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Because

With Because, Réginald Mobley and Baptiste Trotignon present an artistic encounter as bold as it is natural: a vibrant dialogue between a countertenor of rare sensitivity and a pianist-improviser of boundless imagination. Together, they move freely across the boundaries of early music, jazz and pop, revisiting major works with a ...

Ça part en fugue – Le live !

Real answers to false questions: that is the approach Cécile Poss takes in her captivating series Ça part en fugue. Legends, rumours, and clichés are examined through questions and investigations, combining historical facts, surprising anecdotes, and historians’ testimonies to shed light on what we think we know. A lively and ...

Winner of the Musiq3 Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition

By the time you read these lines, you will no doubt already know the name of the Audience Prize winner of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, dedicated to the cello this year. At the Festival Musiq3, however, it is the audience who decides! In their day, you might have heard artists ...

Fanto & Lou

“Stories often begin with: ‘once upon a time’. The trouble with stories that begin with ‘once upon a time’ is that they never really happened. Have you ever seen pumpkins turn into carriages in real life? Cats that talk and walk around in seven-league boots? Young girls who sleep for ...

Autour

As a prelude to the Sunday evening closing concert, the Musiq3 Festival offers a special moment, open to all. A bonus concert, free of charge, that reflects the very DNA of the festival: providing a stage for the artists of tomorrow. We are particularly delighted to welcome the Duo Altiler, a ...

Cric Crac, on met la terre en vrac

Mira and Mireille lead a perfectly peaceful life. They dig tunnels, build, and tear down again. In the dark, underground, the moles find their way with ease. When they are suddenly driven from their home because of the construction of a supermarket, there is only one solution: mobilisation! Cric Crac, ...

Camille El Bacha & Naghib Shanbehzadeh

Camille El Bacha (France/Lebanon) and Naghib Shanbehzadeh (Iran) form a rare and incandescent duo that makes musical traditions meet without ever eclipsing one another. Their creation gives rise to a music that is at once learned and instinctive, meditative and vibrant, carried by the deep breath of a piano shaped ...

Open Road

Inspired by Vivaldi’s iconic masterpiece, Open Road reimagines the timeless cycle of nature as a journey of encounters and exchanges. Violinist Lorenzo Gatto and his ensemble Karavan bring together musicians from diverse backgrounds to create a vibrant dialogue between classical tradition and contemporary expression. The programme weaves original compositions by ...

100 % Debussy

Debussy’s silence is neither emptiness nor nothingness. It envelops the enigma of the world. The connection between Debussy and poetry is profound: not only through the friendships the composer forged with numerous poets, but also through the mystery of his music, which seems to speak to the deepest reaches of ...

Rio

On the occasion of the release of her album RIO, Gaëlle Solal invites you to an anthology of premieres, celebrating one of the great musical traditions born in Rio de Janeiro. The journey begins with previously unpublished arrangements by the pianeiro Ernesto Nazareth, highlighting the fusion of classical and popular ...
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