Orgue & Violoncelle, à la rencontre des sonorités

Students from Helga Schauerte-Maubouet's organ classes and Stephan Soeder's cello classes come together for a concert devoted to encounter and discovery.

The programme creates a sensitive dialogue between two instruments with complementary timbres, through works from different periods, from the Baroque to the twentieth century.

Stepping beyond the Conservatoire, the students perform at Église évangélique allemande and discover the organ in its natural setting: an instrument of exceptional dimensions whose range of timbres and sonic power invite a different approach to listening and playing.

Located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, this nineteenth-century German Protestant church is an important part of Parisian musical life. Its remarkable acoustics provide an ideal setting for this dialogue between organ and cello.

Intended mainly for third-cycle students, this project offers a unique artistic experience combining musical rigour, independence, ensemble work and the discovery of an instrumental and cultural heritage.

Coordination: Helga Schauerte-Maubouet and Stephan Soeder