Evening concerts ans shows

Nave of the Musée d'Orsay
To celebrate the museum’s 40th anniversary, Living Architecture will transform the nave into a show-stopping fusion of science and art. A giant mapping design, inspired by the cell research conducted at the CytoMorpho Lab, brings the architecture to life during two exceptional evenings blending music, narration, images and emotions.

Auditorium of the Musée d’Orsay
 
The inspiration behind this concert is the artist Blanche Derousse, to whom the museum devoted an exhibition in 2023-2024. Her watercolor, Paysage au ciel nuageux (Landscape with a cloudy sky), set the tone for the program orchestrated by Karine Deshayes, Théo and Pierre Foucheret for this evening concert in the auditorium.

Auditorium of the Musée d’Orsay
 
The exhibition ‘Renoir and Love’ is an opportunity to celebrate Debussy, a musician whom Renoir regarded highly, and the affinities between art and music. For this concert, Sandrine Piau and the Psophos Quartet perform a polished program, naturally featuring Debussy, as well as Chausson, Chabrier and Lili Boulanger.

Auditorium of the Musée d’Orsay
 
For the cycle Renoir and music and echoing the exhibition ‘Renoir and Love’, the Pelléas Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Benjamin Lévy, presents an entertaining and light-hearted program. It gives pride of place to operettas and the style of music played at ‘guinguettes’, the traditional riverside cafés so enjoyed by Renoir, who captured simple, everyday joys.

Auditorium of the Musée d’Orsay
 
Marie-Nicole Lemieux returns to the Musée d’Orsay for a recital in conjunction with the exhibition ‘Renoir and Love’. Accompanied by Daniel Blumenthal on the piano and Tony Nys on the viola, the Canadian mezzo-soprano explores the myriad nuances of love through Brahms and Massenet, blending passion, mysticism and tenderness.