Created by Jennifer Walshe, Some Thinking & Feeling is a work for voice, analogue voice, synthesizer and an experimental fanfare, performed by Ensemble Contrechamps. The piece juxtaposes acoustic and electronic timbres, moving between fragile vocal textures and bold brass eruptions. Through precise notation and theatrical presence, it explores listening, timbre and collective dynamics, inviting focused attention on sound, gesture and ensemble interplay.
Brass and woodwind textures weave through a varied concert programme led by the Harmonie de Genthod-Bellevue. The community ensemble explores classical transcriptions, contemporary wind repertoire and spirited marches, balancing refined ensemble colour with lively rhythmic drive. Expect rich harmonies, precise articulations and moments of soaring lyricism as the musicians shape dynamic contrasts and communal energy. An immersive musical experience that celebrates wind-band tradition and collective artistry.
Seilen leads an electro‑inflected set blending hip-hop and soul, joined by collaborator Djagacida. The artist’s avant‑garde approach channels a rich cultural heritage through complex rhythms, reflective and socially engaged lyrics, and evolving sonic textures. Recent singles “Nightmares”, “Spiraling”, “Do You” and “Genesis I” map an expanding discography. The performance balances propulsive beats and intimate passages, inviting listeners into a vivid, connective sound world.
In French.
Can we truly take advantage of everything?
After a serious accident, Georges, a real estate developer, finds himself trapped in Frida and Micheline’s apartment at 13 rue Lepic in Paris, in the building that houses his real estate company. The businessman has a logical mind; his life revolves around seizing every opportunity. This event will turn his life upside down, challenge his beliefs, and reveal him to himself… Never say never…
In French.
Led by the trio La Nouvelle Saison, this intimate apéro-concert blends English pop-folk ballads with songs in French and Italian. Stéphanie Palazzo’s luminous voice and piano intertwine with Alex Lodo’s guitar and Giacomo Grandi’s cello, creating warm, travel-tinged textures. The performance favors close listening and gentle dynamics, moving from delicate simplicity to rich, resonant swells. Its atmosphere is convivial and reflective, inviting shared moments and subtle emotional shifts.
Directed by François Marin, this intimate staging examines the fraught passion between Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt against the moral upheavals of Nazi Germany. Mario Diament’s text, adapted by André Nerman, traces a forbidden love between a philosopher and his student, probing complicity, memory and the struggle to reconcile heart and conscience. Sabrina Martin and Frank Semelet inhabit the roles with spare, intense performances, supported by a precise, austere mise en scène that foregrounds emotional conflict and ethical ambiguity.
In French.
Created collectively by the company À l’Ouest with Guillaume Pidancet, this inventive staging reimagines Charles Perrault’s Bluebeard for families. Performed in a mobile truck‑theatre that becomes a ‘suitcase of dreams,’ the production blends playful storytelling, poetic imagery and close‑up interaction to transform a dark tale into a gentle exploration of curiosity and trust. The intimate ensemble features Pierre Boulben, Hugo Braillard and Loubna Raigneau.
In French.
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