Félicien Brut | accordéon
String orchestra of the Garde républicaine
The accordion reigns supreme and channels the spirit of Galliano and Piazzolla.
Galliano La Petite Suite Française
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (arrangement for solo accordion by Cyrille Lehn)
Legrand Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (arrangement for solo accordion by Eugeny Derbenko)
Piazzolla Michelangelo 70, Oblivion
Khan Galop from Mongolian folklore, for solo orchestra
Perrine Fluctuat nec mergitur, concerto for accordion and string orchestra (premiere)
Galliano Tango pour Claude
Moving from the accordion dance music of his native Auvergne region to the gilded splendour of the avenue Montaigne theatre via the studios of France Musique, Félicien Brut has established the credentials of his working-class instrument, the accordion. As a solo performer or accompanied by the String Orchestra of the French Republican Guard, he offers us a richly coloured programme prominently featuring, of course, his friend Galliano and the renowned Piazzolla. In a transition from grand piano to piano accordion we will hear a transcription of a virtuoso “hit” by Franz Liszt. Another highlight of the morning will be the premier of a concerto by Thibault Perrine, taking its title from the motto of the city of Paris, which the virtuoso celebrated on his last album.
Coréalisation Jeanine Roze Production | Théâtre des Champs-Elysées