L'ours et son orchestre : concert découverte

Two musicians from the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris offer a discovery concert for children aged 3 to 6.

Violinist Déborah Nemtanu and clarinetist Florent Pujuila, both members of the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris, transport you into the musical world of The bear and his orchestra.

The duo illustrates David Litchfield's tale with musical excerpts from works by Mozart, Bartók, Zorn, Lewin, as well as klezmer themes and moments of jazz improvisation. Deborah Nemtanu, Solo violin Deborah Nemtanu began violin at age four.

After winning the CNSMD Paris competition unanimously in 2001, she has received numerous international awards. Since 2005, she has been solo violin of the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris.

Curious and passionate, Deborah Nemtanu goes further: directing the orchestra herself, she values the connection between herself as soloist and the musicians, giving the concerto a true chamber spirit.

Deborah Nemtanu plays a 1740 Domenico Montagnana violin, generously loaned by Monceau Investissements Mobiliers, a Monceau Assurances group company.

Florent Pujuila, Solo clarinet After studies at the CNSMD Lyon under Jacques Di Donato, two worlds opened to him that would continue to coexist in his career: classical music on one hand, jazz and improvisation on the other.

Winner of several international prizes, Florent Pujuila is today solo clarinet of the Orchestre de Chambre de Paris and professor at the CRR of Rueil-Malmaison.

Passionate about creation, his current focus concentrates on three recording projects released in 2025, including the complete chamber music of Robert Schumann recorded for his beloved label B Records.

fr/pro/agendayourcenar or with librarians; Credits: David Lichtfield @ Belin Jeunesse; Credits: Orchestre de Chambre de Paris