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- Created in 1994, Sónar is an emblematic festival dedicated to electronic music and digital arts. Every year, the festival takes over the city of Barcelona for three days. For this occasion, Culturebox offers to live about forty concerts on the web, mobile web, tablet and connected TV, then in replay for several months.
- This project is undoubtedly Gaetano Donizetti's best known work, even if its production was prolific. It has also been the most performed and staged since its premiere in 1835 at the San Carlo Theater in Naples. It is one of the beacons of Italian Bel Canto and also one of the most typically romantic Italian operas. In 16th century Scotland, torn by the wars of religion and succession between the Catholics of Mary Stuart and the reformist Protestants of James VI, two families, the Ravenswoods and the Ashtons, quarrel. In the middle is an impossible love between Lucia, Ashton's daughter, and Edgardo, Ravenswood's son and nemesis of Enrico, Lucia's brother. It is performed at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona in an original staging by Damiano Michieletto.
- In a tavern in Nuremberg, the young poet Hoffmann recounts his three unfortunate love stories to his friend Nicklausse. The Tales of Hoffmann, here in the fairy production of Giancarlo del Monaco, illustrates the Romantic quest of an idealized Love that should be transcended in the research of an artistic absolute. Aquilles Machado embodies brilliantly the main character of this fantastic opera.
- Sir Simon Rattle is joined by virtuoso soprano Barbara Hannigan for a modernist program that showcases the immense capabilities of the London Symphony Orchestra. At the heart of this concert is Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring (1913).
- Reunited in Cully this year, the three members of the Ceramic Dog project can best be described as the troublemakers, the unclassifiables or the exceptions of contemporary jazz. Led by guitarist Marc Ribot, the trio usually walks on stage with the same potential as a grenade that forgot to go off. Shamelessly powerful in hard rock and extreme sound, Ceramic Dog brought out Your Turn in 2003, a second album that has the merit of making all opinions agree: this band is on the verge of madness and its music, crafted for the live experience, makes absolutely no concessions.
- Teodor Currentzis conducts Musicaeterna at the Sainte Chapelle
- For several months, Jacob has been developing with MIT a never before seen device. He will perform for the first time in France this year at the Jazz à Vienne Festival, Recognized by important artists and music critics, multi-instrumentalist Jacob Collier is a true 21st century prodigy. He combines different styles in his creations and interpretations. Funk, a capella, groove, jazz, improvisations, classical music, bossa nova, soul... His repertoire is full of all genres and his performances are based on many instrumental techniques. He is complete, imposing a new meaning to this adjective that qualifies him. Jacob does everything himself (sound and video production). A sort of contemporary Prince, he is congratulated by some of the biggest names in the jazz scene: Quincy Jones, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea... Raphael Saadiq also says he is a big fan of his music.
- by Giacomo Puccini at Gran Teatre del Liceu
- They are between 20 and 30 years old, are opera singers, musicians, choreographers, directors. They were chosen for their excellence and enter the Academy of the Paris Opera. During a season, we follow them to the rhythm of their learning.
- Recording: April 10, 2019 - Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona
- After a ten years war, the tiny Caucasian auto proclaimed republic of Nagorno Karabagh is slowly recovering. In the ancient capital, Shushi, the children have never known anything but ruins. Today, hope and music are back.
- Familiar faces at Cully following their previous appearances, John Medeski, Billy Martin and Chris Wood, who have completely redefined the musical possibilities of the jazz trio, are back this year for a sound explosion. With an exemplary career over more than 20 years, the three colorful New Yorkers have made groove their watchword and adventurous performance their playground. With a collective communication that borders on telepathy they deliver legendary concerts, offering themselves to the audience in a brilliant, instinctive style. From funk gimmicks to blues phrasing they make every musical reference their own in this concert, which is performed in company with that great guitarist Nels Cline, who is equally at ease with a John Coltrane number or when playing with the alternative rock band Wilco.
- A "Monument En Mouvement" choreographic shorts series film
- At the Gran Teatre del Liceu