Concert by Résonances Choir & Orchestra

Today, Résonances is seeking to meet a need in an original way, summed up in the following slogan: ‘Reveal your inner harmony through music’.
It has been observed that all too often amateur musicians and music lovers lack confidence in their talent and/or their musical tastes, not having received the tools offered by training at a conservatoire or in a well-informed family environment. As a result, they are not fully aware of what they are doing, of the place of music in their lives, and miss out on the many opportunities for well-being that this art provides. At Résonances, we have therefore decided to offer two ways of revealing our inner harmonies: a demanding but caring teaching approach for the choir and orchestra on the one hand; and on the other, a range of musical culture tools open to all. Because we believe that the more we know about the facets of what moves us, of what we practice (singing, playing, listening), the more we gain confidence, the more we resonate/recognise, the more we are keen to share the beautiful, thus creating a positive wave (hence the new logo!) Don't hesitate to join the movement!

Programme :

Part 1 with the choir Les Voix de Résonances :
‘Ave Maria’ (from Cosi fan tutti) W.A. Mozart
‘Duetto’ (extract from Alcina) G. F. Haendel
‘Humming chorus’ (from Madame Butterfly) G. Puccini
‘Introduction’ (from Lucia de Lammermoor) G. Donizetti
‘E l'Assiria una regina’ (from Nabucco) G. Verdi
‘I will sing with the spirit’ J. Rutter

Part 2 with the orchestra Les Instruments de Résonances :
L'air du froid H. Purcell
The dance of the hours A. Ponchielli
Ratatouille (film soundtrack) M. Giacchino
Cinema Paradiso (film soundtrack) E. Morricone
Excerpt from the St Matthew Passion J.S. Bach
Violin: Virginie Pape

Part 3: Choir & Orchestra : Les Voix de Résonances & Les Instruments de Résonances :
Santa Maria mater Dei - K 273W.A. Mozart
Conductor: Patrick Sayaque
Piano: Danièle Dusseau

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