At the Auditorium Patrick Devedjian, located in La Seine Musicale, Boulogne-Billancourt.
The show "Beethoven / Bruch" La Seine Musicale on September 24 and 25, 2025
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Discover the Insula Orchestra conducted by Laurence Equilbey, performing Bruch and Beethoven on period instruments. Enjoy an exceptional program with concerto and Symphony No. 5, on September 24 and 25, 2025 at La Seine Musicale. Tickets from €10 to €45 available now.
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What to expect
La rentrée culturelle s’annonce brillante avec un rendez-vous à ne pas manquer pour tous les amoureux de musique classique : le concert Beethoven / Bruch, proposé par l’Insula Orchestra sous la direction inspirée de Laurence Equilbey. Prévu pour les 24 et 25 septembre 2025 à 20h00, cet événement se tiendra dans le cadre prestigieux de l’Auditorium Patrick Devedjian, au cœur de La Seine Musicale à Boulogne-Billancourt. Plus qu’un simple concert, c’est une expérience musicale immersive qui vous attend.
Immerse Yourself in an Exceptional Musical Evening at La Seine Musicale
A Rare and Striking Program
The concert program stands out for its balance between symphonic power and intimate lyricism. It opens with Die Loreley, a dramatic overture by Max Bruch inspired by the famous German legend. This will be followed by one of the few concertos written for such a unique combination: clarinet and viola. Also composed by Bruch, the piece will spotlight two outstanding soloists: Pierre Génisson on clarinet and Miguel da Silva on viola.
In the second half, prepare to be swept away by the epic intensity of Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, arguably the composer’s most iconic work. Its four legendary notes – “ta-ta-ta-taa” – embody the struggle against fate and the triumph of the human spirit. This timeless masterpiece will be performed in a particularly ambitious version, featuring not only the Insula Orchestra, but also the young talents of the Insula Camerata, a new orchestral academy founded to nurture emerging musicians.
Bold and Committed Artistic Direction
At the podium, Laurence Equilbey brings her luminous vision of classical music. Renowned for her rigorous musical choices and pioneering work with period instruments, she offers a sensitive and historically informed reinterpretation of the Romantic repertoire. Her bold decision to unite two orchestras on the same stage—blending experience with youth—adds rare educational and artistic depth to the concert.
This project is fully aligned with La Seine Musicale’s mission to democratize culture, combining artistic excellence with accessibility. It pays tribute to musical heritage while opening the stage to a new generation of performers. For the audience, it's a chance to rediscover major works from a fresh perspective.
A Prestigious Venue Dedicated to Music
Located on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt, La Seine Musicale is one of the leading contemporary hubs for musical culture in the Paris region. Its Patrick Devedjian Auditorium, known for its exceptional acoustics and comfort, offers an intimate proximity to the performers. Whether seated in the balcony or the stalls, every seat promises a high-quality sonic experience.
Getting to La Seine Musicale is easy: by public transportation (line 9, bus, tram T2) or by car with nearby parking options. The venue is also fully accessible to persons with reduced mobility.
Key Practical Information
The two performances will take place on Wednesday, September 24, and Thursday, September 25, 2025, at 8:00 PM sharp. Doors open 40 minutes prior to the concert, and attendees are encouraged to arrive early to pass through security checks (Vigipirate measures in effect).
The concert runs for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including an intermission allowing guests to relax in the venue’s foyer. A complimentary cocktail will be offered to attendees under 28 during the September 25 performance—an initiative that highlights the venue’s commitment to younger audiences.
As for ticketing, prices start at €10, making the event accessible to a wide audience. Prices vary depending on seat selection, with a maximum of €45 for the best seats. Early booking is highly recommended, as this kind of event draws a broad audience and tickets sell out quickly.
Why Book Now?
Attending this concert is more than just hearing Beethoven or Bruch—it’s about living a shared experience in an exceptional setting, brought to life by world-class artists. The rarity of the program, the presence of a dual orchestra, and the leadership of Laurence Equilbey make this a highlight of the 2025 season. The launch of the Insula Camerata further elevates the significance of these two dates.
Booking your seat now means securing a good spot and enjoying the best prices. It’s also a great way to plan a rich cultural outing for the start of the season—whether alone, with a partner, or with friends. Whether you’re a passionate music lover or simply curious, this concert is an invitation to reconnect with the power of classical masterpieces in a contemporary setting.
Don’t Miss This Unique Evening
This event brings together all the elements of an unforgettable night: an iconic venue, magnificent works, dedicated artists, and an original format. On September 24 and 25, let yourself be carried away by the magic of Beethoven and Bruch at La Seine Musicale. Music, more than ever, is reaching out to you.
Book your tickets today to experience a performance that will be remembered as a key moment of the cultural season.
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