From February 3 to 12, 2023, the city hall of the 19th gives you an appointment for thirteen free concerts, accessible to all ages. Jazz, pop, classical... come and enjoy this beautiful program!
From February 3 to 13, 2023, the city hall of the 19th district organizes the 14th edition of the Winter Concerts, a free cultural event not to be missed during this month of February in Paris! During thirteen performances, all different, the city hall of the 19th offers you to discover the great names or the rising stars of classical music in concert, directly within its premises.
It's a good cultural plan not to be missed, as every year in February: the Winter Concerts, organized by the city hall of the 19th district and the Fabrique à Enchantements is the meeting point of music lovers, curious people, young and old... On the program, jazz, pop, classical music... Around the greatest composers of history: Camille Saint-Saëns, Mozart, Bach, Schumann, Puccini... So that everyone can find in the beautiful programming of Winter Concerts his happiness.
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Attention: several performances are already sold out, nevertheless, there are still many places available! Reservations are limited to two seats per concert and per person (you must specify two different names), you can reserve a maximum of 13 seats for the entire duration of the festival.
On the program:
Saturday, February 4 - 2:30 pm
Feel like singing?
How about listening to a few classical or less classical works, and then singing from your seat (or standing up and dancing?) some great hits from French chanson, pop, cartoon themes and many other things?
With no musical knowledge necessary (or even voice accuracy...), the Envie de Chanter pop choir, directed by Marco Avallone, offers you the opportunity to participate in a special session.
Saturday February 4th - 8pm
Simon and Friends : the jubilant cocktail
Built around Simon Ghraichy's piano, an eclectic evening, both invigorating and meditative, mixing classical, jazz, songs and world music. These different universes compose a jubilant cocktail full of surprises!
Sunday, February 5 - 5:30 pm
Journeys of the seasons
Melodies, Lieder, romance and songs on the road to travel with the seasons.
Monday, February 6 - 7:30 pm
Dramma in musica: the origins of opera
The sparkling ensemble Il Grovoglio gives us the opportunity to listen to this birth with music by Monteverdi, Kapsberger, Cavalli, Da Gagliano, Belli, Caccini...
Tuesday February 7 - 7:30 pm
Gershwin: jazz in classical music
This concert-conference immerses us in Gershwin's life, his rise, the double culture of his musical world, and his considerable legacy, with his preludes, his Rhapsody in Blue, Summertime, An American in Paris, and works by composers from both worlds...
Wednesday, February 8 - 2:30 pm
Peer Gynt for kids!
The incredible journey of Peer Gynt, an inveterate liar fleeing his life to find its true meaning: he visits the Norway of legends with trolls, gnomes and demons, a fantasized Morocco, and will touch the heavens before coming back down to finish his life in his native land, finding his beloved Solveig.
Wednesday, February 8 - 7:30 pm
There is no happy love
Surprising, dramatic and jubilant: La Palatine takes over the Italian music of the early 17th century to paint a chiaroscuro program on the disenchantment of love.
Thursday, February 9 - 7:30 pm
Filiations and friendships
This program of French Romantic music features rare, recently published early works by Gabriel Fauré, César Franck and Camille Saint-Saëns. They illustrate the musical filiation between these composers of different generations, united also by friendly ties.
Friday, February 10 - 7:30 pm
Près de mon coeur
The multi-colored voice of Guilhem Worms will be our guide in this original metaphorical journey, supported by the sometimes light, sometimes dense and voluble piano of Camille Delaforge.
Saturday, February 11 - 8pm
Messa di Gloria by Puccini
Composed in 1878, the Messa di Gloria is Giacomo Puccini's main choral work. While the famous Italian composer is best known for his operas, in the Messa he gives the choir the leading role. Showing an extraordinary melodic sense, the young composer makes the choir sing numerous themes but also formidable contrapuntal parts. The Messa di Gloria, which will be presented in its version for two soloists, choir and piano, will be surrounded by three motets by Gioachino Rossini.
Sunday, February 12 - 2pm
Camerata!
A refreshing concert of chamber music - rather short works with two or more instruments or voices - with compositions by Schumann, Mozart, Poulenc, Johann Sebastian Bach...
Sunday, February 12 - 6pm
Because it's beautiful!
Three works, in their own language and their unique musical gesture, tell us about Beauty : 4 pieces opus 5 for clarinet and piano by Alban Berg .
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