Tchaïkovski

Great Works Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 5 – Ravel – Mozart Stuttgarter Philharmoniker Wednesday 3 November 2026 8:30pm Distribution: Stuttgarter Philharmoniker Ruth Reinhardt, conducting Magdalene Ho, piano Programme: Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin Mozart, Concerto for Piano No.

13 Tchaikovsky, Symphony No. 5 The Auditorium, an emblematic hall of La Seine Musicale, seduces with its immersive 360-degree architecture, inspired by the vineyard model, offering unique proximity between artists and audience.

A true acoustic gem, it welcomes an ambitious programming dedicated to great repertoire works, recitals and exceptional music projects. Over the seasons, the resident orchestra at La Seine Musicale, Insula orchestra and its guest season, develops a strong artistic identity there.

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

At the crossroads of tradition and creation, the Auditorium's programming fully reflects the dynamism and openness of the current classical scene.

Magdalene Ho, at the piano, and Ruth Reinhardt, on the podium, have devised a fascinating journey with the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra: true to their singular approach to the repertoire, they have brought together a captivating trio of composers, uniting French refinement with Russian romanticism via divine Mozart.

The incredible instinct of the young pianist and the imagination of the German conductor, a rising star with already solid reputation, revisit the repertoire with passion and intelligence, exploring all the sonic and expressive qualities of the works.

Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin, a tribute to the luminous elegance of 18th-century music, resonates with a resolutely sensual harmonic depth. Mozart's Concerto for Piano No. 13 testifies to a perfect balance between lyricism and theatricality, with the piano dialoguing with the