Cantorama – Orchestre de la Ville de Bulle – Echo des Monts de Riaz

Description

Founded in 1933 on the initiative of Raphaël Radraux and Louis Pasquier, the "Symphony Orchestra" of Bulle originally consisted of string players and a piano. In 1943, the orchestra was officially recognized as an association, and Emile Lattion took over the leadership until 1964 when Charles Baldinger joined, to whom the OVB owes much of its musical wealth. Major festivals such as Pauvre Jacques and the Pastorale Gruérienne by Carlo Boller or Grevire by Abbé Joseph Bovet, theater and choir collaborations, engagement with symphonic works, and major music events in Bulle (Schubertiades, Mozart music festivals, Schumann, Bach, etc.) vividly demonstrate the intensive musical activity of the OVB over its eighty years of existence. Since 1999, the OVB, under its current music director Olivier Murith, has pursued a philosophy of approaching well-known and lesser-known works of the classical repertoire.

Highlights

• Performance by Orchestre de la Ville de Bulle
• Diverse repertoire of classical works
• Event in Jaun, Switzerland

General Information

The Orchestre de la Ville de Bulle brings together musicians from the Canton of Fribourg and offers a varied program. The event takes place at the Association Touristique de La Gruyère and showcases the musicians' passion for classical music.

Location

Case postale , 1656 Jaun, Switzerland

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