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Two rarities are among the compositions of Florent Schmitt to be featured in the upcoming 2022-23 concert season, presented by orchestras in Amsterdam, Berlin, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Lübeck, Porto, Saint Louis, Stockholm, Tokyo, Warsaw and Wuppertal.

June 7, 2022 · by Phillip Nones | in Classical Music, Composers, Instrumental Music | tagged Bastien Stil, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Deutsches Symphonie Orchester Berlin, Fabien Gabel, Florent Schmitt, Gabriel Faure, In Memoriam, Indianapolis Symphony, JoAnn Falletta, Jonathan Darlington, Lubeck Philharmonic Orchestra, Netherlands Radio Philharmonic, Patrick Hahn, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Ryan Bancroft, Schmitt, Sinfonia da Camera, Stefan Vladar, Stephane Deneve, Sylvain Cambreling, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, Tomoki Sakata, Tragedie de Salome, Warsaw Philharmonic, Yan-Pascal Tortelier, Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra | Leave a comment

In addition to multiple presentations of Schmitt’s best-known composition La Tragédie de Salomé, music-lovers will be treated to two mid-career works — In Memoriam and the Symphonie concertante. It comes as no surprise that in the upcoming 2022-23 concert season, various conductors and orchestras will be presenting Florent Schmitt’s ballet La Tragédie de Salomé. Not […]

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  • Organist and author Bernard Gavoty’s posthumous tribute to composer Florent Schmitt (1958). March 6, 2023
  • American composer George N. Gianopoulos talks about his development as a creative artist and the inspiration of an earlier-generation creator, Florent Schmitt. March 1, 2023
  • Experiencing Florent Schmitt’s sonic spectacular Symphonie concertante (1932) in performance: An eyewitness report from Tokyo. February 15, 2023
  • “Courtly and polite, mixed with humor and sarcasm”: Florent Schmitt sits for an interview with Le Guide du concert magazine (1929). February 14, 2023
  • “Fresh daydreams, where worries are absent”: Florent Schmitt’s early-career Cinq pièces (1899-1909). February 1, 2023
  • Capturing the persona of Florent Schmitt, as reflected in the reminiscences of the composer’s biographer, Madeleine Marceron. January 1, 2023

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  • American composer George N. Gianopoulos talks about his development as a creative artist and the inspiration of an earlier-generation creator, Florent Schmitt.
    American composer George N. Gianopoulos talks about his development as a creative artist and the inspiration of an earlier-generation creator, Florent Schmitt.
  • Dionysiaques:  Florent Schmitt’s Incredible Composition for Concert Band (1913-14)
    Dionysiaques: Florent Schmitt’s Incredible Composition for Concert Band (1913-14)
  • Florent Schmitt's Best-Known Early Composition:  Soirs (1890-96)
    Florent Schmitt's Best-Known Early Composition: Soirs (1890-96)
  • Psalm XLVII:  Florent Schmitt’s Astounding Choral Masterpiece (1904)
    Psalm XLVII: Florent Schmitt’s Astounding Choral Masterpiece (1904)
  • Members of the Kebyart Ensemble talk about Florent Schmitt’s Quartet for Saxophones (1941) and its preeminent position in the saxophone repertoire.
    Members of the Kebyart Ensemble talk about Florent Schmitt’s Quartet for Saxophones (1941) and its preeminent position in the saxophone repertoire.
  • Discovering the man behind the musician:  The personal remembrances of French composer Florent Schmitt's biographer, Yves Hucher (1958).
    Discovering the man behind the musician: The personal remembrances of French composer Florent Schmitt's biographer, Yves Hucher (1958).
  • Fonctionnaire MCMXII:  Florent Schmitt versus French Civil Servants (1923)
    Fonctionnaire MCMXII: Florent Schmitt versus French Civil Servants (1923)
  • Diverse winds:  Florent Schmitt's late-career quintet Chants alizés (1951-55).
    Diverse winds: Florent Schmitt's late-career quintet Chants alizés (1951-55).
  • Danse des Devadasis (1908):  Florent Schmitt's masterful evocation of the temple dancers of South India.
    Danse des Devadasis (1908): Florent Schmitt's masterful evocation of the temple dancers of South India.
  • Håkan Hardenberger and Fabien Gabel talk about making their new orchestral recording featuring twentieth century French trumpet concertante works, including Florent Schmitt’s Suite en trois parties (1955).
    Håkan Hardenberger and Fabien Gabel talk about making their new orchestral recording featuring twentieth century French trumpet concertante works, including Florent Schmitt’s Suite en trois parties (1955).
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