Guillaume Coppola
PIANORECITAL
- Satie in love
- Under the Stars
- In love
- A hymn to dance
- Ode to Nature
- Liszt: the night, the love
- Chopin and the Schumanns
- MIRROR
- Silence Musics
DUET
FOUR HANDS
- Paris at the Belle Epoque
- Along the Danube
- Fêtes fantasques
- Slava !
- An invitation to dance
- Satie - Bizet - Ravel !
- D'ivoire et d'ébène, ou l'exotisme à la française
- From Rome to Sevilla
- À la française
- Childhood
- Liebeslieder Walzer
PIANO'S DUO
QUARTET
OTHER PROPOSALS
IN QUINTET
SEXTET
CONCERT-LECTURE
REPERTOIRE
From Rome to Sevilla
Hervé Billaut / Guillaume Coppola piano duo
Ever since the Italian Renaissance, European artists have been looking to Leonardo's homeland. The Russian composer Tchaikovsky was inspired by popular melodies collected during a trip to Rome to compose his Italian Capriccio. However, it was Beaumarchais' picturesque and impertinent Spain that was the backdrop for Rossini's Barber of Seville, whose premiere in Rome will go down as one of the most eventful in the history of opera.
And it is still Spain seen from France that Chabrier offers us in an evocation worthy of a postcard before Ravel reveals the riches of the Andalusian soul in his Rhapsodie Espagnole.
ROSSINI
Opening of the Barber of Sevilla
RESPIGHI
6 small pieces for piano four hands
TCHAÏKOWSKI
Italian Capriccio
CHABRIER
España
RAVEL
Spanish rhapsody