Chamber music

Nemanja Radulović and Ensemble Double Sens reinvent classical music and explore the circulation of works through arrangements and transcriptions. Nemanja Radulović, violinist and professor at the HEMU - Valais-Wallis in 2024-25, revisits here masterpieces of the repertoire. The evening begins with Beethoven and his Kreutzer Sonata, judged at its creation to be "outrageously unintelligible" and accused of "aesthetic terrorism". Here, it takes on a new dimension and shines under Nemanja Radulović's arrangement. Another monument, the Chaconne from Bach's Partita in D minor, illustrates the richness of the violin repertoire. Finally, the Violin Concerto in D minor is given a new lease of life, reconstructed from its harpsichord version by musicologists. Transcriptions, adaptations, re-orchestrations: an incandescent program where masterpieces are transformed under Radulović's electrifying bow.


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