Camille Saint-Saëns - The most learned of our pop artists

Exactly one hundred years ago (1921), Camille Saint-Saëns passed away, the most celebrated French composer of his time and the father of French concert music and one of the greatest melodists in history. In 2021, the musical world will pay homage to this universal figure of music through countless concert tributes, culminating in a "Saint-Saëns World Tour" at the Philharmonie de Paris on 15 June, a unique opportunity to rediscover the composer’s symphonic poems conducted by François-Xavier Roth, amongst other concert highlights. In support of these events, the publishers Durand Salabert Eschig have published a synthesised exploration of his work, penned by the great international Saint-Saëns specialist, the Canadian musicologist Sabina Ratner, available here below:

Have you received our newest brochure featuring twentieth-century orchestral masterpieces? 

The dense schedule of innovative creations on the screen inspired by our repertoires and our composers, echoing traditions, of silent cinema, cartoons, and television series, that have been rediscovered with fresh eyes (and ears) through the fascination of our time for the motion picture: this encourages us to invite you to discover, each month, from now on the most remarkable initiatives.
 

Allow yourself to be surprised and find all the highlights of musical creation of January, premieres, covers, residencies, workshops, etc. in our schedule below!

Allow yourself to be surprised and find all the highlights of musical creation of December, premieres, covers, residencies, workshops, etc. in our schedule below!