BOOKING
Concert : 30 €
or
Concert & bistronomic dinner : 60 €
An exceptional recital at Domaine de Montjoie
63, avenue de l’Aéropostale
31.520 Ramonville-Saint-Agne (South Toulouse)
Thursday April 17 at 7:30 pm
Roustem Saïtkoulov
Inauguration of a collector’s piano
grand concert Gaveau 1954
Pianos Weiss
The Domaine de Montjoie invites you into its magnificent Atrium where magic,
art and elegance meet.
Come and celebrate the inauguration of a treasure trove of instrumental heritage presented by Pianos Weiss: the 1954 Gaveau Grand Concert No. 5 collection piano, showcased in an exceptional recital. This evening marks the coming together of a rare instrument and the virtuosity of a renowned artist.
A ROMANTIC VIRTUOSO PROGRAMME
Frédéric CHOPIN
24 Préludes opus 28
Franz LISZT
Rhapsodie Hongroise N°10
Rêve d’Amour
Rhapsodie Hongroise N°13
Works enhanced by the rich sound of this historic Gaveau: sumptuous, inimitable timbre, telluric bass… This jewel of French manufacture expresses the powerful warmth of the romantic sound
‘in the French style.
| ——– This concert is presented by the association VMF de Haute-Garonne. |
| Born in Kazan, trained in Moscow and now a French citizen, Roustem Saïtkoulov won a series of international competitions, culminating in the Grand Prix Piano Masters de Monte-Carlo in 2003. This opened the door to an international career punctuated by prestigious orchestral tours. His recording of ‘Piano Etudes’ (Arensky, Chopin, Prokofiev, Scriabin, Stravinsky), released by EMI Classics, caused a sensation among European critics. In 2021, his album ‘Chopin’ revealed him as an exceptional Chopinian. At the same time, Roustem Saïtkoulov and violinist Maxim Vengerov form a duo that is acclaimed the world over and receives resounding reviews. Pianos Weiss are celebrating the restoration of this collector’s instrument, of which only 150 exist: the Gaveau concert grand model No. 5, from 1954. With its inimitable, sumptuous timbre and telluric bass, this jewel of French manufacture expresses the powerful warmth of the Romantic sound ‘à la française’ chosen by Georges Cziffra and the great concert halls of the world. |