17.11.25, 20:00, Revue Blanche, Ravel

Few composers have written such a diverse and fascinating body of work as Maurice Ravel. He absorbed melodies and rhythms from other genres and cultures like a sponge and used them as inspiration for his own music, which is impossible to categorize. As if that weren't reason enough to program his music, it is also 150 years since his birth. A tribute was therefore inevitable. Revue Blanche, an ensemble as idiosyncratic as Ravel himself, honors the unique composer with their unusual combination of soprano, flute, viola, and harp. They pull out all the stops: from Mother Goose in her enchanted garden to popular Greek melodies and a tribute to Couperin. With Ravel, you never get bored, especially when Revue Blanche gets involved.