China News Service, Chengdu, September 23 (Wang Liwen) As an important part of the 30th "Autumn in Chengdu" Chengdu International Music Season, French pianist Michel Dalberto's piano solo concert was held on the evening of the 22nd. Held at the Chengdu City Concert Hall, it played the harmonious symphony of Sino-French friendship. This is also the first time Michel Dalberto holds a piano solo concert in Chengdu.
Michel Dalberto is well-known and is a recipient of the French National Order of Chevaliers. As the heir to the Cortot Piano School in France, he has been deeply familiar with German, Austrian and French works since the 1970s, and has withstood rigorous tests. He is known as "an honest, passionate and sensitive pianist with a lofty vision and delicate Spiritually, it’s touching.”
At the concert that night, Michel Dalberto brought works by great composers such as Liszt, Ravel, and Brahms. The concert kicked off with Fauré's "Ballade in F sharp major, op. 19". This work is full of harmony, polymelody, and hidden motives. Michel Dalberto's performance is delicate and light, and the climax is handled Extraordinarily wonderful. "Ghost of the Night" is known as "one of the most difficult piano works in the world". Under Michel Dalberto's interpretation, this piece builds a romantic, mysterious, weird, fantasy and gorgeous world. , a feast for the eyes of the audience.
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France, and is also the China-France Cultural Tourism Year. "Autumn in Chengdu" joins hands with Michel Dalberto to use music to build a bridge of friendship between China and France. It is reported that during the National Day, "Rongcheng Autumn" will also jointly plan a series of "Youth Creative Performance Week" activities with the Chengdu High-tech Center Performance Theater to bring an auditory feast to Chengdu audiences. (End)
[Editor: Zhang Ziyi]
