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While most of the province have not yet unveiled their programmes, the main rooms and Parisian formations have announced their 2010-2011 season. A season often swept by a welcome air of renewal, heated in the Sun of curiosity.

The Orchestre de Paris (01.42.56.13.13), guided by the Estonian Paavo Järvi on navigate to Northern Europe (Sibelius, Grieg, Arvo Pärt), Russia (Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, Shostakovich) but also the France (Dukas, Fauré, Duruflé, Escaich) without ignoring the large repertoire of Haydn to Berg. A few famous chopsticks (Maazel, Dohnányi, Zinman, Salonen) share the rudder with young talented chefs (Billy, Franck, Spinosi, Nelson, Noseda, Bringuier).

Orchestral all through Paris. Intersect and composers Copland, Barber, Bacri, Arvo Pärt, El-Khoury, jazz pianist Brad Mehldau, heads Zehetmair, Langrée, McCreesh and Kovacevitch in addition to the indispensable Haydn, Beethoven, Berlioz, Ravel and Saint-Saëns.

The Philharmonic Orchestra of Radio France (01.56.40.15.16) continued its action for the creation and supports Monnet, Pauset, Paulet, Dusapin, and Salonen. He wished to hear unsung them Zemlinsky, Menotti, Dukas without forgetting the great directory of Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, Ravel or Messiaen entrusted his Chief Myung-Whun Chung.

The national Orchestra of France (01.56.40.15.16) continues, under the leadership of Daniele Gatti, his cycle Mahler but also visit Beethoven, Verdi (requiem), Britten ("War Requiem"), Schumann, Rachmaninov, Sibelius and composers of today, such as Guillaume Connesson and John Adams.

Mahler, which commemorates both the birth (1860) death (1911) in this season, is also celebrated at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées (01.49.52.50.50), now led by Michel Franck. The room remains fortunately faithful to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, which will give an integral of the symphonies of Beethoven under the direction of Christian Thielemann (November), and the St. Petersburg Philharmonic and the aristocratic Youri Temerkanov, who move away for a change of their Russian roots to Brahms (January). Some of the best formations (Rotterdam, London Philharmonic, Bavarian Radio, Dresden Staatskapelle, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Mahler Chamber Orchestra) will also be day. The lyrical scene occupies an important place in the calendar of the avenue Montaigne, since we can discover a new production of "Passion" of Pascal Dusapin, the "Orlando" of Handel (David McVicar and Emmanuelle Haim), the "Orlando furioso" of Vivaldi (Pierre Audi and Jean-Christophe Spinosi), "The scale of silk" of Rossini (Christian Schiaretti and Jean-Claude Malgoire) and a much-anticipated "Idomeneo" of Mozart (Stéphane Braunschweig and Jérémie Rhorer).

As in the usual, Laurent Bayle reserves in the city of music (01.44.84.44.84) and at the salle Pleyel (01.42.56.13.13) a permanent festival whose wealth prohibits a detailed presentation. Note, however, in the first room an exciting cycle around "Lenin, Stalin and music" accompanied by an exhibition, a series on Brecht, "The American dream", Beethoven or Bach by Gardiner. In the room of the rue de Faubourg Saint-Honoré, shoving the names of Bartoli, Abbado, Boulez, Chailly, Davis, Eötvös, Gardiner, Gergiev (Mahler again), Gilbert, Haitink, Harnoncourt, Jacobs, Jansons, Lupu, Pollini, Sokhiev, Terfel, Tilson Thomas: What breathtaking.

If Opéra national de Paris (0892.89.90.90) cannot align a such host of stars, including in the pit, despite the Alagna, Damrau, Dessay and other Goerne, it treats its distributions and this seven new productions: the last two components of the "Ring" of Wagner, the "triptych" of Puccini (composer also represented by the times of "Madame butterfly" and "tosca"), "Mathis the painter" of Hindemith by Olivier Py"Julius Caesar" Handel settled by Laurent Pelly and entry to the directory of Riccardo Zandonai "Francesca Da Rimini" (a generation after Puccini). The world premiere of "akhmatova", Opera for the young composer Bruno Mantovani Nicolas Joël in person, the master of the places, will stage added.

The height of his reputation since Jérôme Deschamps took the reins, the Opéra-Comique (01.42.44.45.76) adds new ("Cachafaz" of Oscar Strasnoy, Marco Stroppa "Re Orso") and rediscovered his repertoire: "Les Mamelles de Tirésias" of Poulenc and "The beef on the roof" Milhaud by Macha Makeïeff, "Cinderella" by Massenet by Minkowski and Lazar and the reconstruction of the legendary "Atys" of Lully by Christie and Villégier encounter "The betrothal at the convent" of Prokofiev by Sokhiev and Ducan and "The Frei-schutz" Weber by Gardiner and Jemmett.