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CELLO DAY 2022

Auditorium-Orchestre National de Lyon / Conservatoire de Lyon
Alexandre Snitkovski violin workshop
June, 11th 2022 - Auditorium de Lyon - Terrasses Part-Dieu

VIDEO REPLAY OF CELLO DAY 2022

Programme and participants

REPORT

In the end, 230 participants, 28 teachers and 25 schools responded to the call for proposals. Symbolic artists such as Anne Gastinel, Emmanuelle Bertrand, Guillaume Latil, Roland Pidoux, Marc Coppey and Edouard Sapey-Triomphe, as well as musicians from the National Orchestra and the Lyon Opera agreed to take part in Cello Day which largely contributed to the event's appeal. The programme was structured around a visit from Jian Wang, a famous Chinese cellist, who would perform in concert with the Lyon Orchestra that evening.

The Lyon Conservatory hosted the morning activities, and the afternoon activities were held at the Auditorium. Nearly 3,000 visitors were tallied throughout the day.

The event was indeed a major educational achievement, bringing together and motivating the conservatories' different cello classes. The prospect of sharing the stage with leading artists, the chance to take part in a prestigious event at the Lyon Auditorium, and of course the special opportunity to feel part of a community made the event a great success.

In collaboration with l’Auditorium-Orchestre national de Lyon, le Conservatoire à rayonnement régional and l'Atelier de lutherie Alexandre Snitkovski

With the support of la Métropole de Lyon, la Ville de Lyon, la Société des éditeurs et auteurs de musique, la Copie Privée, l'Association française du violoncelle, Savarez-Corelli, Franck Daguin lutherie, Bois d'Harmonie

LES 4 SAISONS DU VIOLONCELLE

Artistic and cultural discovery for little ones (0-6 years)
Fondation d'entreprise Banque populaire Auvergne Rhône Alpes
November 2022 to June 2023

Musical performances for young children

This morning, when Mr. Penguin woke up, winter had disappeared. What a disaster! Along with his friend Cello, they decide to find out where it went. They set off on a wild adventure that will lead them through the four seasons.

Artistic and cultural discovery for little ones (0-6 years)

Each session is an opportunity to dive into the sensory worlds of the seasons. Create bird song and mimic the blossoming of spring, hear the sound of the waves, make the autumn rain echo and imitate frogs, and when winter sets in, shiver with cold and warm up by the fire.
Our connection with nature, friendship and music is evoked through the four seasons.

These sessions are a journey through sound and body, with careful listening, songs, nursery rhymes, dancing, finger play and musical games. Children are encouraged to imitate sounds, try out instruments, play using their body, discover their voice, develop attentive listening, creativity and body language.

As for the cello, which conjures up raindrops echoing through its soundboard, birdsong that it in the high notes and waves rippling across its strings, various playing techniques of this beautiful instrument  will combine with the tones of the singing voice.

With Lila Jeunet, cello and Nolwenn Guéhenneux, voice.

Production schedule 

• PMI Lyon 9ème : 21 march, 11 april, 25 april, 9 may
• PMI Givors : 29 march, 26 april, 24 may, 14 june
• Maternelle les Eglantines (Lyon 9) : 9 may, 16 may, 30 may, 20 june
• Microcrèche Fil O bébés (Charly) : 12 april, 25 april, 21 june, nn july
• Centres sociaux des Minguettes (Vénissieux) : 10 may, 17 may, 31 may, 7 june

With the support of the Fondation d'entreprise Banque populaire Auvergne Rhône Alpes

ESCALES MUSICALES A L'HÔPITAL

 
 
May, June 2023

MUSICOLOGICAL CONFERENCES

Collaboration with the Université of Lyon 2
 
 

2023, April 12th

Homogénéité, hétérogénéité des formations instrumentales dans la musique de chambre

The Department of Musicology (Lyon 2) continues its cycle of conferences about chamber music.

9h30 – Mickaël Vidal (doctorant, Université Saint-Etienne)

De la sonate avec accompagnement de violon à une ébauche de « conversation » musicale : Johann Schobert vers une nouvelle conception de l’homogénéité dans le trio n°4 de l’opus XVI

10h10 – Denis Le Touzé (MCF Lyon 2, Passages XX-XXI)
L’écriture dans le premier mouvement du quintette avec piano opus 34 de Brahms : vers une intégration en réseau

10h50 – Patrick Péronnet (chercheur indépendant)
L’assemblage des vents : la recherche technique et timbrique des familles homogènes d’instruments à vent et la musique de chambre

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13h30 – Claire Lotiron (doctorante, Paris Sorbonne, laboratoire Iremus)
Les enjeux d’homogénéité sonore dans l’écriture en quintette (flûte, harpe et trio à cordes)

14h30 – Nicolas Munck (professeur de culture musicale au CRR de Lyon et doctorant Lyon 2, Passages XX-XXI) 

Rapports d’homogénéité et d’hétérogénéité dans le Prelude, de Prelude and Blue de Martin Matalon

15h30 – Portrait du compositeur Daniel Arango-Prada (commande du CIMCL) par Marion Dananchet, Morgane Deverlanges, Darline Ilan, Charlène Venier et Paulien Laurens, étudiants de Licence 3 du Département de Musique et Musicologie (sous la coordination de Muriel Joubert)

16h10 – Daniel Arango-Prada : L'homogénéité et l’hétérogénéité dans mon écriture musicale

Organisé par le Département de musique et musicologie de l’Université Lumière Lyon 2 : Mélanie Guérimand, Muriel Joubert, Denis Le Touzé

With the support of the Laboratoire Passages XX-XXI

PROQUARTET COURSE

CNSMD of Lyon
 
 

As a continuation of the competition, ProQuartet is organising a chamber music course open to all amateurs, of any level, age or training (strings, winds, voice, mixed, with or without piano).

Teaching team 

• Wassily String Quartet
• Ursula Alvarez, pianist, teacher in CNSMD

Saturday 13th April 2024 – 9am to 6pm
Sunday 14th April 2024 – 9am to 4pm

4H of courses given over the week-end. 
Work rooms will be available to trainees between classes. 

Public concerts by trainees : Sunday 14^th April 2024 / Free admission.

Further information : +33 (0)1 44 61 83 50 | proquartet@proquartet.fr | marine.besset@proquartet.fr