Name: Sky !
Start: 2026-02-14T09:30:00
Location: Philharmonie de Paris

February 2026 marks a remarkable month for music aficionados, as the Orchestre de Paris presents a captivating array of concerts and workshops. From the grandeur of Tchaikovsky and Strauss to the intimate charm of chamber music by Bach and Ravel, these events are set to engage audiences at the Philharmonie de Paris and beyond. With performances by distinguished artists like Kirill Gerstein, Paavo Järvi, and Oksana Lyniv, alongside masterclasses for budding musicians, this month's lineup is an unmissable celebration of orchestral and chamber music excellence.

Cultural Symphony: Orchestre de Paris Celebrates Music Through February 2026

Orchestre de Paris

With Tchaikovsky's galvanizing Concerto No.1, one of the most pampered in the repertoire, and Strauss's pictorial Alpine Symphony, this program takes us to the peaks!

Orchestre de Paris / Semyon Bychkov

Philharmonie de Paris

From piccolo to contrabassoon, the musicians of the Orchestre de Paris offer us an alchemy of registers and timbres in this ‘curious quintet’ which, exploring Bach, Bizet and Ravel, is really a curious quintet!

Curious Quintet

As immaterial as the air and sky, and just as necessary, music has always had an affinity with the night, the stars and the clouds. A celestial and poetic concert for all the family! 

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Children's Violin Workshop - Heaven!

It's a privilege to hear Paavo Järvi premiere in France the score he himself created for one of his compatriots, before moving on to the most poignant of Bartók's cello works and one of his most popular pages.

Orchestre de Paris / Paavo Järvi

Organized as part of the Ukrainian Festival 2026, this exceptional concert combines the lyricism of Sibelius with the grandeur of Dvořák, and includes a world premiere!

Orchestre de Paris / Oksana Lyniv

It certainly takes the quick-silver fingers of Yunchan Lim to embark on the adventure of Rachmaninov's Concerto No.2, accompanied this evening by the splendid Symphony No.2 and a fascinating transcription.

Orchestre de Paris / Klaus Mäkelä

Just after conducting him in Rachmaninoff, Klaus Mäkelä reunites with Yunchan Lim to plunge, accompanied by soloists from the Orchestre de Paris, into the feverish adventure of Schumann's Quintet.

Schumann

Cité de la Musique

The blend of sacred and profane, spirituality and passion, characterizes the aesthetics of the Baroque New World. Just follow the choral momentum and throw yourself wholeheartedly into the blaze!

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