As part of the First Edition of the Holocaust Memorial Festival
PROGRAM
Beethoven / String Trio op 9 n1
Bartok / Two violins Duet
Lutoslawsky / Bucolics for viola and cello
Fritz Kreisler / String Quartet
Philippe Graffin – violin
Chikako Hosada – violin
Raphael Bell – cello
Tony Nys – viola
Bronisław Huberman (1882-1947) was a Polish violinist of Jewish origin. His powerful, tormented play, expressive to the point of excess, as well as his lucid and incorruptible personality, made him the most esteemed Beethoven interpreter of his time.
Philippe Graffin (1964, Romilly-sur-Seine) is a French violinist. A student of Joseph Gingold and Philipp Hirschhorn, he has built a solid reputation for his interpretations of the French repertoire. His discography includes many world premieres, but also forgotten original versions of famous works such as Ravel’s Poème de Chausson and Tzigane. Professor at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, as well as at the Koninklijke Conservatorium Brussels, he is the founder of the “Consonances” Festival in Saint-Nazaire.
Duration: 1:00
The concert will be followed by a drink
In partnership with the non-profit association MGConcerts
