Summer solstice concerts
From Puccini to Verdi, the most beautiful opera arias, performed by the prodigious lyric soprano Inna Kalugina. She will be accompanied by soloists from the Paris Symphonic Orchestra gathered in chamber music training.
The Sunset Concerts are happy to announce The Summer Solstice Concerts.
The newborn offers three dates, three places, three concerts. The summer solstice concerts mark both the start of summer and the music festival for this year 2021.
Three concerts
Under the leadership of Cyril Diederich, the summer solstice concerts present you the great arias from operas with singer Inna Kalugina discovered by the artistic director. The young soprano is one of the greatest hopes for singing talent at the moment. The orchestra is made up of five of the best musicians from the Paris Opera orchestra and the national Radio-France orchestras with:
Christophe Guillot – soloist Opéra de Paris – solo violin
Fanny Coupé – soloist Orchester Philharmonique Radio France – solo viola
Elisabeth Pallas – first violin Opéra de Paris – 2nd soloist
Philippe Nadal – guest at the Paris Opera – solo cello
Héloïse Dély – guest at the Paris Opera – solo double bass
And as artistic director Cyril Diederich.
Three Locations:
Three concerts given in three villages of the Luberon Monts de Vaucluse, Oppède, Lourmarin and Gordes urban community
Open spaces chosen to be in contact with the public: the forecourt of the Notre-Dame Dalidon collegiate church in Oppède le Vieux, church square in Lourmarin and the church in Gordes. Symbolic places where acoustics accompany the performance.
Three Dates:
Friday June 18 at 8:30 p.m.
at the Collegiate Church of Notre Dame Dalidon, Oppède le Vieux
Saturday June 19 at 8:30 p.m.
Place de l’église St André / St Trophime in Lourmarin
Tuesday June 22 at 8 p.m. Saint Firmin Church in Gordes
Come, at dusk, hear and breathe the most beautiful lyrical arias in a magical setting offered by the collegiate church of Notre Dame de Dalidon in Oppède le Vieux
To get there, it is best to park in the Ste Cécile car park. Head towards the Place de la Croix then take the calades to reach the top of the old village.
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