Wonderful World

Distribution: Christian-Pierre La Marca, cello and artistic direction Yann Arthus-Bertrand, images Nathanaël Gouin, piano Musicians of the Orchestre de Paris L’Auditorium, an emblematic hall at La Sei

Distribution:

Christian-Pierre La Marca, cello and artistic direction

Yann Arthus-Bertrand, images

Nathanaël Gouin, piano

Musicians of the Orchestre de Paris

L’Auditorium, an emblematic hall at La Seine Musicale, captivates with its immersive 360-degree architecture, inspired by the vineyard model, offering unique proximity between artists and audience. A true acoustic gem, it hosts an ambitious programme dedicated to great repertoire works, recitals, and exceptional musical projects. Season after season, La Seine Musicale’s resident orchestra, Insula orchestra, and its guest season, develop a strong artistic identity there. These exceptional ensembles share the stage with internationally renowned soloists and emerging young talents, making each concert a unique moment. At the crossroads of tradition and creation, the Auditorium’s programming fully reflects the dynamism and openness of the current classical scene.

“Each in our own way, we can act for a better world.” With these words, cellist Christian-Pierre La Marca invites us, for the duration of a concert, to resonate with the splendours of the repertoire, adapted for the occasion to his instrument, so close to the human voice that it immediately touches our hearts. Its voluptuous and magnetic sound draws us into an incredible musical odyssey through all eras of music history, from the heights of baroque and classical to the enchanting melodies of minimalists, not forgetting the irresistible standard What a Wonderful World. The musician has conceived this concert-show as a journey where musical masterpieces will dialogue with images by photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand and inspiring texts on nature preservation. Through its power to unite us around beauty, and through the emotions it inspires, music can be the driving force behind our actions for change.