Piano

On the Run: Clarika and Barbara Carlotti sing the movies in Paris

Clarika and Barbara Carlotti present En Cavale on November 23, 2026, at 8 p.m. at the Théâtre de l’Œuvre, with Sophie Oz on piano. The concert celebrates heroines and songs from the movies.

Little Lessons in Great Music: Julien Joubert at the Essaïon

At the Essaïon, Julien Joubert turns a randomly selected poem into a song with the audience. Petites leçons de grande musique runs on Mondays at 7 p.m. until January 18, 2027.

Halloween 2026: a spine-tingling tour, makeup, and a concert at the Cité de l'Économie

For Halloween 2026, the City of Economics in Paris shifts gears and invites visitors to experience the museum in a more enigmatic light. Investigations, costumes, music, and stories of economic crises will shape this special day held on October 31.

Piano for People: a free dance and piano workshop in La Villette

On November 22, 2026, Piano for People brings together Dimitri Chamblas and Johan Barnoin at La Villette for a free workshop blending dance and piano listening, with no prior experience required. Registration is mandatory.

Jérémy Hababou: An Unorthodox Pianist at the Palais des Glaces

Jérémy Hababou blends piano and comedy in Unorthodox Pianist at the Palais des Glaces in Paris. Five upcoming shows are scheduled for 7 p.m., running from October 22, 2026, to January 7, 2027.

I have three loves: Chopin, Legrand and Aznavour at the piano

Erik Berchot brings together the worlds of Chopin, Michel Legrand and Charles Aznavour in I Have Three Loves, at the Théâtre de Passy until December 29, 2026. Macha Méril's voice accompanies this musical narrative.

Satie in freedom: François Marthouret reads the composer at Poche-Montparnasse

With Satie Unleashed, François Marthouret brings Erik Satie’s texts to the Théâtre de Poche-Montparnasse. Accompanied at the piano by Vadim Sher for the October sessions, this reading runs on Sundays at 3:00 PM through November 1, 2026.

Harpe and piano concert inspired by opera at the Sarcelles Conservatory

The Sarcelles Conservatory is set to host a harp and piano concert featuring Julien Marcou and Julien Le Herissier on Sunday, February 8th. The event offers a unique take on opera, presenting original pieces inspired by the genre — performed solely with instruments, without vocals. This classical music concert takes place in an accessible, public-friendly setting within the institution.

Nicola Piovani performs live at the Théâtre de Paris to celebrate the Paris-Rome rivalry

As part of the celebrations marking the 70th anniversary of the twinning between Paris and Rome, the Théâtre de la Ville invites you to immerse yourself in the musical world of Nicola Piovani with a concert titled "Note à Margine" on February 2, 2026.

Tony Ann headlines the Piano Pop festival at the Folies Bergère in April 2026.

Les Folies Bergère is joining forces with Piano Pop, the first traveling contemporary piano festival by JUNZI Arts, on April 7 and 8, 2026. Tony Ann, the phenomenal Canadian pianist with over a billion views, will make every key vibrate in a pop, modern, and irresistibly musical show. Tickets are on sale now.

Pianovins, the French mini-bistro nugget in the 11th arrondissement

Pianovins is the name of the little restaurant in the 11th arrondissement of Paris where we like to relax in total intimacy. With its fine French cuisine, fine wine and warm welcome, it's sure to win you over.

The Soloists at the Serres d'Auteuil 2022, the classical music festival is back

The classical music festival and in particular the piano festival "Les Solistes aux Serres d'Auteuil", which takes place in the orangery, returns after a 10-year absence from September 2 to 4, 2022. How about going green with a nice program?

Festival Pianomania 2022 in Paris: Jamie Cullum, Yaron Herman... Here is the program

This Fall, Paris welcomes a new and second edition of the Pianomania festival. To be enjoyed from Friday November 18 to Tuesday 22, 2022, the festival shines a light on piano, by inviting Jamie Cullum, Yaron Herman and even Gonzalo Rubalcaba!