Tedi Papavrami, Sergei Krylov, Elsa Grether, Julian Rachlin, Midori Seiler: violin's entire nouvelle vague assemble for a long night of virtuosity, a mad marathon performance of the main masterpieces composed for the instrument. The violin can sing like a voice, move like a dancer, and inspire like a poet. Johann Sebastian Bach is of course a reference for us all, since before him, nobody had dared to offer this melodic instrument a language as rich and well constructed as a cathedral. He proved that the violin alone could equal an organ, a harpsichord or even an entire orchestra

SATURDAY 2nd OF APRIL | 15H00 - 18h00 | MONACO - GALERIE MARLBOROUGH
Pierre ALLAIN, luthier à Nice  et Jean-Pierre GASQ, luthier et archetier à Nice 
Denis DECLERCK, luthier à Nice
Roberto MASINI, professeur de lutherie à l'Académie de musique de Monaco
Free entrance


SATURDAY 2nd OF APRIL | 18H00 | MONACO - SALLE EMPIRE

RENCONTRE AVEC LES ŒUVRES
Le violon virtuose par Emmanuel HONDRE, musicologue.


CONCERT 1 - SALLE EMPIRE

SATURDAY 2nd OF APRIL | 20h00 | SALLE EMPIRE
Tedi PAPAVRAMI, violon

BACH l   Partita n°2 en ré mineur
Midori SEILER, violon
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YSAYE | Sonate n°2
BERIO | Sequenza VIII
Sergej KRYLOV, violon

MOZART | Sonate n°35, K526

CONCERT 2 - SPORTING D'HIVER

SATURDAY 2nd OF APRIL | 20h00 | SPORTING D'HIVER

Julian RACHLIN, violon
Itamar GOLAN, piano

BACH | Sonate n°1 en sol min, BWV 1001
Sergej KRYLOV, violon

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YSAYE | Sonate n°3 « Ballade » op. 27
TON THAT TIET | Metal-Terre-Eau
Elsa GRETHER, violon

Tedi PAPAVRAMI, violon