Duo Bacsinszki Daniel / Moix Guillaume
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A Unique Journey into the Heart of German Romanticism
The Emotions Musicales association is putting on a special event by bringing together on stage two leading figures of the French-speaking Swiss music scene: bass-baritone Daniel Bacsinszky and pianist Guillaume Moix. For this unique concert, the two collaborators offer a total immersion in the golden age of German art song.The audience will have the chance to hear two artists with impressive careers. Valais-born pianist Guillaume Moix, who now teaches at the Geneva Conservatory, has performed on the world’s most prestigious stages, from Carnegie Hall in New York to the Musikverein in Vienna. As for Daniel Bacsinszky, a leading figure in choral and operatic singing in Switzerland (notably with the Lausanne Vocal Ensemble and the Faller Choir, which he conducts), he stands out for his eclectic career, ranging from Mozart’s operas to the post-rock of The Evpatoria Report.For this exceptional recital, the duo has chosen to create a dialogue between two masterpieces of vocal music. In the first half, they will explore the torments of love through Robert Schumann’s sublime song cycle *Dichterliebe* (*The Poet’s Love*). Then, the concert will shift to the dramatic depth of Hugo Wolf’s *Michelangelo-Lieder*, late works of rare intensity that demand a seamless rapport between voice and piano.A musical event of the highest artistic caliber and profound poetry—one not to be missed under any circumstances.
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| Contact address |
Sarah Künzli
+41 (0) 78 647 64 97 emotions.musicales@protonmail.com |
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| Location |
EV-Sounds'Emotion Tonstudio, Kunst- und Kulturzentrum Rue de Condémines 28 1950 Sitten Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://agenda.culturevalais.ch/fr/event/show/44381 |
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Event dates
- 01 May 2027