Sunday 15 November, 19:30

Clairières dans le ciel

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A recital shaped by two young duos, centred on Lili Boulanger’s luminous song cycle Clairières dans le ciel, set to 13 poems by Francis Jammes. Geneva-born soprano Lisa Tourniaire and pianist Mathis Calzetta trace its fragile radiance and emotional depth, while tenor Gabriel Colin and pianist Alice Businaro open the evening with Britten’s Les Illuminations, inspired by Rimbaud. Musicologist Richard Cole introduces the programme, guiding listeners through a refined landscape of poetry, intimacy and late-Romantic colour.

Rue du Jura,
2, Switzerland
Photo Credit: Association Lied et Mélodie
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