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FESTIVAL PALAZZETTO
BRU ZANE MONTREAL
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The Palazzetto Bru Zane—Centre de musique
romantique française is dedicated to the rediscovery
and appreciation, on an international scale, of
French musical heritage of the greater 19th century
(1780–1920). After Paris and Berlin, Palazzetto Bru Zane
turns its sights on Montreal, where Arte Musica will
host its first ever weekend of French Romantic music.
A chance to discover an original and unsung repertoire!
Giardino © Palazzetto Bru Zane
Clair de lune
Friday, March 8 –– 7.30 p.m.
LES VIOLONS DU ROY
Mathieu Lussier, conductor
Jean-François Lapointe, baritone
Valérie Milot, harp
Works by CAPLET, DEBUSSY, FAURÉ, HAHN,
MASSENET, RAVEL, and SAINT-SAËNS
Presented as part of Les Violons du Roy series (see p. 40)
Il était une fois…
Sunday, March 10 –– 11 a.m.
I GIARDINI Quartet
JEANNE CROUSAUD, soprano
CAROLINE MENG, mezzo-soprano
A theatrical recital on the theme of fairy tales
recast in the Romantic era.
Presented as part of the Family Sundays series (see p. 55)
Votez pour moi !
Saturday, March 9 –– 8 p.m.
LA CLIQUE DES LUNAISIENS
Lara Neumann, soprano
Ingrid Perruche, soprano
Arnaud Marzorati, artistic director, baritone,
and whistler
Mélanie Flahaut, flute, flageolet, and bassoon
Pierre Cussac, accordion
Daniel Isoir, piano
Flannan Obé, artistic collaboration and staging
Après un rêve
Sunday, March 10 –– 2 p.m.
EMMANUELLE BERTRAND, cello
PASCAL AMOYEL, piano
Works by DUPARC, FAURÉ, GODARD,
ONSLOW, and SAINT-SAËNS
Presented as part of the In Recital series (see p. 20)
Operetta arias and political songs about
elections and the art of governance.
Presented as part of the Performance Events series (see p. 46)
L ecture
Voir la musique :
la mise en scène d’opéra français
à l’époque romantique
Saturday, March 9 –– 2 p.m.
By ALEXANDRE DRATWICKI
Details p. 61
James Wilson Morrice, Venice at the Golden Hour,
about 1901–1902. Coll. MMFA