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The Quatuor Arod: new projects

The Quatuor Arod is back with a new album, the complete Opus 76 of the father of the string quartet, Joseph Haydn, on November 14^th. On this occasion, the quartet is on tour in Reutlingen (on the 13^th) and in Norwich (on the 22^nd). They also conclude their Leipzig residency at the closing concert of the Mendelssohn-Festtage alongside violist Sindy Mohammed and clarinetist Karl-Heinz Steffens (the 8^th). They are returning to the Wigmore Hall alongside Thibaut Garcia for an homage to Leo Brouwer (the 21^st). They are inaugurating their new programme with Pierre Génisson, “The Fields of Freedom”, dedicated to forbidden music, as part of their collaboration with La Belle Saison, in Cherbourg (on the 25^th).

Julien Henric, from Bordeaux to Munich

Julien Henric returns to the Opéra National de Bordeaux Aquitaine: he embodies the Count Vaudémont, a Burgundian knight in Iolanta by Tchaïkovsky, conducted by Pierre Dumoussaud and staged by Stéphane Braunschweig, along with notably Claire Antoine (title-role) and Ain Anger (René, King of Provence), from November 12^th to 18^th. He is also embodying the title-role in Zampa by Ferdinand Hérold, alongside notably Hélène Carpentier, Cyrille Dubois and Héloïse Mas, as well as the Münchner Rundfunkorchester and the Choir of the Bavarian Radio, under the baton of Erik Nielsen (on the 30^th).

Thomas Enhco : Mozart Paradox in Japan

Thomas Enhco returns to Japan for three solo recitals of his new programme Mozart Paradox: in Yokohama (on November 16^th), in Tokyo (on the 20^th) and in Bando City (the 24^th). He is also joining the Orchestre National de Lille and conductor Jean-Claude Casadesus again for Mozart’s Piano Concerto N°21, in Lille (the 27^th and 28^th) and in Sainghin en Melantois (the 29^th).

Bruno Philippe plays Haydn conducted by Giovanni Antonini

Bruno Philippe makes his debuts with Insula Orchestra, conducted by Giovanni Antonini. He is giving Haydn’s Cello concerto in C Major on gut strings, at La Seine Musicale on November 21^st.

Salomé Gasselin : La Parts des Anges in a war zone

Salomé Gasselin crosses Europe to perform at the Kiev Baroque Festival (Ukraine). She is giving her solo programme The Angels’s Share (Marin Marais, Forqueray, Monsieur de Sainte Colombe, Bach, Biber) on November 19^th. She is also joining guitarist Kevin Seddiki for their porgramme Suspended Gardens at the Herzog-August-Friedrich Saal in Wiesbaden (the 30^th).

Raphaël Pichon returns to Carnegie Hall

After Schubert, Raphaël Pichon is joining the Orchestra of St Luke’s again in Beethoven’s Symphony N°9, at the iconic Carnegie Hall in New York City. On this occasion, he is joined by soprano Liv Redpath, mezzo-soprano Beth Taylor, tenor Laurence Kilsby, and bass Alex Rosen, as well as the Clarion Choir. Not to miss, on November 6^th!

Lea Desandre becomes Cherubino again

Lea Desandre returns to her signature role Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro at the Opéra National de Paris, staged by Netia Jones, conducted by Antonello Manacorda. She is sharing the stage with notably Gordon Bintner (title-role) and Sabine Deviehle (Susanna), from November 15^th to December 22^nd.

Thibaut Garcia: Goldberg Variations across Europe

After a decade of work alongside his stage partner Antoine Morinière, Thibaut Garcia’s new duo album, dedicated to Bach’s Goldberg Variations, is released on October 31^st with Warner Classics/Erato. On this occasion, the duet is on a long European tour: at the Festival Ré Majeure (on Oct. 31^st), at the Salle de Musique in La Chaux de Fonds (on November 2^nd), at the Palau de la Musica Catalana in Barcelona (on the 5^th), at the Salle Molière in Lyon (the 8^th), at the Philharmonie de Paris (the 13^th), at Le Méjan in Arles (the 16^th), and at La Chapelle Corneille in Rouen (the 18^th) for this first part of the tour.

Hélène Escriva: Wind Band, Musas and Spanish Perfumes

Hélène Escriva is in concert with the Neuchatel Wind Band for the 20 years anniversary of the group, in Villers-le-Lac (on October 31^st) and in Cortaillos in Switzerland (on November 2^nd). She is performing her solo show Musas again, in Graulhet (on the 22^nd). She is also joined by accordionist Pierre Cussac at the Jeudis Musicaux of the Carcassonne Auditorium (on the 27^th) for their programme Hispanic Perfumes.

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