A monograph Francesco Filidei, composer who has established himself for a decade as one of the most eminent figures of Italian creation, through Métaboles and the Ensemble intercontemporain, under the direction of Léo Warynski.

Another Look at Harmony by Philip Glass, performed by the ensemble Les Métaboles under the direction of Léo Warynski, combines with the visual creation of Céline Diez and Clément Debailleul, offering a concert show where music and image interact in an unprecedented way and offers a immersive and sensory experience.

The title, Another Look at harmony, invites us to rethink harmony by combining auditory and visual perceptions. This project is a free poetic reverie around the infinitely large and the infinitely small, exploring the cyclical dimensions of time so dear to Glass's work. Far from being limited to a simple illustration, the visual creation develops a dialogue with the music, broadening the listener's horizon through a sensitive and renewed perception.

 “It is not enough to hear the music, you must also see it,” wrote Stravinsky… The music becomes a painting, the image a melody, thus creating a form of total art where the senses intermingle, offering the viewer a journey through sound and visual landscapes.

Restitution concert of the 100% Chorale project in Gray
With Riselène Pince, soprano; Cyrille Lerouge, countertenor and Gladys Roupsard, choir director

Program: Music & nature

Les Métaboles will be for the first time at the Haut Jura Music Festival, which is dedicated to ancient music. Nine centuries of music, from the Gregorian roots of polyphony to the classical period.

100% Choral restitution concert in Auxerre
With Naomi Couquet, viola; Felipe Carrasco Lutz, bass and Louis Gal, choir director

Program: A little prince, Coralie Fayolle

100% Choral restitution concert in Auxerre
With Naomi Couquet, viola; Felipe Carrasco Lutz, bass and Louis Gal, choir director

Program: A little prince, Coralie Fayolle

Après un rêve gives pride of place to imagination, dreams, beauty and emotions. From Josquin Desprez and Nicolas Gombert, masters of polyphony, to the romantic sensibility of Brahms and Fauré, through the impressionist harmonies of Debussy and Ravel, and the contemporary music of Élise Bertrand and Ondrej Adamek, Après un rêve offers a panorama of vocal music where each work invites us on a sensitive journey.

La Cité de la Voix, a national vocal arts center located in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, has been offering professionalization initiatives for young singers and choir directors for several years. its fourth edition, in June 2025, will be led by Léo Warynski and Simon Carrington.

A restitution concert will take place on Friday June 27 at the Cité de la Voix

Les Métaboles and the Academy of Choir Directors of the Cité de la Voix in Vézelay are offering a major concert featuring American and French music from the 20th and 21st centuries.

Chants libres is the festival proposed by the Bettencourt - Schueller Foundation

Chants libres is the festival proposed by the Bettencourt - Schueller Foundation

Les Métaboles are participating for the first time in the Évian Musical Meetings for a program around the composer Maurice Ravel

ARCO is a binational composition academy, an association between GMEM-Marseille and the Universität Mozarteum of Salzburg.

A hypnotic work, Another Look at Harmony is an extraordinary experience of time and listening, both rooted in its multiple references to the music of the past and enhanced by the intact modernity of Philip Glass's repetitive style. Following a recording at the Cité de la Voix, Léo Warynski extends his passionate exploration of the American composer's work through a uniquely staged concert, in homage to the dialogue between the arts.

Visit the sublime Basilica of Sainte-Marie-Madeleine during the Rencontres musicales de Vézelay to discover a new version of Mozart's Requiem and Philippe Hersant's contemporary piece, À Mnémosyne, created in 2024

Après un rêve gives pride of place to imagination, dreams, beauty and emotions. From Josquin Desprez and Nicolas Gombert, masters of polyphony, to the romantic sensibility of Brahms and Fauré, through the impressionist harmonies of Debussy and Ravel, and the contemporary music of Élise Bertrand and Ondrej Adamek, Après un rêve offers a panorama of vocal music where each work invites us on a sensitive journey.

In the bustling New York of the 1970s, the young Philip Glass, then in search of an innovative style, would find in the choral music of the Italian Renaissance the source of a polyphony rich in astonishing modernism. From there would be born an emblematic, minimalist and repetitive style, in which the listener dives, gets lost, finds himself and ends up transformed. And who better than Léo Warynski and his magnificent choir Les Métaboles to immerse us in this music, making it resonate with a new work by Andrea Basily?