Avec Sarah Nemtanu et Maria Badstue
De Beethoven à Bartók

From Beethoven to Bartók 

From the most modern of classics to modernity in love with classicism!

A poetess of the violin, Sarah Nemtanu never ceases to amaze us, an absolute virtuoso who knows how to make her instrument sing like no other. With Beethoven's brilliant Violin Concerto, a veritable model for all the Romantic concertos to come, she finds a field worthy of her qualities as an artist. Composed during the Second World War, when the musician fled Nazi Europe and settled in the United States, this work literally explodes the framework of the concerto: here, there is no single soloist, but each section of the orchestra is treated as such! An astonishing musical firework led by another virtuoso, this time with a baton: the Danish conductor Maria Badstue.

Ludwig van Beethoven Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61 
Béla Bartók Concerto for Orchestra