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    Gabetta Consort
    Andrés Gabetta | direction and violin
    Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi | bandoneon 

    A unique and intimate encounter between Vivaldi's violin and Piazzolla's bandoneon.

    Andrés Gabetta, Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi
    Andrés Gabetta, Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi - DR

    LE QUATTRO STAGIONI
    LAS CUATRO ESTACIONES PORTEÑAS
    Purcell Timon d’Athènes, overture
    Vivaldi Spring, excerpts from Four Seasons RV 269
    Piazzolla Invierno Porteño
    Vivaldi Summer, excerpts from Four Seasons RV 315
    Piazzolla Otoño Porteño
    Vivaldi Automn, excerpts from Four Seasons RV 293
    Piazzolla Primavera Porteño
    Vivaldi Winter, excerpts from Four Seasons RV 297
    Piazzolla Verano Porteño
    Molinelli Estate Reloaded 

     Young audience workshops Comment ça marche ?

    There are no more seasons? Haydn, Tchaikovsky or Milhaud as well as Max Richter and Philip Glass would tell you otherwise. Using traditional instruments, Andrés Gabetta's group offers a comparative reading of Vivaldi's famous violin concertos, a pastoral representation of the cycle of nature, and Piazzolla's Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas, an evocation of the life of an inhabitant of the shantytowns of Buenos Aires. Without literally echoing the Venetian, the Argentinian, master of tango, does not deprive himself of some references to the 18th century in certain fugue passages, jerky melodies or specific harmonic turns. Finally, Estate reloaded will allow bandoneonist Mario Stefano Pietrodarchi to take part in the finale of the Red Priest’s Summer, revisited by Roberto Molinelli.

    COREALISATION Jeanine Roze Production / Théâtre des Champs-Elysées