LA ROQUE D'ANTHERON
Storm without despair
gray clouds, stunted, reddened by the sunset, through the dark boughs of trees, love rosie flesh under the lace black silk, could foreshadow the flood. But the silence of the explosive birds, intermittent cheeky and unrepentant awakened by headlights, winged violins, flutes zealous mixing their rolls joyous night for the first notes of music, country charm of La Roque d'Antheron, could be a first alarm.
Brigitte Engerer Boris Berezovsky and concert began their Hungarian and Russian piano four hands and works for two pianos. They were to magnify a bit formal and academic Grand Concert Solo Liszt Concerto said pathetic who almost become real when the first drops began to tease and tap Sound the vast acoustic shell, large sun umbrella suddenly fled finding a job as big umbrella unprecedented and unheard. They attacked Hungarian Dances for four hands by Brahms when the storm furiously, without showering redoubled the enthusiasm of spectators stoic. Both artists themselves, half-laughing, redoubled their zeal and velocity to shorten the delicious agony of an audience, giving them an interpretation of atmospheric electricity.
Speed effective managers of the festival, handing out at full speed or transparent yellow raincoats with hood to quickly gave some two thousand devotees look like an alien religiously collected before the musical beauty offered by the two performers happily transcended in Polovtsian Dances of Prince Igor , Borodin and the Suite No. 2 in C major , Opus 17, Rachmaninoff, ending with panache by a warm and dazzling tarantella. First came the artists, appreciative, who applauded the courageous public offering in gratitude, as an encore, with a gaiety shared the Polka by Shostakovich, the Russian Souvenirs Brahms and swinging Pelly Mooguy Morley.
La Roque d'Antheron, 1 st August 2010
Brigitte Engerer and Boris Berezovsky, Russian and Hungarian concert of piano duets and pieces for two pianos Liszt, Brahms , Borodin, Rachmaninoff.
Photo: Yves Bergé
Umbrella or umbrella, acoustic shell.
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