Grand Auditorium
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Ensemble intercontemporain
Jeanne-Marie Conquer, Hae-Sun Kang, Diego Tosi, Misako Akama
violon
Odile Auboin, John Stulz
alto
Eric-Maria Couturier, Pierre Strauch
violoncelle
Sophie Cherrier, Emmanuelle Ophèle
flûte
Philippe Grauvogel, Didier Pateau
hautbois
Martin Adámek, Jérôme Comte
clarinette
Gilles Durot, Samuel Favre
percussion
Hidéki Nagano, Dimitri Vassilakis
piano
George Jackson
direction
Steve Reich:
Piano Phase
Steve Reich:
Eight Lines
Steve Reich:
Reich/Richter
Gerhard Richter, Corinna Belz:
Moving Picture (946-3)
The composer Steve Reich and the painter Gerhard Richter are among the most important artists of our time. Now they have collaborated for the first time – along with filmmaker Corinna Belz, who has created a film in which the repetitive structures of Reich’s music enter into a dialogue with one of Richter’s paintings. As part of the rainy days festival, the Ensemble intercontemporain from Paris spans a wide arc ranging from Reich’s Piano Phase of 1967 to this new work, Reich/Richter, which had its world premiere in April in New York and receives its continental European premiere in Luxembourg.
Kulturpass, bienvenue!
Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Alex Poots
The Steve Reich composition is commissioned by
The Shed, NYC
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, Gustavo Dudamel, Music & Artistic Director
Cal Performances, University of California, Berkeley
Barbican Centre and Britten Sinfonia
Philharmonie de Paris
Oslo Philharmonic
Dans le cadre de «less is more − rainy days 2019»
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Artist talk: Corinna Belz im Gespräch mit Lydia Rilling (D)