Wednesday 16 December, 20:00

Lynda Lemay & Jean-Félix Lalanne

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Presented by SoProd, this intimate guitar-and-voice concert pairs Québecois singer‑songwriter Lynda Lemay with French guitarist Jean‑Félix Lalanne. Rooted in the chanson française tradition, their collaboration blends Lemay’s poignant storytelling with Lalanne’s instrumental virtuosity. Recorded as an album in early 2026, the repertoire shifts between tender ballads and intricate guitar dialogues, favouring warm, close acoustics and sparse arrangements that highlight lyricism and technique.

In French.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: DR

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