Les 4 Saisons de Vivaldi Extraits, Ave Maria, Célèbres Adagios

Programme: 'Divertimento in D major, K. 136' by Mozart, 'Les Airs Bohémiens' by Sarasate, Vivaldi's Les 4 Saisons, 'Winter', 'Carmen' by Bizet, arranged by Sarasate, 'Crisantemi' by Puccini, 'Pizzicato Polka' by Strauss, 'Clair de Lune' by Debussy, 'Chaconne' by Vitali, 'Légende' by Wieniawski, 'Ave Maria' by Caccini, 'Canon' by PachelbelThe Orchestre Hélios is a professional music ensemble based in Paris, founded in 2015 by Paul Savalle with the aim of bringing classical music to a wide audience in emblematic heritage venues. The orchestra combines artistic rigour, accessibility and the promotion of cultural heritage.

Made up of professional musicians from leading French and European ensembles, the Orchestre Hélios performs a broad repertoire, ranging from baroque masterpieces to major works of the Romantic era, by way of key works of the sacred and symphonic repertoire. Its programmes are designed to offer audiences an immersive musical experience, highlighting both the richness of the works performed and the exceptional acoustics of the venues that host them. The Orchestre Hélios stands out for its presence in historic Parisian buildings, notably churches and monuments of major cultural significance. This artistic and heritage-focused choice creates a dialogue between music, architecture and spirituality, while attracting a broad audience that includes international visitors, curious spectators, and music lovers and knowledgeable classical musicians.

In parallel with these concerts in heritage venues, the Orchestre Hélios also performs in concert halls, broadening its formats of dissemination and its artistic possibilities, in order to serve a diversity of audiences and projects.