Et si Mozart avait entendu du Jazz

What if Mozart had heard jazz offers an unprecedented encounter between two musical worlds that seem to have everything in opposition.

This show questions the history of music by imagining an anachronistic and bold dialogue between the classical repertoire of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and jazz harmonies. On stage, artists Marc-Étienne, Chloë Roy and Rodolphe Wuilbaut take over the performance space to deliver this original reinterpretation, oscillating between academic rigour and the freedom of improvisation.

The audience is invited to take their seats in the Le Lissiaco auditorium to attend this performance that breaks down boundaries between genres. The tone is both curious and inventive, favouring discovery and attentive listening. This proposition is aimed at all enthusiasts of artistic curiosities and aesthetic crossovers, eager to hear well-known works from a completely renewed angle during this programme.