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Panis Angelicus, Ave Maria, The Four Seasons...<p> <strong>Program :</strong><br> Cesar Franck as Panis Angelicus<br> Gounod/Caccini: Ave Maria<br> Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons<br> Paris Classik Orchestra<br> Stéphane Henoch, Violinist of the French National Orchestra<br> Claire Cervera, Mezzo-Soprano<strong><br><br></strong> The genesis of the Paris Classik orchestra stems from a long-standing friendship between the musicians who compose it. <strong><br>Bertrand Cervera</strong> , soloist with the Orchestre National de France, founded the Paris Classik orchestra in 2008, produced by Euromusic. This was an opportunity for him to forge a strong group dynamic and return to a smaller, more intimate ensemble, rediscovering the joy of chamber music. The Paris Classik orchestra is imbued with a breath of fresh air, embracing Baroque, Classical, and contemporary music, firmly believing that music is alive, a matter of dialogue, truth, sparks, and vibrations. Performing over one hundred concerts a year, notably during the Sainte-Chapelle concert season in Paris, the orchestra is comprised of soloists from leading Parisian ensembles.<br> Embark on an exhilarating musical journey into the heart of classical music. Paris Classik invites you to an experience that blends tradition and emotion, set to the sounds of Vivaldi's masterpieces and the powerful melodies of Schubert and Caccini. The performance of the Paris Classik Orchestra makes every note vibrant and authentic, transporting you to a world where the magic of sacred Christmas carols intertwines with the profound depths of classical music. Treat yourself to an immersion in timelessly beautiful melodies that awaken the soul and celebrate the holiday season with passion.<br> Come and discover the interpretation of the PARIS CLASSIK orchestra during an unforgettable concert.</p><p><br> <strong>Stéphane Hénoch, violinist of the French National Orchestra</strong><br> After studying at the Paris Conservatory, Stéphane Hénoch joined the French National Orchestra, with which he performed both in France and abroad under the baton of the greatest conductors such as Bernstein, Muti, Maazel, Masur, Haitink...<br> Alongside symphonic music, he likes to venture into other worlds such as jazz (Grapelli, Legrand, Le Lann...) film music (Legrand, Desplat...) and the Paris Classik ensemble.</p><p> <strong>Claire Cervera, mezzo-soprano</strong><br> Claire Cervera, mezzo-soprano, began her studies with the piano. After obtaining her First Prize from the Conservatory, she continued with studies in classical percussion and opera singing at the CRR in Paris and then at the Geneva University of Music. Once she had earned her degrees, she began her career in several opera workshops and performed in various opera houses.<br> Specializing in chamber music, she often performs with the Paris Classik quartet at the Sainte Chapelle.<br><br> <strong>Namely:<br></strong> Free for children under 12</p>