Concert: Cordes sensibles par l'OSPB

Amid various forms of melancholy, the string orchestra takes us on a journey through restrained sorrow, regret, and romanticism, but also toward that strange beauty that sometimes emerges from the darkness. From Gustav Mahler’s twilight nostalgia to the heart-wrenching outbursts of Karl Amadeus Hartmann, music is a voice capable of

expressing the inexpressible. Marina Behereche’s violin traverses this landscape,

oscillating between lament and resilience.

%C0 This gravity is then met by another passionate facet: that of memories, shadows, and dreams. Edward Elgar’s tears of joy meet the sumptuous colors of Franz Schreker, before the hypnotic energy of Wojciech Kilar—the composer of

F. Coppola’s *Dracula*—carries us away in a final surge, a final whirlwind where sadness becomes poetic matter, dramatic breath, and the power of life.