Vienna at the turn of the 19th century: home to Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, then later, Brahms, and many others… The highly concentrated artistic ferment of Vienna gave rise to some of history’s most exquisite masterpieces. Music sounded at every turn, and while certainly performed in the city’s great concert halls, it was also played in homes, among friends—as here, between musicians from the Quebec orchestral scene, reunited for the first time.
An Evening in Vienna
- Artistes Marianne Dugal (violon), Jean-Sébastien Roy (violon), Elvira Misbakhova (alto), Julien Siino (violoncelle), Chloé Dominguez (violoncelle), Eric Chappell (contrebasse), Antonin Cuerrier (clarinette), Mathieu Harel (basson), Louis-Philippe Marsolais (cor)
- Présenté par Desjardins
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