Les Musicales de Bagatelle 2026: Enjoy outdoor concerts amidst nature in Paris – lineup revealed

Published by Caroline de Sortiraparis · Updated on February 24, 2026 at 12:02 p.m.
The Bagatelle Music Festival is back with a brand-new edition not to be missed, taking place on Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17, 2026, at the Orangery in Bagatelle Park. What's on offer? A showcase of emerging young talents and exclusive artistic collaborations, to be enjoyed during four exceptional concerts set amidst the idyllic scenery of western Paris.

The Les Musicales de Bagatelle festival is making its return to Paris! For this upcoming edition, the musical celebration will once again take place at the Orangerie of Bagatelle Park, on Saturday, May 16 and Sunday, May 17, 2026. The event promises to make the most of springtime in the French capital and delight music lovers once more.

As a reminder, Les Musicales de Bagatelle offers young laureate artists, sponsored by their elders, the opportunity to perform original programs, sometimes revisited, and to take part in talented encounters. Created in 2008, the Les Musicales de Bagatelle festival has rapidly become an essential springtime musical rendez-vous for discovering young laureate artists through chamber music concerts, major works from the repertoire and new works.

This year, the musical event once again puts itself at the service of youth, audacity and musical emotion, welcoming young talent and great artists for two days of immersion in the inspiring, verdant setting of theOrangerie in the Parc de Bagatelle.

On May 16 and 17, get ready to experience four exclusive concerts, including a special performance with clarinetist Pierre Génisson.

Les Musicales de Bagatelle 2026: The Lineup in Paris

Saturday, May 16, 2026 – 4:00 PM

Générations Banque Populaire Foundation: Let’s Dance!

With :

  • Alexandra Bidi (harp)
  • Mathis Cathignol (piano)
  • Théotime Gillot (piano)
  • Luis Perez Magaña (accordion)
  • Masaki Morishita (violin)
  • Julian Trevelyan (piano)
  • Gray-Magamedova Duo (cello and piano)
  • Philippe Schoeller (composition)

Program

Introduction and Brilliant Polonaise, Op. 3 for Duo
Chopin

Tzigane for harp and violin
Ravel

Dance No. 1 for Harp
Manuel de Falla

Three Caprices for Théotime Gillot, World Premiere
Philippe Schoeller

Four-Hand Piano Memories
Samuel Barber

Viajando (arranged by Gabriel Sivak) for bandoneón and accordion
Osvaldo Fresedo

Bagatelle III for Accordion and Piano
Uros Rojko

Aconcagua (III. Presto) for accordion and piano
Astor Piazzolla

Saturday, May 16, 2026 — 6:00 p.m.

Special Spotlight on Pierre Génisson
A concert featuring clarinetist Pierre Génisson, accompanied by a talented lineup of young artists.

With :

  • Pierre Génisson (clarinet)
  • Charles Heisser (piano)
  • Agate Quartet (strings)
  • Special guest: Adèle Charvet (mezzo-soprano)
Schedule of Events

Hélène’s Romances, excerpt from “The Conspirators” for mezzo-soprano and piano
Schubert

Song No. 2, Op. 91 for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, and piano
Brahms

Clarinet Quintet, Op. 115 (Second and Fourth Movements)
Brahms

La Clémence de Titus “Parto, Parto” for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, and string quartet arrangement
Mozart

Three preludes for clarinet and piano
Gershwin

Sonata (Second and Third Movements) for piano
Poulenc

Standard jazz tunes by Benny Goodman for piano

Sholem Aleichem, tutti

Sunday, May 17, 2026 - 3:00 PM

A Family of Eight Hands
A concert featuring four pianists sharing two pianos, including a newly commissioned piece by Olivier Penard and inventive reimaginings of classic orchestral milestones.

With :

  • Gabriel Durliat (piano)
  • Jorge Gonzàlez Buajasan (piano)
  • Virgile Roche (piano)
  • Gaspard Thomas (piano)
  • Olivier Penard (composer)
Schedule

Americas
Varèse

Hungarian March from the Damnation of Faust
Berlioz/Auzende

Piece for Two Pianos and Eight Hands (World Premiere)
Olivier Penard

Sunday, May 17, 2026 - 5:00 PM

Listening to the Water
Undines, river gods, naiads—music has always shared a poetic connection with water.

With :

  • Tom Carré (piano)
  • Trio Parrhèsia (violin, cello, piano)
  • Joë Christophe (clarinet)
  • Julian Lembke (composition)

Program

By Boat, Four-Hand Piano
Debussy

The Swan for piano and clarinet
Saint-Saëns

First aquatic performance for the trio
Julian Lembke

Trio Movement 2
Roussel

A small boat on the ocean for piano
Ravel

Second aquatic-themed piano transition
Julian Lembke

The Müller and the Bach, piano and clarinet
Schubert

Water Music, for Piano and Clarinet
Handel

Third Water-themed Solo for Clarinet
Julian Lembke

The Sunken Cathedral for Piano
A morning tribute to the rain (from "Six Ancient Epigraphs"), four-handed piano
Debussy

Amsterdam, Trio
Jacques Brel

The Sea, tutti
Charles Trenet

For more details on the lineup, visit the official website. And mark your calendars—ticket sales start on March 16th!

Practical information

Dates and Opening Time
From May 16, 2026 to May 17, 2026

× Approximate opening times: to confirm opening times, please contact the establishment.

    Location

    Route de Sèvres à Neuilly
    75116 Paris 16

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    Recommended age
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    Official website
    www.lesmusicalesdebagatelle.com

    Booking
    www.lesmusicalesdebagatelle.com

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