[International Week of the Saint-Georges Festival in Guadeloupe 2011]
Prof.
Michelle Garnier-Panafieu, author of Un contemporain
atypique de Mozart, writes a
comment in French, which we have translated. It has been added to
the post "Afro-French Composer Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges, Born Dec. 25, 1745, Honored With Festival in 2011." We feel the comment deserves to be made a post as well:
“Thank
you for your initiative and your comments. To provide complete
information to your readers, I suggest adding the two concerts given
during the International Week of the Saint-Georges Festival.
Programs were written by me, laid out by Catherine Pizon and edited
by CCSBT. Here are the two programs:
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April 29, 2011, 8 p.m., Basse-Terre
Cathedral: Saint-Georges, Symphony in G
Major, Opus 11, 1779; Bortnynansky, Hymn
of the Cherubim; Fauré Requiem,
Opus 48, 1888. Festival Orchestra and Choir: Marlon Daniel,
conductor; Luigi Greco, conductor; Magali Léger, soprano; Paul
Gigue, baritone; Koh Gabriel Kameda, violin.
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April 30, 2011, 8:30 p.m., Art'Chipel,
From Saint-Georges to Mozart: Lyric
Theatre and Instrumental Music.
Saint-Georges, extracts from L'Amant
anonyme (The Anonymous Lover) and
Concerto for Violin, Opus
2, No. 2, 1773; Mozart: Aria
for soprano (accompanied by strings, two oboes and two horns): 'Voi
avete un cor fedele' K. 217, 1775, and Symphony
No. 29 K. 201/186a, 1774. Festival
Orchestra conducted by Marlon Daniel; Magali Léger, soprano; Koh
Gabriel Kameda, violin.”
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