Classical opera and dance concert halls France

Founded in 1985, this beautiful musical ensemble celebrated its 25 th anniversary in October 2009. Initially, composed of a single string quartet, he enriched the instruments of a wind quintet to form one of the musical ensembles that enriched the diversity and dynamism of the ducal city throughout the world. Exploring an immense repertoire of classic and contemporary parts, this training is constantly inviting us to discover a world heritage without limits. Welcoming prestigious soloists, facing demanding works, Ensemble Stanislas always knows how to pull the right rope from the game thanks to a complicity that won't play concert together.

Facing Blue Cedar and Argenté Silver at the Hautdul ', this concert area and shows for current music, electro, reggae, rock, hip-hop, dub, metal, is a place that makes waves of enthusiasm in young people. The main hall of a surface 140 m 2 with a stage of 45 m 2, equipped with a governance, sound material and high quality lighting and high performance acoustics, offers important possibilities for musicians wishing to repeat their melodies, test their agreements, (and note the effect produced by their music on the public) has become very quickly a privileged place by the musicians. the spectators. Every weekend, a concert that configuration is held here and the programming is very eclectic, there are for all tastes. For any information concerning programming: [email protected] - Maxime Leduc.

Tango Swing et Bretelles, aka TSB, has enlivened Montcelli autumn for many years. In 2024, this musical festival changed its name (not yet revealed at the time of writing) and shortened its duration, condensing to three days, from September 26 to 28. It also concentrates on a single venue, the Embarcadère. What remains unchanged, a tradition too deeply rooted for Montcelliens, is the Foire aux grattons, which will celebrate this greasy culinary specialty on Saturday in the Place de l'Eglise.

Made of concrete, wrapped in mahogany wood, it has the shape of a violin's resonance box. Designed by Rudy Ricciotti, the Auditorium has natural acoustic qualities. It welcomes nearly 300 people for concerts, world music, theater or dance. It is managed by the Soufflerie, which has 3 venues: the Auditorium, the Barakason, and the municipal theater. On the program for 2023: Célimène Daudet's piano, Cédric Cherdel's choreographies, Erwan Keravec's bagpipe players... Program 2024 to discover online!

A true masterpiece of Reims' architectural heritage, the Reims Opera House was built in 1866 by Alphonse Gosset, according to a model characteristic of Italian theatres. Partially destroyed by bombing during the Great War, the building was entirely restored in 1931 in an Art Deco style. Admire the sublime 7.50 m diameter glass roof signed by Edgar Brandt in the theatre. The shows, from baroque to contemporary, will seduce all audiences: ballets, operettas, jazz, and even musical tales for young and old.

A brand new showroom that opened in 2011. The gauge, adjustable, contains 299 seated persons and 600 standing persons. Its programming is that of a city theatre with theatre, dance, humor and music. Gradually the programming of this room opens more to the song and becomes a beautiful concert hall that should attract great names from the national scene in the next seasons.

The Eccentric Theatre offers a lively, inventive, rich and character programming. It is a varied plateau with an interesting line in French song, with the theatre of young regional companies, world music and dance. Internships are organized for students wishing to open up to the world of theatre. The performances are open to everyone in addition to entry prices that defy competition through very advantageous formulas. The place for floor on the boards and entertainment at low prices!

Musical or non-musical theatre, dance, film-concerts, magic or comedy shows, concerts, whether classical, jazz or even current music, Le Piaf is the cultural hall of Bernay. Inaugurated in October 2018, it offers a programme to say the least varied, with the regular intervention of artists known around the country, and even the world! Note the retransmission of the operas of the institution in Rouen, and shows outside the walls, such as poetic walks in the abbey.

In early May, Montceau-les-Mines is the heart of the Overseas Festival in Burgundy, which aims to highlight the role of Saône-et-Loire in the abolition of slavery. One of its highlights in 2024 will be a recital by Marie-Claude Bottius. This lyric artist from Martinique has put together a show highlighting the abolitionist writers, musicians and composers of ^19th-century French opera. It's a beautiful musical historical plunge.

A musical, magical and romantic evening in unusual places? Come and listen to talented musicians illuminated by the light of hundreds of candles on modern themes: tribute to Coldplay, Goldman or Queen. In winter, the Candlelight collective welcomes you to the Palais de la Méditerranée; in summer, it's in the Temple of Love in the splendid Parc Chambrun. Regular events are also organized in the incredible Château de Crémat on the theme of film music. With your head in the stars, live a moment suspended to the sweet sounds of orchestras.

Fancy listening to Sacred Music in Nantes? Every year, this Nantes-based musical association offers us a real "season". The Sacred Music concert season runs from September to June and features the choirs of Nantes Cathedral. With the regular participation of organists and specialized professional musical ensembles. Children and adults from the cathedral choirs take part in concerts aimed at all audiences. The repertoires covered span the entire history of music, from the Middle Ages to the present day. Concerts take place at Nantes Cathedral and the Chapelle de l'Immaculée, among other venues! Pending the reopening of the cathedral (following the fire), the concerts are relocated as a "mobile season", and they always take us on a journey to the heavens! The full program is online.

An exceptional venue in an equally exceptional setting: the Radio France Auditorium is located in the house of the same name. The 1,461 seats are arranged in balconies around a central stage, itself surmounted by a huge organ, with particular attention paid to the location: the audience farthest from the stage is only 17 meters away. A unique experience.

La Seine Musicale is a group of buildings in the shape of a ship located on the Ile Seguin. Opened in 2017, it is dedicated to music and offers a varied program accessible to all audiences. La Seine Musicale houses several venues, including the Patrick Devedjian Auditorium, the Grande Seine, the Parvis, the Petite Seine and the Salle Riffx. La Seine Musicale is easily accessible by public transport, and also has restaurants and bars for on-site dining.