Resonances at La Sainte-Chapelle Classical music, in a Gothic Jewel

The Sainte-Chapelle
From June 7 to 23, 2024

 

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Immerse yourself in the heart of history and music through an exceptional event in one of the most emblematic monuments of Paris: the Sainte-Chapelle{ 8}.

From June 7 to 23, this majestic building on the Île de la Cité becomes the scene of a grandiose piano festival, offering eight unique performances which promise to transport you into a captivating universe where the beauty of music blends with architectural splendor. The exceptional acoustics of this sacred place amplify every sound, enveloping the audience in an atmosphere that is both solemn and enchanting. Timeless melodies of famous composers resonate throughout the space, creating perfect harmony between music and architecture.

In this dizzying setting of stone and light, concerts become a truly immersive experience. The melodies mingle with the play of light filtering through the 1113 colored stained glass windows, creating a captivating visual and sound symphony. We find ourselves transported to another era, where music resonated in churches and cathedrals, where each note was a tribute to spirituality and creativity.

The renowned artists who perform on stage offer us a moment suspended between heaven and earth, bringing to life the works of the great piano masters in the heart of this radiant Gothic jewel. In this extraordinary setting, where the past and the present come together in a timeless symphony, the Piano Festival at Sainte-Chapelle invites you to live an unforgettable experience, where music and history mingle to create moments of grace and wonder.

On the program for this season:

 

Jean‐Luc Ho opens the festival on June 7 with a masterful interpretation of Johann Sebastian Bach, followed by Angelina Natal on June 8 with an eclectic program ranging from Franz Liszt to Olivier Messiaen. Vanessa Wagner transports us into the captivating world of Johann Sebastian Bach and Erik Satie on June 10.

Paul Rouger and Varduhi Yeritsyan offer an exceptional performance on June 14 with works by Robert Schumann and Franz Schubert. Aya Okuyama delights the public on June 16 with a varied repertoire including pieces by Frederic Chopin, Maurice Ravel and George Gershwin, among others while Hyuk Lee immerses us in the emotional universe by Sergei Vassilievitch Rachmaninov on June 17 with two piano sonatas.

For a grandiose jazzy finale, Kellian Camus, accompanied by Gabriel Pierre and Thomas Young, transports us into the jazzy world of George Gershwin on June 22. Finally, June 23 is dedicated to a special evening with interpretations of jazz classics by different artists.

Practical information
RESONANCES FESTIVAL
From June 7 to 23, 2024
Sainte-Chapelle - 10, boulevard du Palais 75001 Paris
From €49, TR €29, - 10 years €15
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