EDITION 2023
Bucharest, September 1-10 2023
In 1945, Romain Gary published L’Education européenne, his first in a long series of novels that attest to his passionate love for a Europe that is constantly falling apart. It is the Europe of the Enlightenment, of the universal values of Liberty, Equality, of faith in Intelligence. It is this imperfect fraternity, the Europe of soldiers in the trenches, of artists and thinkers, of our most beautiful achievements as men and women seeking to build the utopia of a peaceful, united, and free continent.
David Grimal
5 CONCERTS
4 GUEST ARTISTS
1 COMPOSER
4 SCIENTISTS
15 YOUNG TALENTS
10 DAYS
Internationally renowned musicians rehearsing and performing
with the finest emerging young talents
SECOND SESSION
September 1-10 2023
Second session in Bucharest, Romania, as part of the George Enescu International Festival.
Multidisciplinary sharing sessions with Philippe Cassard, David Grimal, Diemut Poppen and Anne Gastinel. The composer in residency will be Eric Montalbetti.
George Enescu, his masters and his friends
Composers studied and performed in concert : C.Franck, G.Fauré, C.Debussy, M.Ravel, E.Chausson and G.Enescu.
THIRD SESSION
Spring 2024
Israël
Conferences :
- Serge Haroche: Nobel Prize in Physics
“Why would we still compose music in the 21st Century ?” Monday, September 4th at 5:00 pm, French Institute in Bucharest - Valentina Sandu-Dediu: Rector of New Europe College
Dialogue-Conference with Sever Voinescu, Director of Dilema Veche Magazine. Thuesday, September 5th at 5:00 pm, French Institute in Bucharest - Erwin Kessler: Director of the MARe Museum
“The Romanian Avant-garde and Music” Monday, September 4th at 5:00 pm, French Institute in Bucharest - Eric Montalbetti: Composer
“Why would we still compose music in the 21st Century ?” Saturday, September 2nd at 5:00 pm, French Institute in Bucharest
Concerts :
Coming soon.
APPLY to benefit from an extraordinary musical adventure
Lumières d’Europe will allow young talents to take part in a professional musical program with internationally renowned professors, and will give them the unique chance to perform at the George Enescu International Festival.
Lumières d’Europe is free for its students. Tuition fees are covered by Les Dissonances.
Support Lumières d’Europe
Lumières d’Europe must be accessible to all talents, regardless of their economic situation. The financial aspect should not be a limiting nor a selective factor. Therefore, Lumières d’Europe covers the costs of the students’ education within the academy.
As a benefactor, you have the opportunity to support Lumières d’Europe and its students. The cost of one session for one young talent is 6 000 €.
