Beethoven at Champs Élysées
Beethoven at Champs Élysées
Orchestre des Champs-Élysées with Philippe Heerenweghe and concertmaster Alessandro Moccia (?) (left), receiving applaus 14th. March, celebrating its 25 years Jubilee with all Beethovens 9 symphonies.
Review Henning Høholt
PARIS/FRANCE: During 4 evenings, with one free evening in the middle we are attending the Orchestra des Champs Élysées performing all 9 of Ludwig van Beethoven symphonies. conducted by Philippe Heereweghe
. – Honestly that gives me a Ring des Nibelungen feeling. I feel privileged and honored to get such an extraordinary possibility in the Europen Capital of Art and Music – Paris. 14-18. March 2017. At the same time this wonderfull orchestra celebrates its 25 years Jubilée.
It all started Tuesda7 14th March with Ludwig van Beethoven 1. 4
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. and 7th Symphonies, Musically well formed, very good energy and beautiful colours in the wind and brass, and delicious timbale details by Marie-Ange Petit. Alessandro Moccia (?) was concertmaster.
It continued Wednesday 15th. with the 2. and 5th Symphonies- still playful and with great elegance, and the same good energy as on Tuesday, No 5, specially excellent from the Winds. Then a break day, and Fridad 17th it will be Symphonies no 6 – Pastorale, and no 3 Eroica.
Orchestre des Champs-Élysées with Philippe Heerenweghe at the podium receiving applaus 14th. March celebrating its 25 years Jubilee.
It all end Saturday evening with Symphonie no 8. and 9th. Ode a la Joie . ( which has been adopted as The European Hymn). In the last a great gallery of soloists, Christina Landshamer, sopran, Stefanie Schmidt, mezzo Maximilian Schmidt, tenor and Thomas Bauer, baryton, and the Collegium Vocale Gent.