A vocal and dance performance in which animal elements and voices emerge in a shamanic realm, set to the music of Murray Schafer and Tormis.
From Desprez to Adámek, a thoughtful and poetic journey spanning from the Renaissance to contemporary works.
An immersive experience centered on the work of Philip Glass. A captivating musical and visual performance.
Villa-Lobos, Leite, Grau, and Onyeji are featured alongside traditional Maori, Zulu, and Guinean songs: a warm, choral journey around the world to celebrate Christmas.
Philip Glass et Lucinda Childs: two key figures of American minimalism brought together in this masterful work.
A vocal journey spanning three centuries of history, from Lassus’s Prophéties des Sybilles to Debussy.
Alongside Giulia Lorusso’s composition, works by female composers ranging from the 16th to the 21st century.
A choral program exploring resilience, hope, and compassion, culminating in Scarlatti’s Stabat Mater.
Great works by Maurice Ravel transcribed for choir, showcasing the playful spirit of our singers.
From Poulenc to Bernstein, a delicate dialogue between silence, prayer, and choral energy.
A sparkling journey through Christmas traditions in Europe, South America, the Caribbean, and Africa.
Jarrell, Meïmoun, Palestrina, and Filidei to celebrate the centennial of Pierre Boulez.
A concert featuring the works of Francesco Filidei, one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Italian music.
Politically engaged works by Luigi Nono and Elżbieta Sikora against political violence and injustice.
From twilight to pitch darkness, a program dedicated to the night and all its mysteries.
A cappella works that celebrate nature—by turns fantastical, contemplative, and harmonious…
A journey through the history of Portuguese music, from the golden age of Portuguese polyphony to Emmanuel Nunes.
Opening concert of the Manifeste Festival, featuring a screening of Thierry De Mey's film.
Internationally renowned soloists and young artists join forces with Les Métaboles to celebrate the voice.
A tribute to brevity, even within traditional genres such as opera and cantata.
In Light of Lassus’s Prophéties and Castiglioni’s Musica: The Poetic Fragments of Luigi Nono.
From Tchesnokov to Pärt, a journey in which Russian sacred traditions are reinvented in a contemporary light.
Singer-songwriter Sami Yusuf presents a concert that blends various musical and sacred traditions.
A tribute to 20th- and 21st-century American vocal music, brought to life through scent by Quentin Bisch.
Moving, major works by Luigi Nono, Salvatore Sciarrino, and Luzzasco Luzzaschi.
A labyrinth of voices and languages with dramatic power, from Cavanna’s Mass to Poulenc.
From Tallis to Filidei, with a detour through Mahler—a grand vocal odyssey celebrating the choir!
Featuring cellist Marc Coppey, a fascinating program centered on the theme of metamorphosis.
Transcriptions of major works from the repertoire and contemporary pieces by Gérard Pesson.
Luigi Nono's Later Works: Electronic Experimentation and Political Consciousness.
A composition by Édith Canat de Chizy as a prelude to masterpieces by Saint-Saëns, Hahn, and Debussy.
Tributes to the genius of Johann Sebastian Bach by Mendelssohn, Grieg, Leymane, Nystedt…
A one-person play—an unidentified operatic object—by Yann Robin, Yannick Haenel, and Arthur Nauzyciel.
