Schubert, Symphonie Inachevée – Beethoven, Symphonie n° 7 - Orchestre des Champs-Élysées

The Great Works Schubert, Unfinished Symphony – Beethoven, Symphony No.

7 Orchestre des Champs-Élysées – Philippe Herreweghe Tuesday 9 March 2027 8:30 pm Cast: Orchestre des Champs-Élysées Philippe Herreweghe, conducting Program: Schubert, Unfinished Symphony Beethoven, Symphony No.

7 The Auditorium, an iconic hall at La Seine Musicale, captivates with its immersive 360-degree architecture, inspired by the vineyard model, offering unique proximity between artists and audience.

A true acoustic setting, it hosts an ambitious program dedicated to the great works of the repertoire, recitals and exceptional musical projects.

Throughout the seasons, the resident orchestra at La Seine Musicale, Insula orchestra and invited artists, develops a strong artistic identity.

These exceptional ensembles share the stage with internationally renowned soloists and emerging young talents, making each concert a singular moment.

At the crossroads of tradition and creation, the Auditorium's programming fully reflects the dynamism and openness of the current classical scene Two visions of nascent Romanticism: one introspective and poignant, the other more ardent and conquering, to be experienced in the historical interpretation of the Orchestre des Champs-Élysées and its founding conductor Philippe Herreweghe, returning to La Seine musicale to illuminate the authenticity and modernity of two major works.

Known and recognized in early music, Herreweghe has actually been evolving in the midst of 19th-century scores for a long time. He has indeed recorded a magnificent integral of Beethoven's symphonies. But first, the evening will open with Schubert's Symphony No.

8, fascinating in its mystery. Unfinished, it unfolds in two movements a poignant lyrical intensity, in a perpetual play of shadow and light, characteristic of the composer. Murmured and grave, it then becomes tender song