FRANCK & RAVEL NEW ZEALAND TOUR TICKETS

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Maurice Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G is a dazzling blend of elegance and energy, and in the hands of Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, it comes alive with wit and charm. Written in the 1920s, the concerto draws heavily from the jazz sounds Ravel encountered in America, fusing them seamlessly with his refined classical style. Bavouzet’s playing highlights the concerto’s playful spirit and lyrical beauty, particularly in the serene second movement, where time seems to slow under his delicate touch. It’s Ravel at his most inventive—modern, yet unmistakably French.

César Franck’s Symphony in D minor, by contrast, comes from a darker, more romantic corner of French music. Where Ravel sparkles, Franck simmers and broods. This symphony unfolds with slow-burning drama, from its haunting opening to its triumphant conclusion. Conductor Lionel Bringuier brings out the richness of Franck’s harmonies and the emotional weight behind each movement. Together, Ravel and Franck make for a compelling program—one full of contrast, yet bound by a shared depth and beauty at the heart of French musical tradition.

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