- It is a festive concert that combines classical music and jazz, exploring the worlds of Vienna and Broadway with many guest artists.
The concert "Pierre Génisson & Friends – From Vienna to Broadway" La Seine Musicale on Saturday, February 6, 2027 - 8:30 PM
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What to expect
Attending Pierre Génisson & Friends – From Vienna to Broadway means experiencing much more than a concert: it is an immersion into a musical world where styles meet, interact and reinvent themselves. This show brings together renowned artists around an original programme that creates a dialogue between the European classical tradition and the vitality of jazz and American musicals. An evening designed as a vibrant celebration of music in all its forms.
Led by clarinettist Pierre Génisson, this project highlights an instrument often described as a chameleon. The clarinet becomes the guiding thread of a sonic journey crossing eras and continents. At times refined in the spirit of Viennese salons, at others free and rhythmic like in New York jazz clubs, it perfectly embodies the idea of bridges between musical genres.
A musical journey between classical elegance and Broadway energy
An exceptional artistic encounter
This show also stands out through the presence of numerous guest artists from a variety of backgrounds. Singers, instrumentalists and performers share the stage to create a true artistic family. This diversity brings a unique richness to the programme and transforms each piece into a moment of connection and emotion.
The audience will discover renowned performers capable of exploring both the classical repertoire and popular standards. This combination of great voices, virtuoso musicians and musical staging gives the concert a lively, warm and accessible dimension.
A journey between Vienna and Broadway
The common thread of the show is based on a simple yet powerful idea: connecting two iconic musical worlds. On one side, Vienna, the birthplace of European musical Romanticism, with composers such as Mozart, Brahms, Schumann and Poulenc. On the other, Broadway and its dazzling universe, filled with swing, jazz and songs that have become legendary thanks to artists such as Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.
Between these two poles, the concert builds subtle bridges. Classical works engage inThis show has been designed to appeal to a wide audience. It is not an academic concert, but a vibrant experience where music is shared with simplicity and enthusiasm. The aim is to allow everyone, whether an experienced music lover or simply curious, to dialogue with popular standards, demonstrating that music transcends stylistic boundaries. Gershwin and Bernstein naturally serve as links between these two worlds, embodying this fusion between classical music and American music.
A lively and accessible musical experience
This show has been designed to appeal to a wide audience. It is not an academic concert, but a vibrant experience where music is shared with simplicity and enthusiasm. The aim is to allow everyone, whether an experienced music lover or simply curious, to fully enjoy the moment.
The energy of the show comes from the diversity of the pieces performed and the connection between the artists. Instrumental passages blend with vocal moments, creating a dynamic rhythm that keeps the audience engaged from beginning to end. The overall effect is one of fluidity and rare artistic freedom.
Practical information
The show Pierre Génisson & Friends – From Vienna to Broadway takes place at La Seine Musicale, on Île Seguin in Boulogne-Billancourt. This modern venue, renowned for its cultural programme, hosts large-scale international productions in a setting designed to provide excellent acoustics and a close connection with the artists.
The performance is scheduled for the evening at 8:30 PM, allowing audiences to fully enjoy the musical experience in the best conditions. The concert lasts approximately 1 hour 20 minutes without an interval, ensuring a continuous immersion in the world of the show.
Prices and booking
Tickets are available from €10, making this event particularly accessible considering the artistic quality presented and the number of performers gathered on stage. This pricing allows a wide audience to discover an exceptional musical production without financial barriers.
As ticket resellers, it is important to highlight that demand for this type of show is often high. The presence of renowned artists and the rarity of this type of hybrid programme attract a diverse audience. Booking in advance therefore helps secure your place and choose the best available seating options.
Why it is important to book
This show is one of those events that combines artistic prestige with accessibility. The combination of a prestigious line-up, an original concept and an iconic venue generally results in strong attendance.
Booking ahead not only guarantees your participation but also allows you to enjoy the event with peace of mind, without last-minute constraints. It is also an opportunity to treat yourself to a unique cultural evening that goes beyond traditional formats and offers a true musical journey between two major worlds.
An evening not to be missed
Pierre Génisson & Friends – From Vienna to Broadway stands out as a unique musical event. By combining the richness of the classical repertoire with the energy of jazz and musical theatre, the show offers an open and modern vision of music.
It is an evening where styles intertwine, where artists share the stage with generosity and where the audience is invited to travel without leaving their seats. A complete artistic experience, driven by emotion, virtuosity and the joy of sharing.
An exceptional musical evening to experience as a group
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Experience together a journey between Vienna and Broadway with Pierre Génisson and his prestigious guests. A unique experience combining classical and jazz, ideal for groups wishing to share a powerful cultural moment. Fill in the form and book your place now.
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