Organist

Orchestre de Paris / Klaus Mäkelä

Philharmonie de Paris

Who was Dvořák thinking of when he enriched the traditional string quartet with a double bass? Mozart and his A Little Night Music ? Or the Bohemian orchestras, itinerant from village to village? It is true that his Second String Quintet , full of the scent of the Czech land, has no equal, with its limping dumka rhythm and the elegy of the Poco Andante . Nothing comes close either to the Bagatelles for two violins and cello, to which the somewhat awkward tones of the harmonium give a popular scent, between laughter and tears.

The Mornings of the National / Lucile Dollat

Maison de la Radio et de la Musique

EPSG:4326

Tour of the National Orchestra of France in South Korea and China: Beijing

National Centre for the Performing Arts

Are we crossing Romantic Germany or the Renaissance? In the second of his three great masses, Anton Bruckner seeks to recapture the spirit of the polyphonies of past centuries: a Palestrina-like purity springs from the introductory Kyrie , while the singular choice of only wind instruments to accompany the sequences participates in this stripped-down ritual; did God's minstrel follow the example of Brahms and his Funeral Song ?

CHORUS LINE #2 / Brahms, Bruckner - Lionel Sow / BRUCKNER 2/3

Following acute lower back pain during the dress rehearsal this morning,  Alice Sara Ott is forced to cancel her appearance at the Orchestre National de France concert this evening.

Faure Anniversary 3/3

The OPRL and Lucie Leguay embark on a journey to the heart of 20th- century America , with the nine Symphonic Dances from Bernstein's masterpiece West Side Story , reorganized into an orchestral suite by the composer in 1960. Commissioned by Nadia Boulanger, Copland's Organ Symphony (1924), a student of the great French pedagogue, blends modernism, jazz influences, and virtuosity, capturing the bold energy of the United States in the 1920s. Florence Price's work is experiencing a remarkable resurgence. Conceived on a Negro spiritual theme , her vibrant Concert Overture No. 1 , premiered in Chicago in 1939, embodies all the richness of her African-American roots.

Organist

Lucile Dollat

Events

Upcoming events

Mar 5, 2026

West Side Story · Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège

Past events

4 - 5 Jun, 2025

Orchestre de Paris / Klaus Mäkelä · Orchestre de Paris

May 18, 2025

The Mornings of the National / Lucile Dollat · Orchestre National de France

Future and recently performed repertoire

Organ in String Quintet No. 2 by Dvořák

Orchestre National de France

Organ in Symphony for Organ and Orchestra by Copland

Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège

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