In the perfect setting of the Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay, Jonathan Cohen and Les Violons du Roy give us Beethoven’s majestic Seventh, its humanistic message and its irrepressible drive for freedom and universal fellowship, as well as this composer’s musical representation of the myth of Prometheus, incredibly current in its evocation of the very foundations of ethics. The program also highlights Mozart, undisputed champion of melody and instrumental brilliance.
Prometheus and Beethoven's Seventh
- Artistes Jonathan Cohen (direction), Mathieu Lussier (basson), Les Violons du Roy
- Présenté par Fonds de solidarité FTQ
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