Coordinated by Stan Breynaert, this evening presents two PrePro projects by student artists CHIARA and GABRIEL, showcasing distinct musical worlds and personal approaches to composition and performance. The programme foregrounds experimentation and close artistic exchange, with the performers sharing emerging work while receiving attentive feedback from external experts. Staging favors immediacy and listening, alternating intimate moments and expansive soundscapes to create a reflective, exploratory atmosphere that reveals the creative processes of tomorrow’s musicians.

Christophe Godin and his team invite participants to take the stage, unleash roaring riffs, and trade blazing solos in an evening of raw live energy. Whether playing or watching, expect an electric, generous and unpredictable performance where musical passion is embraced wholeheartedly and with kindness. The repertoire offered encourages spontaneous collaboration, playful improvisation and an intense shared experience among musicians and audience.

Led by Théodore Monnet, this open mic celebrates the francophone jazz songbook—Sacha Distel, Claude Nougaro, Maurane and others—inviting singers and instrumentalists to share songs that inspire them. Accompanied by Carine Tripet (voice), Théodore Monnet (accordion) and François Torche (drums), the evening privileges musical exchange, live expression and diverse repertoires. Original compositions are welcome, fostering collaboration between performers and the audience.

In French.

Coordinated by Stan Breynaert, this evening presents two PrePro projects by eMa students, revealing diverse musical worlds and personal artistic visions. Young artists stage intimate, exploratory performances shaped by individual approaches, while external experts offer attentive feedback that feeds the creative process. The program emphasizes experimentation, ensemble interplay and refined sonic textures, inviting listeners into fragile, evolving soundscapes and the formative moments of artists at the threshold of professional life.

Matthieu Llodra and Valentin Liechti reunite as a duo to revisit their electronic roots in a set that blends improvised performance with the rhythmic energy of House, Jungle and Broken Beat. Drawing on fifteen years of collaboration, they offer a dance-focused homage to 1990s club culture, where live interplay and spontaneous textures meet propulsive grooves and layered samples. The evening promises an exploratory, club-oriented soundscape that balances nostalgia with improvisational freedom.

Presented as part of a two-night spotlight series, this concert brings together Louis Billette 6tet and Mohs with guests Fanny Martin and Arthur Hnatek. The programme explores contemporary jazz textures, blending warm acoustic phrasing, inventive improvisation and lyrical songs. The sextet’s subtle dynamics meet Mohs’s modern sensibility, with guest contributions adding vocal and instrumental colour. Expect intimate interplay, spontaneous dialogues and a refined, Franco‑Swiss musical conversation.