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Colmar International Festival - Beethoven by three inspiring artists
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11-07-2025 20:30
11-07-2025
Europe/Paris
Colmar International Festival - Beethoven by three inspiring artists
Paris Mozart Orchestra
Conductor : Bar Avni
Conductor : Claire Gibault
Piano : Alexandra Dovgan
After triumphing in the 2024 women-only conducting competition, ‘La Maestra’, Bar Avni will make her debut at the Colmar International Festival with an all-Beethoven programme: the impressive Egmont Overture, which the great deaf composer wrote in 1810 as incidental music for Goethe's eponymous drama, and the sumptuous Piano Concerto No. 4, here performed on the keyboard by a regular at our Festival, where she made her debut a few years ago: the dazzling Alexandra Dovgan.
For Symphony No. 8, undoubtedly Beethoven's most luminous, serene – and, in a word, ‘classical’ – Claire Gibault, creator of ‘La Maestra’, will be conducting.
Program
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Egmont Overture (Bar Avni, conductor) (9‘)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 4 (Alexandra Dovgan, piano / Bar Avni, conductor) (33’)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93 (Claire Gibault, conductor) (50')
Concert supported by : Crédit Mutuel Colmar resafestival@tourisme-colmar.com
Conductor : Bar Avni
Conductor : Claire Gibault
Piano : Alexandra Dovgan
After triumphing in the 2024 women-only conducting competition, ‘La Maestra’, Bar Avni will make her debut at the Colmar International Festival with an all-Beethoven programme: the impressive Egmont Overture, which the great deaf composer wrote in 1810 as incidental music for Goethe's eponymous drama, and the sumptuous Piano Concerto No. 4, here performed on the keyboard by a regular at our Festival, where she made her debut a few years ago: the dazzling Alexandra Dovgan.
For Symphony No. 8, undoubtedly Beethoven's most luminous, serene – and, in a word, ‘classical’ – Claire Gibault, creator of ‘La Maestra’, will be conducting.
Program
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Egmont Overture (Bar Avni, conductor) (9‘)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 4 (Alexandra Dovgan, piano / Bar Avni, conductor) (33’)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93 (Claire Gibault, conductor) (50')
Concert supported by : Crédit Mutuel Colmar resafestival@tourisme-colmar.com
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LE July 11th 2025
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Type of event :
Music festival
Venue
Eglise St Matthieu
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Dates and opening hours
LE July 11th from 20h30 to 22h00
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Gold category: 92€ - Category 1: 70€ - Category 2: 48€ - Category 2 young people: 24€ - Category 3: 25€ - Category 3 young people: 12,50€
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Descriptif
Conductor : Bar Avni
Conductor : Claire Gibault
Piano : Alexandra Dovgan
After triumphing in the 2024 women-only conducting competition, ‘La Maestra’, Bar Avni will make her debut at the Colmar International Festival with an all-Beethoven programme: the impressive Egmont Overture, which the great deaf composer wrote in 1810 as incidental music for Goethe's eponymous drama, and the sumptuous Piano Concerto No. 4, here performed on the keyboard by a regular at our Festival, where she made her debut a few years ago: the dazzling Alexandra Dovgan.
For Symphony No. 8, undoubtedly Beethoven's most luminous, serene – and, in a word, ‘classical’ – Claire Gibault, creator of ‘La Maestra’, will be conducting.
Program
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Egmont Overture (Bar Avni, conductor) (9‘)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 4 (Alexandra Dovgan, piano / Bar Avni, conductor) (33’)
Ludwig van. Beethoven, Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93 (Claire Gibault, conductor) (50')
Concert supported by : Crédit Mutuel