THE CHILD WHO LISTENED TO THE STARS
[PIZZICATO] Once upon a time... there was a curious little boy who never paid any attention at school. But it wasn't that he didn't listen, it was that he heard something else... the magical symphony of the stars. At night, lying on the grass, he would stare up at the sky, fascinated by the twinkling lights dancing above him. He often wondered if he was the only one to hear the joyous harmonies of the Milky Way. Perhaps he had a mission? A secret destiny dictated by the stars themselves? Their music guided him, encouraging him to discover a world where imagination and magic were one. An enchanting musical tale, presented in its original stage version, where author and narrator Elodie Fondacci is accompanied by eight musicians from the OPRL, in an intimate atmosphere that combines the warmth of chamber music with the gentleness of storytelling.
Programme
DEBUSSY, En bateau
HONEGGER, Colloque
DEBUSSY, The Girl with the Flaxen Hair
RAVEL, Alborada del gracioso
DEBUSSY, Rhapsody for Clarinet
DEBUSSY, Sacred and Profane Dances
SATIE, Je te veux
RAVEL, Introduction and Allegro
You may also like ...
CHRISTMAS IN THE SNOW
[Maestro] A white, shimmering Christmas with music by Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov — that’s what the OPRL and Adèle Molle have in store to close the year out.
Ô Roméo !
[MAESTRO] The myth of Romeo and Juliet through the powerful music of Prokofiev, which expresses with rare intensity both true love and its tragic fate.
ON YOUR BICYCLES!
[PIZZICATO] A conductor on a bicycle, musicians open to try anything, and a stage turned into a veritable race track !