FESTIVAL SONORE #3, un festival unique d'exploration du son au Théâtre Silvia Monfort

ON THE PROGRAM

FRIDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2026

19h30 La Fanfort – brass band, jazz – garden / 20 min / free admission

20h30 Myotis V, Anthony Laguerre & les Percussions de Strasbourg – rock noise – main hall / 1h / from 5 to 20€

21h45 Jam session – jam – garden

Friday 6 November, the third edition of the festival Sonore opens brightly, to the rhythm of La Fanfort, the festive ensemble of Théâtre Silvia Monfort, led by Clea Torales, Antonin Leymarie and Fabrice Theuillon.

Then, a change of atmosphere with Myotis V. Surrounded by the top-flight musicians of Percussions de Strasbourg, composer and musician Anthony Laguerre turns the drums into an instrument of unsuspected resources. Imperceptible sounds amplified, resonances, vibrations and silences compose music as physical as it is delicate. An immersive and spectacular listening experience that invites curiosity and enchantment.

SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2026

17h30 / 18h15 / 19h Musical naps Au fil de l’eau, Thomas Nguyen (from 7 years old) studio / 30 min / single rate 5€

20h Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp – opening act Myotis, Anthony Laguerre – jazz punk, rock noise – main hall / 2h30 / from 5 to 20€

– in partnership with Centre culturel suisse. Paris

22h30 Jam session – jam – garden

As an introduction to this second day of the festival, dream during a musical nap Au fil de l’eau composed by Thomas Nguyen: close your eyes, get comfortable and let yourself be carried away. Under headphones, a harp, a voice and a soundscape compose a parenthesis of calm and delight. Between poetry and daydreaming...

Then, time to celebrate! Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp celebrates this year two decades of an extraordinary musical adventure, with a generous and jubilant concert, driven by the communicative joy of playing together. Nourished by folk, jazz, African rhythms, rock, brass and marimbas, their music creates a dialogue between influences in an irresistible spirit of sharing.

Earlier, the evening opens with, in the first part, the solo Myotis by Anthony Laguerre, a fascinating exploration of the resonances of drums.

The evening continues, after the concert, with an open jam session hosted by a trio of musicians, Louise Frago, Alexandre Bamba, Alex· Charoud: join the trio for a participatory and improvised concert/jam, without stylistic or skill constraints.

SUNDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2026 – KIDS SONORE

14h Whistling workshop with Bertrand Causse (from 5 years old) studio / 1h / free upon reservation subject to the purchase of one or more tickets for the show La Vie bien accordée by Rémy Pinson

15h La Sirène en fanfare – brass band, pop – venue to come / 45 min / free admission

16h La Vie bien accordée by Rémy Pinson, Thomas Nguyen – musical tale – (from 5 years old) main hall / 50 min / from 5 to 15€

Sunday, the festival concludes with a day of musical discoveries for families. The brass band La Sirène, an ensemble bringing together around thirty musicians around an eclectic repertoire, opens the festivities with fervor.

Then La Vie bien accordée by Rémy Pinson, with a score by Thomas Nguyen, new associate composer at Théâtre Silvia Monfort, tells the story of a man whose daily life turns upside down with the arrival of music. Carried by a narrator, a whistler and a string quintet, this musical tale celebrates the power of sounds and closes the festival in style.

To accompany your discovery of La Vie bien accordée..., let yourself be surprised by a whistling workshop on Sunday 8 November at 14h! What if you made an instrument out of your lips? Guided by Bertrand Causse, protagonist of Rémy Pinson and whistler since childhood, discover the art of whistling. Explore a surprising and musical practice, accessible to all.