Chopin Schubert par Thom Poirier

Come and discover a programme dedicated to Chopin and Schubert, performed by Thom Poirier at the Eglise Saint-Julien le Pauvre, an ideal setting for classical music.

Pianist Thom Poirier offers an exploration of the works of two giants of Romanticism, Frédéric Chopin and Franz Schubert. Chopin, a 19th-century Franco-Polish composer, is famous for his solo piano pieces, particularly his nocturnes, waltzes, and polonaises, which combine virtuosity and lyricism. Schubert, an Austrian contemporary, is renowned for his lieder, but also for his piano sonatas and impromptus, characterised by their melodic depth and expressiveness.

During this concert, Thom Poirier will highlight the nuances and emotions specific to each of these composers. His interpretation promises to bring out the delicacy of Chopin's phrasing and the harmonic richness of Schubert. The audience will be able to appreciate the artist's technical mastery and sensitivity, inviting attentive listening in the reverberant acoustics of the Eglise Saint-Julien le Pauvre.

This recital is aimed at classical music lovers, eager to rediscover emblematic works in a historically rich venue. The Eglise Saint-Julien le Pauvre, with its intimate atmosphere and unique acoustics, offers a setting conducive to immersion in the world of these composers. It is an opportunity to experience a serene and contemplative musical moment in the heart of Paris.