Paris-Prague

Name: Paris-Prague
Telephone: 04 78 95 95 95
Start: 2026-10-20
End: 2026-10-20

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Last updated date : 26/06/2026

Cello, flute, and organ: an unusual combination. And yet, what wonders these three artists have unearthed for us! A program with a distinct fin-de-siècle feel, featuring Debussy, Widor, and Dvořák, with a picturesque detour through Brazil and Catalonia.

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Whether Dvořák immerses us in the tranquility of the Bohemian forest (“Waldesruhe”) or Lili Boulanger in that of a dreamy night (“Nocturne”), whether Villa-Lobos draws us into the playful exoticism of his “jet flute” or Jean-Baptiste Robin into the hypnotic, crystalline flow of his *Rouages du temps*, this program is deeply poetic. It also features two composers linked to the history of the Auditorium’s organ: Charles-Marie Widor of Lyon, whose Eighth Symphony premiered on our organ (then at the Palais du Trocadéro), and the dazzling genius Jehan Alain, who died on the front lines at the age of 29. These works find their ideal interpreter in Gabriele Agrimonti, titular organist at the Church of Saint-Louis-des-Français in Rome.

Program
Claude Debussy, Syrinx
Improvisation à l’orgue
Lili Boulanger, Nocturne
Antonín Dvořák, Waldesruhe*
Antonín Dvořák, Danse slave op. 72/2*
Charles-Marie Widor, Symphonie pour orgue n° 1 : VI. Méditation*
Charles-Marie Widor, Symphonie pour orgue n° 8 : VII. Finale
Jehan Alain, Trois Mouvements pour flûte et orgue
Pablo Casals, Le Chant des oiseaux
Heitor Villa-Lobos, Assobio a játo
Jean-Baptiste Robin, Les Rouages du temps