32 singers, the Tonnerre Harmony Orchestra and Choeur du Tonnerrois for a “concert of nations” with, among others, Finlandia (Sibelius), Jérusalem (Hubert Parry), America (Bernstein), Va pensiero (Verdi)

A program around melodies from France, America and Germany, some very well known, others more rare...

Meredith Monk Night fall ; Eric Whitacre Waternight ; Philip Glass Three songs pour choeur a cappella ; Camille Saint-Saens Calme des Nuits ; Gabriel Fauré, Alexander L’Estrange (arrgment) Après un rêve ; Gabriel Fauré, Claude Debussy, Brice Légée (arrgment): Clairs de Lune ; Claude Debussy, Trois chanson ; Franz Schubert, Christophe Looten (arrgment): Erlkönig ; Camille Saint-Saens , Thibaut Perrine (Arrgment) Danse macabre

32 chanteurs, l'Orchestre d'harmonie de Tonnerre, le choeur du Tonnerrois et la Maîtrise de Dijon pour un concert réunissant des oeuvres d'Offenbach, Sibelius, Grieg, Verdi, Bregovic, Gimenez....

A program around melodies from France, America and Germany, some very well known, others more rare...

Meredith Monk Night fall ; Eric Whitacre Waternight ; Philip Glass Three songs for a cappella choir ; Camille Saint-Saens Calme des Nuits ; Gabriel Fauré, Alexander L’Estrange (arrgment) Après un rêve ; Gabriel Fauré, Claude Debussy, Brice Légée (arrgment): Clairs de Lune ; Claude Debussy, Trois chanson ; Franz Schubert, Christophe Looten (arrgment): Erlkönig ; Camille Saint-Saens , Thibaut Perrine (Arrgment) Danse macabre

Opening concert
Multilatérale - Agustin Castellon Molina, Creation
Les Métaboles - Haas, 3 liebes gedichte
Multilatérale - Sarah Nemtsov, Verlassene Orte / Berlin 
Les Métaboles - Pascal Dusapin, Semino
Multilatérale - Bruno Mantovani, Chamber concerto n°2
Mozarteum - Henry Fourès, Sommerbericht - pour 6 percussionnistes

Concert at Modern Art Museum

Les Métaboles - Luciano Berio, Sequenza 3 - for solo voice Émilie Husson
Multilatérale - Anne Castex, Automate III - for solo harp Aurélie Saraf
Les Métaboles - Tom Johnson, Counting duets - for two voices Laura Muller & Paul-Alexandre Dubois
Multilatérale - Bernhard Gander, Soaring souls - pour cello and bass
Les Métaboles - Marc-André Dalbavie, Ligne de fuite -for solo voice Marco Van Baaren
Multilatérale - Johannes Maria Staud, Sydenham Music - for harp, alto, flute
Les Métaboles - Murray Schafer, Magic songs - for six voices

Concert of restitution of the compositions of the students of the Academy

Concert of restitution of the compositions of the students of the Academy

Created in 1930, the Symphony of Psalms testifies to Stravinsky's fervent return to religion. Unclassifiable, “this prayer that bites, this prayer of steel” as Leonard Bernstein described it, completes a fresco of piety of great evocative force, like a wall of icons sculpted in the harmony of an alliance with summit between Les Métaboles and the Strasbourg Philharmonic Orchestra.

Les Métaboles and Léo Warynski shine the spotlight on the repertoire for multiple choirs. The principle of writing separate choirs experienced its Baroque golden age under the vaults of the Sistine Chapel – witness Allegri’s Miserere for two choirs, the sacred works of Marc-Antoine Charpentier, who admired these polyphonies during his trip to Italy, or Orazio Benevolo’s Missa tu es petrus, for four choirs, recently resurrected by Les Métaboles. Composed on the same principle of spatialization, Love by Juta Pranulyte will echo them.

Les Métaboles, in small numbers, present Romance du Soir, a series of concerts to showcase the gems of a cappella vocal music, from the Renaissance to the 20th century.

Les Métaboles, in small numbers, present Romance du Soir, a series of concerts to showcase the gems of a cappella vocal music, from the Renaissance to the 20th century.

This concert invites you on a captivating sound journey with exceptional works. Luigi Nono, in Das Atmende Klarsein for choir, flute and electronics, explores the limits of breathing and sound clarity, creating an immersive and meditative atmosphere. In contrast, Les Prophéties des Sybilles by Roland de Lassus, a work for choir, transports us to the Renaissance with its rich harmonies and prophetic texts, offering a deeply moving and spiritual musical experience

This concert invites you on a captivating sound journey with exceptional works. Luigi Nono, in Das Atmende Klarsein for choir, flute and electronics, explores the limits of breathing and sound clarity, creating an immersive and meditative atmosphere. In contrast, Les Prophéties des Sybilles by Roland de Lassus, a work for choir, transports us to the Renaissance with its rich harmonies and prophetic texts, offering a deeply moving and spiritual musical experience.

With the support of the Ernst von Siemens Foundation