Name: Coffee Break #3
Start: 2026-05-07T15:00:00
Location: Opéra Comédie

Noëlle Gény

Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier

Bachir lives on Rue Broca in Paris. What he wants more than anything is a bicycle. But his father, Saïd the grocer, can't give him one yet... Fortunately, Bachir has a powerful ally: Scooby-Doo, his magic doll, who—blindfolded!—sees more clearly than everyone else. Scooby-Doo embarks on a fabulous world tour in search of the perfect bicycle: a tiny bicycle, made of camel hair, with two wheels, made of owl hair, and a bell, made of shrimp hair... A quest full of humor, friendship, and surprises! Carried by the fresh voices of the Petite Troupe d'Opéra Junior, this miniature opera by Jean-Michel Damase is a gem of tenderness and inventiveness. As a bonus, a few songs from Marelles punctuate the show with lovely poetic interludes. A moment of musical theater as funny as it is moving, for dreamers of all ages.

Scooby-Doo etc.

Théâtre Jean Vilar

Sometimes telling yourself that you would like to sing or play an instrument, discovering by chance the Opera Orchestra's workshop offerings, daring to sign up and realizing from the first meeting at the beginning of the season how happy you are to participate. After months of work, learning, laughter, and exchange, finally being ready to share your passion for music and perform on the stage of the Opéra Comédie. They are amateurs in the noblest sense of the word: they love. All of them, thanks to their commitment and their will, show how accessible musical practice is and how much the emotion it arouses is shared.

All on stage: A Family Resemblance

Opéra Comédie

As every year, come and meet us at the Opera Orchestra stand, Place du nombre d'or! Our teams will be delighted to give you our new 25•26 season brochure, and to provide you with information on the program, our subscriptions and various rates.

Antigone of Associations 2025

United by exceptional orchestral mastery, two creative minds converse across eras and styles: the romantic ardor of Louise Farrenc meets the timeless splendor of Mozart to better captivate you. Forgotten for too long, the composer deploys in her Third Symphony, created in 1847, a fiery energy coupled with remarkable melodic inventiveness. As for Mozart, his monumental "Jupiter" Symphony represents his final and masterful contribution to the symphonic genre. His final fugue presents us with themes of unparalleled purity and embodies the apogee of classical balance. Let yourself be carried away by the power of the strings, the richness of the brass and the vivacity of the woodwinds of your Orchestra, in this concert where each note tells a story.

Mozart #41

Fancy a coffee break like no other? The artists of the National Opera Choir and their choirmaster Noëlle Gény offer you a musical (and gourmet!) break during your day. Join us at 2:30 p.m. for a coffee before the concert!