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Festival International de Colmar - Brass instruments and stars
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13-07-2025 20:30
13-07-2025
Europe/Paris
Festival International de Colmar - Brass instruments and stars
Belgian Brass
Erik Desimpelaere
Born out of the quintet Belgian Brass Soloists, the prestigious ensemble Belgian Brass has set itself the mission of introducing the widest possible audience to music of all times and genres. Made up of eminent musicians, all soloists in major European orchestras, Belgian Brass enjoys pushing the limits of virtuosity and musicality.
For their first appearance at the Colmar Festival, they have chosen to juxtapose Holst's The Planets, whose influence on film composers such as John Williams is well known, with High Definition, which their leader Erik Desimpelaere has specifically composed around film music of recent decades. The musician enjoys mixing classical references (Bach, Stravinsky, etc.) and popular film themes in a flamboyant sound fresco.
A colourful concert!
Program
Gustav Holst, The Planets (49')
Eric Desimpelaere, High Définition (45')
Concert supported by : Fortwenger Colmar resafestival@tourisme-colmar.com
Erik Desimpelaere
Born out of the quintet Belgian Brass Soloists, the prestigious ensemble Belgian Brass has set itself the mission of introducing the widest possible audience to music of all times and genres. Made up of eminent musicians, all soloists in major European orchestras, Belgian Brass enjoys pushing the limits of virtuosity and musicality.
For their first appearance at the Colmar Festival, they have chosen to juxtapose Holst's The Planets, whose influence on film composers such as John Williams is well known, with High Definition, which their leader Erik Desimpelaere has specifically composed around film music of recent decades. The musician enjoys mixing classical references (Bach, Stravinsky, etc.) and popular film themes in a flamboyant sound fresco.
A colourful concert!
Program
Gustav Holst, The Planets (49')
Eric Desimpelaere, High Définition (45')
Concert supported by : Fortwenger Colmar resafestival@tourisme-colmar.com
Adress :
place du 2 Février, Office de Tourisme
68000 Colmar
Locate
68000 Colmar
Event dates :
LE July 13th 2025
The exact dates of this event aswell as its hours are available in the table below
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Type of event :
Music festival
Venue
Eglise St Matthieu
Target audience
Adults (individuals)
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Groups
Dates and opening hours
LE July 13th from 20h30 to 22h00
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Gold category: 92€ - Category 1: 70€ - Category 2: 48€ - Category 2 young people: 24 €- Category 3: 25 €- Category 3 young people: 12.50€
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Erik Desimpelaere
Born out of the quintet Belgian Brass Soloists, the prestigious ensemble Belgian Brass has set itself the mission of introducing the widest possible audience to music of all times and genres. Made up of eminent musicians, all soloists in major European orchestras, Belgian Brass enjoys pushing the limits of virtuosity and musicality.
For their first appearance at the Colmar Festival, they have chosen to juxtapose Holst's The Planets, whose influence on film composers such as John Williams is well known, with High Definition, which their leader Erik Desimpelaere has specifically composed around film music of recent decades. The musician enjoys mixing classical references (Bach, Stravinsky, etc.) and popular film themes in a flamboyant sound fresco.
A colourful concert!
Program
Gustav Holst, The Planets (49')
Eric Desimpelaere, High Définition (45')
Concert supported by : Fortwenger