Find us on FacebookRobert Schumann was a fanciful, unpredictable artist and the romantic musician par excellence. His music leaps from one mood to the next with such lyricism that at times it pushes us to the very limits of our soul. Schumann had no interest in calm or classicism, only boiling emotions jostling with each other. His mammoth symphonies resemble sweeping epics, while his works for string quartet contain equal energy in a more intimate form. His seemingly calmer choral works are marked by references to Johann Sebastian Bach, like a kind of inaccessible ideal.
SUNDAY 26th OF MARCH | 20H30 | AUDITORIUM RAINIER III
SCHUMANN | Ouverture de Genoveva
Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo
Frans BRUGGEN, direction
David KADOUCH, piano
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A SCHUMANN'S PORTRAIT - Le piano et l'orchestre
SUNDAY 26th OF MARCH | 18H30 | TROPARIUM DE L'AUDITORIUM RAINIER III
MEET THE WORKS
Introduction à l'oeuvre de SCHUMANN par François-Gildas Tual, musicologue.
SUNDAY 26th OF MARCH | 20H30 | AUDITORIUM RAINIER III
SCHUMANN | Konzertstück pour piano et orchestre
SCHUMANN | Symphonie n°4
SCHUMANN | Symphonie n°4
Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo
Frans BRUGGEN, direction
David KADOUCH, piano
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