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Following two sold-out concerts at the Église du Saint-Esprit, Voice2gether returns to this Parisian stage on 19 December for a Christmas concert that blends traditional gospel, soul, R&B and urban sounds. A choir that has notably performed alongside Mariah Carey on stage and contributed to Christina Aguilera's Christmas album.

For many, gospel brings to mind negro spirituals, the big choir robes and the legendary scenes of Sister Act. Voice2gether lays claim to this heritage, with staples such as Oh Happy Day or This Little Light of Mine, but does not limit itself to them. The choir also takes you into a resolutely modern gospel, in the vein of what is heard today in the United States, with soul, R&B and urban sounds.

From traditional gospel to contemporary sounds

On the programme are songs by the Sunday Service Choir and Kirk Franklin, key figures of contemporary gospel, but also several emblematic pieces from Mariah Carey's repertoire, which Voice2gether accompanied on stage in Paris. Among them are Joy to the World, All I Want for Christmas Is You and Jesus, What a Wonderful Child.

Traditional Christmas carols are not forgotten either. They, too, are reworked with new harmonies and arrangements that give them a distinctive energy.

A lively, energetic show

Here, there is no question of standing still behind music stands. Under the direction of Gabriel Atangana, Voice2gether's charismatic choir director, some thirty singers take to the stage in a show where voices, soloists and dance answer one another. Choreographer Seu signs the staging and brings a genuine choreographic dimension to the evening.

A choir with prestigious collaborations

Over the course of its career, Voice2gether has taken part in a great many experiences and collaborations. The choir contributed to Christina Aguilera's Christmas album, shared the stage at the Stade de France with JUL and Ninho, and introduced its world to the wider public through several television programmes, from Star Academy on TF1 to Les Stars chantent Noël on M6.

In 2025, its two directors, Frédéric Hodgi and Mélissa Toto, were also named Chevaliers of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres.