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16 septembre 2025 ÉMISSION EN PUBLIC : ACTION ! CRÉATION ! ACTE V Émilie Munera et Rodolphe Bruneau-Boulmier
A grand evening of live music celebrating creativity For its fifth edition, France Musique is honouring contemporary music on Tuesday 16 September 2025 at 8pm during a grand evening of live music performed in front of a live audience at La Scala Paris and presented by Émilie Munera and Rodolphe Bruneau-Boulmier. A channel dedicated to classical music, jazz and creativity, France Musique accompanies musical life and supports creativity in all its forms. Without boundaries or cliques, contemporary creativity will therefore be represented in all its diversity.
4 juillet 2025 La matinale avec la violoniste Fanny Stefanelli Suzanne Gervais
After 10 years with the Spiritango Quartet, violinist Fanny Stefanelli has teamed up with pianist Matthieu Stefanelli to form an eclectic, electric duo. Their first solo album offers a unique musical journey, mixing the great classics, folklore and modern creations, both mystical and captivating.
4 juin 2025 Piano virtuose, de la Corée à la France Emilie Munera, Rodolphe Bruneau-Boulmier
1er mai 2025 Fanny et Matthieu Stefanelli Thierry Vagne
That magnificent hazel eye is very promising! You put the record on and think, why is the violin so reverberant and a little distant? That's because you only have to look at the booklet to realise that on this CD, violinist Fanny Stefanelli alternates between using a traditional violin and an electric violin...
It includes works by contemporary composers Régis Campo, Graciane Finzi and Mathieu Stefanelli, the violinist's husband, pianist and composer, as well as arrangements for violin and piano of famous pieces.
Yop! and Pagamania! the titles of Régis Campo's two short pieces already give you an idea of their mischievous nature, especially the second, which is wild, with electric guitar, toy piano, mandolin, douddouk and oud! Impressions tango by Graciane Finzi takes up the codes of tango in a dreamy atmosphere.
The famous pieces transcribed range from the early Gymnopédie and Gnossienne to the Danse espagnole, the Fille aux cheveux de lin and the Danses populaires roumaines. Granados's piece is superbly interpreted, combining accuracy and variety, and Debussy's prelude flows like honey. Ravel's Deux Mélodies hébraïques (Two Hebrew Melodies) are also very engaging. The prelude was transcribed by violinist Arthur Hartmann (1881-1956, a friend of Debussy's), Granados by Fritz Kreisler, and the pieces by Satie and Ravel by Matthieu Stefanelli himself.
The Romanian Dances were transcribed by the Hungarian violinist Zoltán Székely (1903-2001). The techniques and/or instruments used give the pieces strange (5!) and fascinating sounds and atmospheres (3).
Finally, there are two pieces by Matthieu Stefanelli, a composer whose recent monograph we thoroughly enjoyed (cf.). Cabaceo is a kind of tango that becomes increasingly frenzied. Sur la voie du Shambahala is ‘a long Buddhist prayer’ to heaven on earth. Each of the five movements, interspersed with three ‘meditations’, describes the ascent to this paradise. In addition to the classical or electric violin, she calls on the Tibetan bowl and gong. It's sometimes phantasmagorical (II) or heady (V), but always captivating.
A fine achievement, thanks to the combined talents of the two musicians, published by Indésens.
13 avril 2025 Émission : Cantabile Esprit folk. Fanny Stefanelli, violoniste Animateur : Portehaut Marc
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