This weekend, audiences were treated to a recital entitled ‘L'amour du chant’, featuring Sabine Devieilhe and Mathieu Pordoy in a musical journey from Franz Liszt to Édith Piaf, via Schubert and Strauss.
The artist Lémofil presented an open stage entitled ‘Ce que je te laisserai’. The event provided an opportunity for musical reflection, with readings of texts and poems accompanied by improvisation from pianist Martin Vigne.
The weekend was punctuated by a series of events, concerts and a masterclass. The Académie's masterclass, led by Sabine Devieilhe, Mathieu Pordoy and artists from the Académie de l'Opéra-Comique, gave participants an opportunity to discover the transmission between musicians and singers and the secrets of technique and vocal work.
The participatory concert ‘Comme ça vous chante’ was an artistic event for everyone. Singers from the public were able to perform alongside professionals, creating a unique and enriching experience.
The ‘Bébés choeurs’ concert for 0-3 year olds gave the youngest children and their families a chance to discover the Opéra-Comique and its repertoire in a different way, led by Iris Thion-Poncet and the Ensemble Entresilences.
The Maîtrise Populaire's public classes gave the public an opportunity to discover and participate in the multidisciplinary teaching approach of the Maîtrise Populaire, under the artistic direction of Sarah Koné and her teaching team.
