Orchestre Des Concerts Lamoureaux

The Orchestre Des Concerts Lamoureaux, founded in 1881 by the visionary violinist and conductor Charles Lamoureux, is a distinguished French symphonic ensemble with a rich history. Renowned for its premieres of works by French composers such as Vincent d'Indy, Paul Dukas, Édouard Lalo, and Maurice Ravel, the orchestra has been a cornerstone of classical music. Under the baton of notable conductors like Antal Dorati and Igor Markevitch, the Orchestre Des Concerts Lamoureaux has delivered captivating performances, including their celebrated recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Their discography spans a wide range of compositions, from Bizet's "Carmen Suite" to Haydn's symphonies, showcasing their versatility and mastery. With a legacy of over a century, the orchestra continues to enchant audiences with its rich musical heritage and exceptional artistry.