Debuts at the Teatro alla Scala Matthias Pintscher, Conductor and a German composer who has just finished an extraordinary decade at the helm of the Ensemble Intercontemporain. He is the author of the piece for violin and orchestra included in the program that combines Stravinsky, Fauré and Debussy: "mar'eh is a Hebrew word that means 'face', 'sign', but also the aura of a face, something wonderful that appears to you suddenly," he explains. Certainly Ilya Gringolts – Russian violinist for the first time at the Piermarini – is the ideal interpreter, a chiseler of ever new sounds, which materialize as if out of nowhere to merge with the orchestra.
Le chant du rossignol
Masques et bergamasques op. 112a, suite for orchestra
mar'eh for violin and orchestra
La mer - Three symphonic sketches
The 2022-23 season is Matthias Pintscher's last as Conductor music director of Ensemble Intercontemporain, the world's leading contemporary music ensemble founded in 1976 by Pierre Boulez. In his decade-long artistic direction of the Ensemble Intercontemporain,
Read MoreIn great demand as a soloist, Ilya Gringolts devotes himself both to the great orchestral repertoire and to contemporary and little-visited works. He is also very interested in deepening historical performance practice. His programs
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