Saturday 10 October, 20:00

Charity Concert — Misatango for Ukrainian Orphans

Led by composer-conductor Martin Palmeri, this performance of his Misatango gathers a large amateur choir, soloist Céline Rimet, pianist Valentine Mercier, bandoneonist Jérémy Vannereau and the William Garcin string orchestra. The music blends liturgical severity and tango rhythms, creating tense, tender passages that shift from intimate whispers to surging climaxes. The evening frames a communal gesture of solidarity, using the power of voice and ensemble color to evoke compassion and resilience.

Avenue des Communes-Réunies 5,
1212 Lancy
Photo Credit: DR
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Photo Credit: DR

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