L'Orchestre tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp en concert au TSM dans le cadre du Festival Sonore #3Concert

L'Orchestre tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp en concert au TSM dans le cadre du Festival Sonore #3

About

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In the first part, the evening opens with the solo Myotis by Anthony Laguerre, a fascinating exploration of drum resonances. From pianissimo nuance to cavernous sounds, the drummer explores how to bring inaudible sounds into play by amplifying them. He creates a unique musical language, where the faintest sounds transform into ghostly melodies, feedback loops into sonic arabesques, setting the entire space vibrating.

This concert evening is part of the third edition of Festival Sonore, from 6 to 8 November 2026.

Before the evening, daydream during the musical nap Au fil de l’eau, a mixed creation for harp, mezzo-soprano, and headphones with aquatic tones. Music and musical direction by Thomas Nguyen, new associate artist of the TSM starting from the 2026/2027 season.

After the concerts, the evening continues 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, free from aesthetic or skill constraints!

Cast

ORCHESTRE TOUT PUISSANT MARCEL DUCHAMP

With Dorian Selmi (drums), Lucien Chatin (drums), Vincent Bertholet (double bass), Lauren Hayet (marimba), Aida Diop (marimba), Titi (guitar), Reine Murigneux (guitar), Naomi Mabanda (cello), Thomas Malnati-Levier (viola), Gilles Poizat (flugelhorn), Gif (trombone), Māra Krastina (vocals)

MYOTIS

With Anthony Laguerre

Sound Stéphane Levigneront

In partnership with Centre culturel suisse. Paris

Practical info

HoursSaturday, 7 November 2026 · 20:00
Address106 RUE BRANCION, Théâtre Silvia Monfort, Paris
Full venue programme →
Getting thereBrancion · Tram 3a · 4 min walkPorte de Vanves · Metro 13 · Tram 3a · 7 min walkStations: Île-de-France Mobilités
AudienceChildren, young people, and adults
BookingRecommended
On siteIndoors
SourcesQue faire à Paris · details last read on 3 November 2026