Duo Bacsinszki Daniel / Moix Guillaume

Description

The association "Emotions Musicales" creates a highlight by bringing together two prominent figures of the Western Swiss music scene on one stage: the bass-baritone Daniel Bacsinszky and the pianist Guillaume Moix. In this unique concert, the two collaborators invite you to a comprehensive immersion into the golden age of German song. The audience has the chance to experience two artists with impressive careers. The Valais pianist Guillaume Moix, who currently teaches at the Geneva Conservatory, has performed on the most renowned stages worldwide, from Carnegie Hall in New York to the Musikverein in Vienna. Daniel Bacsinszky, a prominent figure in Swiss choir and opera singing (notably in the Vocal de Lausanne ensemble and the Chœur Faller, which he directs), is known for his versatile career, ranging from Mozart operas to post-rock with The Evpatoria Report. For this extraordinary concert, the duo has decided to bring two milestones of vocal music into dialogue. In the first part, they will explore the torments of love with the sublime cycle "Dichterliebe" by Robert Schumann. Afterwards, the concert will turn to the dramatic depth of Hugo Wolf's "Michelangelo-Lieder," late works of rare intensity that require perfect interplay between voice and piano. A musical experience of high artistic quality and deep poetry that should not be missed. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Concert with Daniel Bacsinszky and Guillaume Moix
• Works by Schumann and Wolf
• High-caliber artists from Western Switzerland

General Information

The concert takes place at EV-Sounds'Emotion in Sion and offers a profound musical journey through German Romanticism. The two artists present masterpieces of vocal music and invite the audience to experience the emotional facets of love.

Location

Rue de Condémines 28, 1950 Sitten, Switzerland

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