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Jean-Marc Luisada at the piano<p> In addition to dazzling technique and admirable delicacy of touch, Jean-Marc Luisada's art has established itself through a colorist genius that masterfully embraces the refinement of the line.</p><p> Unsurprisingly, with a passionate love of bel canto that has accompanied our star since his beginnings, it is in the masterpieces of Frédéric Chopin that these qualities blossom with undeniable force. The Franco-Polish composer has given the French pianist a brilliant career, and he returns to his music with the experience gained from countless concerts around the world.</p><p> But Jean-Marc Luisada also magnifies with equal success the chiaroscuro and the confidences alternately whispered and exalted by Schubert, or the warm and modest romanticism of Brahms.</p><p> In his family tree, Fauré's pages, so French but also so singular, find in him an obviously ideal interpreter.<br><br> Program :</p><p> Franz Schubert • Sonata in A minor D. 537, Impromptu in F minor D. 935, Musical moment D. 780 no. 2<br> Johannes Brahms • Klavierstücke op. 118<br> Gabriel Fauré • Pavane, Nocturne No. 7<br> Frédéric Chopin • Scherzo No. 1 & Scherzo No. 3</p>