Concert Orchestre National de Bretagne

The Orchestre National de Bretagne (ONB) will come to Berric for the fourth consecutive year. The ONB musicians will perform a major work in the history of chamber music, Brahms' Trio for horn, violin and piano. To introduce this key composition of the repertoire, they have decided to highlight the virtuosity of three great female composers: Nadia Boulanger, her student Jane Vignery and Amanda Röntgen-Maier, the first woman to graduate in orchestral conducting in Sweden in 1872. Tickets on pre-sale at the town hall. [Violin] Nicolaï Tsygankov [Horn] Joffrey Quartier [Piano] Sayat Zaman Program Nadia Boulanger - “Vers la vie nouvelle” for piano Jane Vignery - Sonata for horn and piano Amanda Röntgen-Maier - Sonata for violin and piano Johannes Brahms - Trio for violin, horn and piano Summary A major work in the history of chamber music, Brahms' Trio for horn, violin and piano is unprecedented in many ways. For the first time, the horn is used as a true solo instrument. Beyond this small revolution, the trio also astonishes by the originality of its formation and by its structure, whose slow movement is absolutely overwhelming. To introduce this key composition of the repertoire, the musicians of the ONB have decided to highlight the virtuosity of three great female composers. You will have the pleasure of hearing the works of Jane Vignery, a student of Nadia Boulanger, and Amanda Röntgen-Maier, the first woman to graduate in orchestral conducting in Sweden in 1872. Nadia Boulanger was a composer and teacher of many great composers of the 20th century.

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