Tuesday 29 September, 19:30

Mon Brassens Préféré

Booking Required

Julien Sigalas revisits the songs of Georges Brassens in an intimate, poetic show alongside multi-instrumentalist Francis Colaud. The duo reimagines classics and lesser-known pieces with wit and musical inventiveness, blending humour and lyrical intimacy while remaining faithful to Brassens’s spirit. The performance intersperses anecdotes about the songwriter’s life and craft, creating a warm, conversational atmosphere that highlights vocal nuance, acoustic arrangements and subtle theatricality.

In French.

Rue de la Servette 2,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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