prince Igor herald both the start of the Orchestra’s new Season and a programme packed with classic tales of mythical gardens with mysterious residents, heroism, love thwarted and fulfilled, a treacherous ogre, beautiful princesses, brave princes and a magical bird with opulent feathers that will save the day.

Ulster Orchestra: Myths & Magic

Ulster Hall

Myths & Magic

Belfast

Dvořák’s “New World” Symphony

Hilbert Circle Theatre

Thomas Mesa and Ilya Yakushev Cello/Piano Recital

Bargemusic

Elegance, lightness and tonal refinement – this programme captures the unmistakable spirit of French music. Works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Gabriel Fauré, Claude Debussy and Ernest Chausson can be heard between subtle melody and dance-like drive – finely orchestrated, full of esprit and sensuality. From the delicate combination of harp and violin to Chausson’s large-scale concerto for violin, piano and string quartet, an evening of French charm and tonal finesse unfolds.

International Mendelssohn Festival

Elbphilharmonie Hamburg

Be transported to Paris for two nights of music under the stars! Love Letter is back this fall at the Forest Theater in Carmel. Featuring American in Paris, Amélie, Beauty and the Beast, The Adventures of Tin Tin, Phantom of the Opera, Ratatouille and more!

Love Letter to Paris

Forest Theater

Our first guest artist of the 25-26 concert season, pianist Evren Ozel, recently competed in the prestigious Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Ozel came away with two awards: Best Performance of the Mozart Concerto Award, and the Bronze Medal for the overall competition – bravo!! We are thrilled to have him perform at our season opener on September 13 and are pleased to partner with Opening Nights at FSU to offer audiences an additional chance to hear his talent. At this special recital, Evren Ozel will perform some of his favorite solo piano works in the more intimate setting of Opperman Music Hall.

Special Recital with Evren Ozel, Piano

College of Music at Florida State University

An evening full of discoveries: This concert brings to light musical treasures that are all too rarely heard in the shadow of famous names. Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga’s First String Quartet – written when he was only 16 years old – reveals an astonishing genius who died far too young. The powerful piano quintet with double bass by Mozart’s pupil Johann Nepomuk Hummel combines classical and early romanticism, while Felix Mendelssohn’s youthful String Quintet op. 18 surprises with brilliance and vigour. This is accompanied by Fauré’s songful »3 Romances sans paroles« and Jules Auguste Demersseman’s virtuoso fantasy for alto saxophone – a real rarity. A programme of musical surprises.

We can often understand music even better when we hear the words it is based on. In a delightful blend of concert and reading, the Studio Orchestra Duisburg and narrator Natalia Hüskens juxtapose musical and lyrical pairs of works—concrete, as in the artistic encounter between Gabriel Fauré and Paul Verlaine, or Ralph Waldo Emerson and Charles Ives, but also imaginary ones. Antonín Dvořák drew inspiration for his "Czech Suite" from the sounds of his homeland, while Mendelssohn Bartholdy found it for his "Hebrides Overture" in the magnificent natural scenery of Scotland. What would the appropriate poems sound like? The first serenade concert provides the answer.

1. Serenade Concert

Hamborn Abbey

Between Wednesday 13 – Saturday 23 August, Chetham’s International Piano Summer School brings world class and legendary musicians to a vibrant, supportive community in central Manchester. Alongside lectures, open lessons and opportunities to develop new skills, you can discover a daily programme of recitals from world-class performers.

Chetham’s International Piano Summer School 2025 – Day Ten

The Stoller Hall

TMC Chamber Music

Tanglewood Music Center

Concert "PARIS I"

Schloss Moritzburg

Recital Une Soirée française — Devieilhe · Pordoy

We are delighted to welcome world-class pianist, Akiko Ebi to make her debut at the Oxford Piano Festival this year. Ebi is renowned for her spell-binding interpretations, particularly of French and Japanese works. Her programme showcases her expressive ability, with Chopin’s cycle of 24 Préludes featured alongside Ravel’s both playful and poignant Tombeau de Couperin and Fauré’s Theme and Variations, one of the largest and greatest of his works for solo piano.

Akiko Ebi

St Stephen's House

Could this be the most beautiful music ever written?

Fauré’s glorious Requiem is filled with rich, expressive melodies which speak to the soul of a peace beyond anything we can know in this life.

Three Choirs Festival: Fauré’s Requiem

Hereford Cathedral

“… the waves of sound produced by the Hallé Choir instilled a sense of uplift that can only be produced by an exceptional chorus at the peak of its form”. The Guardian

Step into a world of musical masterpieces as Matthew Hamilton leads the combined forces of the Hallé orchestra and Choir in an evening of choral and orchestral brilliance.

