Et voilà ! Concerts gratuits à l'Accord Parfait

This season, the Et Voilà ! association invites you on a journey. Each concert is narrated: between pieces, pianist DOm Paulin shares stories of the works and their composers. No need to know classical music to enjoy it.

On the program:

Monday 16 November: Terre de musiques op.1, Ukraine. A violin, a piano, and three centuries of Ukrainian music, championed by artists who defended their culture against all odds.

Monday 7 December: Monsters and Chimeras. Dragons, ogres, ghosts, and Japanese yōkai gather for a nocturnal parade on piano, small instruments, and synthesizers.

Monday 25 January: Terre de musiques op.2, Germany-Austria (1). A solo piano, from forgotten masters to Bach and Beethoven, and two Viennese women composers to rediscover.

Monday 8 March: Terre de musiques op.3, Germany-Austria (2). A piano, violin, and cello trio, from Haydn to Brahms, along with Fanny Mendelssohn and Emilie Mayer.

Monday 26 April: Dinner is served! A soprano, a baritone, and a piano serve seven centuries of gourmet music, from Versailles to Broadway.

Monday 24 May: Terre de musiques op.4, Austria. A quartet recounts the Vienna of Mahler, Alma, and Schoenberg, between romanticism and revolution.

"Terre de musiques" is the new common thread of the season: a musical world tour that will continue over several years.

With DOm Paulin (piano and narration), Nadiia Kramarenko (violin), Nicolas Boucher (cello), Alice Marzuola (soprano), Franz Lavrut (baritone), and other guests.