Maestro quits Paris orchestra
mainOnce the foremost orchestra in Paris, the Colonne’s fame has subsided.
Its conductor resigned today after 13 years.
See if you can name him.
Once the foremost orchestra in Paris, the Colonne’s fame has subsided.
Its conductor resigned today after 13 years.
See if you can name him.
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I thought he was supposed to leave in 2014. A sad decline for the Colonne, which can happily be heard in far better days in recordings under Horenstein, et al.
I would never have guessed his name. But I can recommend a Colonne recording from the 1980s:
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The Duruflé Requiem with Corboz conducting, and two decent vocal soloists. Also, the Four Gregorian Motets are exquisite.
A once-great orchestra, with a great past….surely somewhere out there is a dynamic young conductor willing to take the reins.