2023-11-06 00:00:10
THE MORNING LIST
This week, we offer you a selection of concerts and festivals planned for November. Of opera, with the creation of Macbeth Underworld by Pascal Dusapin and a production by The Magic Flute of Mozart by Cédric Klapisch, rock with the numerous discoveries of the Parisian version of the Pitchfork Music Festival, contemporary music for the 50th anniversary of the l’Itinéraire collective, jazz in Nevers and Monte-Carlo…
Visionary “Macbeth Underworld”, at the Opéra-Comique, in Paris
Photo taken from the opera “Macbeth Underworld”, by Pascal Dusapin, directed by Thomas Jolly. ROYAL THEATER OF THE MINT
Created in September 2019 at the Théâtre royal de La Monnaie in Brussels, the tenth opera by Pascal Dusapin, Macbeth Underworld, which was to be repeated immediately in Paris and Rouen before being postponed due to the pandemic, took four years to finally be scheduled at the Opéra-Comique. No doubt he will have lost nothing of his visionary force, this Macbeth from beyond the world, beyond all salvation, whose eight paintings evoke, under the crawls of consciousness and the murmurs of the unconscious , the key stages of Shakespearean drama.
The director Thomas Jolly married the musician’s imagination: a black and white streaked with red lasers, drawn from the cinematographic sources of Welles, Polanski and Spider Castle, by Kurosawa. Dusapin’s music screams horror and crime, but also sings of fear and lament, love and the thirst for life. This Shakespeare, bearer of a dream in debt at night, more oratorio of darkness than opera of Erebus, will be defended by a valiant cast under the direction of Franck Ollu at the head of the Lyon Opera Orchestra. M.-A. R.
At the Opéra-Comique, place Boieldieu, Paris 2nd. From November 6 to 12. From €6 to €105.
Jazz from all over the world with the Jazzycolors festival in Paris
Jazzycolors festival poster. FICEP.INFO
Organized by the Forum of Foreign Cultural Institutes in Paris, the 21st edition of the Jazzycolors festival began on November 2 with a duet between pianist Bojan Z and trumpeter Paolo Fresu. Scheduled until December 13, with a few evenings already sold out, the festival presents in the various cultural centers and institutes a state of current jazz by performers who are often renowned in their countries, but who here are often discoveries.
For the concerts of its first two weeks, until November 18, the quartet Pavel Zlamal & PQ led by saxophonist Pavel Zlamal from Brno (Czech Republic) are expected at the Czech Center, on November 10, the duo proposed by the Institute Slovak Lash & Gray (Kristina Mihalova, vocals and Jakub Sedivy, guitar) who will be at the Irish Cultural Center, on the 14th, the group Non-Confined Space, from Taiwan, at the Goethe-Institut, on the 15th, the Danish singers Kira Skove and Nana Rashid and their formations at Bicolore-Maison du Denmark, the 17th for the first and the 18th for the second. S. Si.
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