Name: Musically Speaking: Ravel, Bizet and Finding the French Sound
Start: 2025-05-28T13:00:00
Location: The Westdale

Join the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra for an extraordinary exploration of music, where the elegance of French composers, the thrilling scores of video games, and the transformative works of Beethoven come alive. Led by insightful hosts and conductors, these events promise to deepen your appreciation for diverse musical landscapes, whether you are a fan of classical compositions or modern gaming soundtracks. Dive into the stories behind the music and experience the power of orchestral performances that span generations and genres.

Unveiling the Symphony: A Journey Through French, Gaming, and Beethoven's Orchestral Worlds

Join the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra as they take you on a musical journey through diverse soundscapes. From the sophisticated notes of French composers Ravel, Bizet, and Ibert to the fantastical melodies of iconic video games, and culminating in the powerful masterpieces of Beethoven. Each event promises to immerse you in unique auditory experiences that not only celebrate historical influences but also resonate with contemporary audiences. Discover how these composers and genres continue to shape and inspire the musical world.

A Harmonious Experience: French Classics, Video Game Scores, and Beethoven's Legacy

Abigail Richardson-Schulte

Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra

Explore the rich musical culture of France with HPO Composer-in-Residence Abigail Richardson-Schulte. From the fiery passion of Georges Bizet to the shimmering elegance of Maurice Ravel and the playful wit of Jacques Ibert, this talk examines the defining characteristics of French composition. Through captivating storytelling and video recordings of HPO performances, discover how these composers shaped the French musical identity and influenced generations to come.  Don’t miss this chance to experience the beauty and brilliance of French classical music on the big screen!

Musically Speaking: Ravel, Bizet and Finding the French Sound

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