London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Simon Rattle (conductor) Julia Bullock (soprano), Leonidas Kavakos (violin) Maurice Ravel Le tombeau de Couperin Henri Dutilleux L'arbre des songes Maurice Delage Four Hindu Poems Henri Dutilleux Métaboles Maurice Ravel Daphnis and Chloe – Suite No 2 Recorded on January 13rd 2016 at the Barbican Hall, London TV Director, François-René Martin " 7

Taylor McFerrin, voice and keyboards " 7

Sanam Marvi is a young Pakistani singer. She sings the great sufi poets from the Sindhi and Sikh traditions. She is very popular in Pakistan and India. Trained by her father Faqir Ghulam Rasool, a sufi singer whom she used to accompany at ritual Pakistani celebrations and gatherings, she later studied with Ustad Fateh Ali Khan of the Gwalior school, and became an expert in the art of singing the great mystical poets. Her work with major Bollywood stars have made her one of the leading voices in India and Pakistan. Sanam Marvi's appearance at the Fès festival (Marocco) in 2011 was one of her first concerts at a major international festival outside the Indian subcontinent. Her concert at Les Orientales will be her first performance in France. With SANAM MARVI, VOICE AMANAT ALI, HARMONIUM BABAR ALI, FLUTE HASNAIN ALI, DHOLAK KASHIF ALI, TABLA SOUND: ANTOINE CARRIQUE LIGHTS: GUILLAUME LEBRUN PRODUCTION: SOUDABEH KIA "

Miguel Zenon – sax Luis Perdomo – piano Jorge Roeder – bass Henry Cole – drums"

John Coltrane's milestone album "A Love Supreme" (1964) revisited by Dal Sasso Belmondo Big Band Lionel Belmondo, saxophone Christophe Dal Sasso, flute Allonymous, spoken word Dominique Mandin, saxophone François Théberge, saxophone David El Malek, saxophone Julien Alour, trumpet, bugle Eric Poirier, trumpette, bugle David Dupuis, trumpette Bastien Ballaz, trombone Jerry Edwards, trombone Bastien Stil, tuba Laurent Fickelson, piano Sylvain Romano, doublebass Dré Pallemaerts, drums "

SWISS JAZZED OUT For the Jazzed Out series, Mathieu Mastin marks out the Swiss roads in search of Swiss Jazz. From Erik Truffaz with his lounge Jazz lulled by a bark on a lake, to Malcolm Braff and his splendid minimal composition perched on the Swiss summits, we discover an impressive land abounding in festivals and exceptional musicians. With the Swiss Jazzed Out, appreciate the talents of Suzanne Abbuelh and Matthieu Michel, Malcom Braff, Pierre Favre buat also Plaistow, Rusconi, Stade, Colin Vallon and Elina Duni, Werner Hasler and Jan Galegan Brönnimann and Nik Bärtsh's Ronin and lastly the Erik Truffaz Quartet. "

Clips.

Der Rosenkavalier, by Richard Strauss London Philharmonic Orchestra, Robin Ticciati (Conductor) Richard Jones (Stage Director) Paul Steinberg (Set Designer) Nicky Gillibrand (Costume Designer) Sarah Fahie (Movement Director) Mimi Jordan Sherin (Lighting Designer) Kate Royal (The Marschallin) Tara Erraught (Octavian) Lars Woldt (Baron Ochs auf Lerchenau) Teodora Gheorghiu (Sophie) Michael Kraus (Herr von Faninal) Miranda Keys (Marianne Leitmetzerin) Christopher Gillett (Valzacchi) Helene Schneiderman (Annina) Gwynne Howell (Notary) Andrej Dunaev (Italian Singer) Robert Wörle (Innkeeper) Scott Conner (Police Commissioner) Directed by François Roussillon Live from the Glyndebourne Festival "

Clips.

Nicholas Angelich (piano) Frédéric Chopin Nocturne op. 55 No. 2 in E-flat major Étude Op. 10, No. 10 in A-flat major Robert Schumann Kreisleriana opus 16 Franz Liszt Sonata in B minor S. 178 Frédéric Chopin Mazurka in G sharp minor Op.33 No.1 Mazurka in F minor Op.63 No.2 Recorded on June 25th 2016 at the Grange de Meslay, Fêtes Musicales en Touraine TV direction by François-René Martin"

Lucas Debargue (piano) Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in A major K.208 Sonate in A major K.24 Sonate in C major K.132 Sonate in D minor K.141 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Sonata in A minor K.310 Maurice Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit Franz Liszt Mephisto Waltz no. 1 Erik Satie Gnossienne no. 1 Frédéric Chopin Grande valse brillante en mi bémol majeur opus 18 Recorded on 26 June 2016 at the Grange de Meslay Directed by François-René Martin "

Clips.

Dialogues des Carmelites, by Francis Poulenc Kent Nagano (direction) Dmitri Tcherniakov (stage direction) Alain Vernhes (Marquis de la Force), Blanche Gritton (Blanche de la Force), Bernard Richter (Chevalier de la Force), Felicity Palmer (Madame de Croissy), Soile Isokoski (Madame Lidoine), Susanne Resmark (Mère Marie), Hélène Guilmette (Soeur Constance), Heike Grotzinger (Soeur Mathilde) Bayerisches Staatsorchester, Recorded at Nationaltheater, Munich, 2010 In his 1957 opera Dialogues des Carmélites, French composer Francis Poulenc sets revolution and religion on a collision course: young Blanche de la Force, haunted from birth by panic attacks, seeks refuge in the isolation of a convent, where she hopes to overcome her torturous fear of life. Her entry into the Order of the Carmelites and her conversations with the other nuns strengthen her and her faith, but the fear remains. The French Revolution does not stop at the walls of the convent and prohibits the nuns from carrying out the rules of their order. They rise in opposition, even accepting a martyr's death rather than give in. All except Blanche – she flees again, terrified of death. The steadfastness with which the sisters face their martyrdom rescues Blanche from her anxiety. Fearlessly, she follows them to the gallows. "

Portrait of Teodor Currentzis, musical director of the Perm Opera

Clips.

Mata Hari Choreography by Ted Brandsen Libretto by Janine Brogt Music by Tarik O'Regan Dutch Ballet Orchestra Matthew Rowe, conductor Sets, Lights, Clement & Sanôu Costume, François-Noël Cherpin With Mata Hari / Margaretha – Anna Tsygankova Rudolph McLeod – Casey Herd General Kiepert – Jozef Varga Vadime de Masloff – Artur Shesterikov Shiva – Young Gyu Choi Temple Dancer- Wen Ting Guan Frieda McLeod – Emanouela Merdjanova Isadora Duncan – Erica Horwood La Madame- Nadia Yanowsky MC – Edo Wijnen M. Guimet – Anatole Babenko Lieutenant Ladoux – Roman Artyushkin Aunts- Wendeline Wijkstra, Pascalle Paerel et Hannah de Klein Uncles – Wolfgang Tietze, Peter Leung et Matthew Pawlicki-Sinclair Adam Zelle (Margaretha's father) – Nicolas Rapaic And the Dutch National Ballet Live from Dutch National Opera, Amsterdam TV Director, Jeff Tudor" 7

Making of – Choreography Mata Hari by Ted Bransen TV Directors, Altin Kaftira & Mathieu Gremillet January 2016" 7