Final of the Tremplin international cello competition

Program

Cinema-Concert

80 years after the end of the Second World War, the French Republican Guard Orchestra is at the Zénith de Pau for a cinema-concert evoking the period 1914-1945, as experienced by our great-great-grandparents. The show recounts the slide of some young people towards radicalism.

While period films are projected on a large screen and the Orchestra plays original music by Patrice d’Ollone, a narrator and a reciter read letters written a century ago by young French, Germans, Spaniards, Italians and Belgians. A poignant show, where history is told from the perspective of men and women.

Cast

Reciters

Marilou Assilloux, actor

Julien Frison, actor, member of the Comédie française

Cinema-Concert

80 years after the end of the Second World War, the French Republican Guard Orchestra is at the Opéra de Reims for a cinema-concert evoking the period 1914-1945, as experienced by our great-great-grandparents. The show recounts the slide of some young people towards radicalism.

While period films are projected on a large screen and the Orchestra plays original music by Patrice d’Ollone, a narrator and a reciter read letters written a century ago by young French, Germans, Spaniards, Italians and Belgians. A poignant show, where history is told from the perspective of men and women.

Cast

Reciters

Marilou Assilloux, actor

Julien Frison, actor, member of the Comédie française

Program

Grand Piano Amateurs Gala Evening

Program

With soloist, Jean-François DUREZ on marimba

Cinema-Concert

80 years after the end of the Second World War, the French Republican Guard Orchestra is at the Opéra de Bordeaux for a cinema-concert evoking the period 1914-1945, as experienced by our great-great-grandparents. The show recounts the slide of some young people towards radicalism.

While period films are projected on a large screen and the Orchestra plays original music by Patrice d’Ollone, a narrator and a reciter read letters written a century ago by young French, Germans, Spaniards, Italians and Belgians. A poignant show, where history is told from the perspective of men and women.

Cast

Reciters

Marilou Assilloux, actor

Julien Frison, actor, member of the Comédie française

Program

With

Pascal Contet, accordion

Natacha Lockwood, dancer

Andrés Molina, dancer