Concert du Nouvel An - Les Valses de Johann Strauss

New Year's Concert featuring the Waltzes of Johann Strauss

Emperor Waltz, Unter Donner und Blitz, Wine Woman and Song, Tales from the Vienna Woods, Voices of Spring

Waltz, Wiener Blut, Roses From the South, Artist’s life

Pizzicato Polka, Loslassen by C.M Ziehrer

The Blue Danube, Radetzky March

The Orchestre Hélios is a professional musical ensemble based in Paris, founded in 2015 by Paul Savalle with the aim of bringing classical music to a wide audience in emblematic heritage venues. The orchestra is committed to an approach that combines artistic excellence, accessibility, and the promotion of cultural heritage. Composed of professional musicians from major French and European ensembles, the Orchestre Hélios performs an extensive repertoire, ranging from Baroque masterpieces to great Romantic works, as well as major sacred and symphonic pieces. Programmes are designed to offer the public an immersive musical experience, highlighting both the richness of the works performed and the exceptional acoustics of the venues that host them. The Orchestre Hélios stands out for its presence in historic Parisian buildings, particularly churches and monuments of significant cultural influence. This artistic and heritage choice creates a dialogue between music, architecture, and spirituality, while attracting a broad audience, bringing together international visitors, spectators seeking discovery, as well as classical music lovers and connoisseurs. In parallel with these concerts in heritage venues, the Orchestre Hélios also performs in concert halls, thus expanding its dissemination formats and artistic possibilities, to cater to a diversity of audiences and projects. Beyond concerts, the Orchestre Hélios develops regular collaborations with choirs, soloists, and renowned artists, as well as projects of various kinds.