Concert organized as part of the Route des Orgues International Festival, in coproduction with the Confrérie de la Saint Eloi, the Sivom de la Roya and the Friends of the Route Royale.
Classical music at the movies!
Music in cinema can be both minimal and powerful, capable of amplifying the emotions of a scene. It plays a chameleon-like role, adapting to all styles and serving as both decor and narrative guide. The history of cinema shows the varied use of classical music and modern compositions, sometimes deliberately out of synch.
This concert invites you to rediscover these works associated with cinema, which have left a lasting mark on our memory.
Opening of the Saint Eloi festivities.
Giuseppe Serassi organ, 1807
Franck Marcon, organ
Music in cinema can be both minimal and powerful, capable of amplifying the emotions of a scene. It plays a chameleon-like role, adapting to all styles and serving as both decor and narrative guide. The history of cinema shows the varied use of classical music and modern compositions, sometimes deliberately out of synch.
This concert invites you to rediscover these works associated with cinema, which have left a lasting mark on our memory.
Opening of the Saint Eloi festivities.
Giuseppe Serassi organ, 1807
Franck Marcon, organ
