French Trilogy: Idylle

Concert Program: - Eugène Bozza — Idylle (“Idylle”) for clarinet and piano - Gabriel Fauré — Élégie (“Elegy”), Op. 24 - Gabriel Fauré — Sicilienne (“Sicilienne”) for cello and piano, Op. 78 - Jules Massenet — Méditation (“Meditation”) from the opera Thaïs - Maurice Ravel — Chanson espagnole (“Spanish Song”) from the cycle Quatre chansons populaires (“Four Folk Songs”) - Jules Massenet — Nuit d’Espagne (“Spanish Night”) - Gabriel Fauré — Après un rêve (“After a Dream”) - Gabriel Fauré — Nell (“Nell”) - Charles-Marie Widor — Introduction and Rondo for clarinet and piano, Op. 72 - Eugène Bozza — Claribel (“Claribel”) for clarinet and piano - Gabriel Pierné — Canzonetta for clarinet and piano, Op. 19 - Ernest Chausson — Nanny (“Nanny”), Op. 2 - E. Chausson — Le charme (“Charm”) - E. Chausson — Les papillons (“Butterflies”) - E. Chausson — Sérénade italienne (“Italian Serenade”) - E. Chausson — Le colibri (“The Hummingbird”) Performers: Ivan Kucher /cello/ Oleh Moroz /clarinet/ Vladyslava Pryimachuk /soprano/ Tetiana Havrylenko /mezzo-soprano/ Tetiana Voitekh /piano/ The second concert in the French Trilogy series is dedicated to an idyllic sound world—intimate, lyrical chamber music that creates a sense of calm and closeness. In the French tradition of the 19th–20th centuries, an “idylle” reflects an inner state: tenderness, fleeting joy, gentle sadness, and subtle emotional nuances that reveal themselves only to the attentive listener.

• Location:
  Kyiv House of Scientists
• In Program:
  Massenet, Widor, Fauré, Chausson, Pierné, Ravel, Bozza
• Performers:
  Ivan Kutcher /cello/ Tetiana Voytech /piano/ Tetiana Havrylenko /mezzo-soprano/ Oleg Moroz /clarinet/ Vladyslava Pryymachuk /mezzo-soprano/
• Duration:
  1 hours 20 minutes