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César Franck’s mission was to compose symphonic music that is balanced and structured while remaining fundamentally French, and Victorien Vanoosten’s talented baton does it justice. Dedicated to soloist in residence Emmanuel Pahud, Dalbavie’s Concerto pour flûte captivates the audience through its expertly woven soundscape. The concert opens with a work by Swedish pioneer Elfrida Andrée, giving the program a solemn tone.
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French Colours
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- Duration 67 minutes with intermission
- Victorien Vanoosten (en remplacement de Chloé Van Soeterstède) chef | Emmanuel Pahud : flûte (soliste en résidence)
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