Feel the power of Handel’s Zadok the Priest, the soaring melodies of Parry’s I Was Glad, the drama of Mozart’s Magic Flute Overture and the sweeping intensity of Verdi’s Force of Destiny Overture.

Summer Concert: Choral Classics

This anniversary year, the now traditional theme weekend at Ulrichshusen Castle is dedicated to the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival itself: the musicians who have shaped and continue to shape it, the adventures that the artists, team, and audience experience together, and, of course, the music. And so, the evening is far from over: The Fauré Quartet unpacks its encores, reminisces, chats about its music, and also brings festival jubilee Matthias Schorn onto the stage, because the quartet and the clarinetist share much more than just their love of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival.

Birthday Lounge

Schloss und Gut Ulrichshusen

Experience the "Young Elite" in a personal and immersive way: Two days of Bothmer Music make it possible. Together with foundations, personalities, and academies dedicated to supporting young musicians, the MV Festival selects participants who will present themselves to the public in solo and ensemble concerts in the unique ambience of the baroque palace complex.

Sofia Patterson-Gutiérrez

Schloss Bothmer

Mozart, Hindemith, Clarke, Fauré

Benaroya Hall

Tanglewood Family Concert: Family Matters

An American in Paris

Western Washington University

Many leading artists are committed to supporting young musicians in their field, as they know best: All beginnings are difficult, especially in the classical music market. This year's featured artist, Renaud Capuçon, knows this well and is therefore committed to supporting emerging talent. In 2022, he founded the Beau Soir Productions initiative with Banijay France, which supports young artists in their careers. In keeping with our composer focus, he will present works by Maurice Ravel and Gabriel Fauré together with three of his protégés.

Renaud Capuçon presents young talents

Schloss Johannisberg

This concert transports us to Paris to celebrate legendary pedagogue Nadia Boulanger and some of her remarkable students. From Aaron Copland to Astor Piazzolla to Quincy Jones, many young talents sought her guidance, solidifying her legacy as the Grande Dame of 20th-century composition. The program also includes works by Stravinsky, whom she admired and advised on several of his pieces, music by her talented sister Lili Boulanger, and the G minor Piano Quartet of her own teacher, Gabriel Fauré.

Nadia Boulanger: 20th Century Influencer

Hanna Center

Summer@SFCM: Vocal Academy Solo Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Anaïs Feller, from San Diego, a student of Midori, is the Tobe Amsterdam Fellow and entered Curtis in 2023.

Broadcast: Ponce, Beethoven, Schumann, and more

Mary Bevan released her debut solo disc, Voyages, in 2017 (with pianist Joseph Middleton on the Signum label), which explores the music of eminent French composers and the settings they wrote for the poems of Charles Baudelaire. For this recital, Mary revisits her favourite repertoire from Voyages, including songs by Duparc, Fauré, Debussy, Chabrier, and more, but this time, each song is paired with another by a female composer writing around the same time. In this way, the recital seeks to bring the female composers from out of the shadow of their male counterparts and restore them to their rightful places as composers of equal quality and interest.

TSM presents Bevan & Vignoles

Enjoy a delightful summer evening of orchestral favorites featuring works from Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Ludwig van Beethoven and more! Conducted by New Jersey Symphony Colton Conducting Fellow Gregory D. McDaniel, this preview of the 2025–26 season delivers a lineup of beloved works you won’t want to miss!

Composer

Gabriel Fauré

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 20, 2024 - Apr 13, 2026

Rice Chorale · The Shepherd School of Music at Rice University

Mar 26, 2026

Richard Lin & Anne-Marie McDermott · Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center

Mar 26, 2026

Chamber Music in the Brahms-Saal · Wiener Philharmoniker

Mar 27, 2026

The Hallé: Vive La France! · Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

28 - 29 Mar, 2026

Story Time · New Bedford Symphony Orchestra

Past events

Mar 21, 2026

Trio Soul and Voice · Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Mar 8, 2026

Trio Confero · Ridgecrest Chamber Music Society

Future and recently performed repertoire

Conductor in La mer by Debussy

Opernhaus Zürich

Conductor in Pelléas et Mélisande by Fauré

Opernhaus Zürich

Conductor in Daphnis et Chloé, Suite No. 2 by Ravel:

Opernhaus Zürich

Conductor in Harp concerto in E-flat major by Glière

Opernhaus Zürich

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