Sunday Morning Concerts

The Modigliani Quartet are in fine company with the viola player from the Ebène Quartet and the cellist from the Belcea Quartet.

Victor Julien-Laferrière is in good company and in conversation with Beethoven and Schumann.

Benjamin Grosvenor channels his Mephistophelian virtuosity.

Denis Podalydès invites the familiar voices of his family, friends, professional and romantic encounters.

Handel’s evergreen hit for flute and voice.

Edgar Moreau and David Kadouch in perfect harmony.

Shani Diluka and François Morel revisit Jean de Brunhoff’s animal kingdom. A timeless childhood classic.

A celebration of the seasons with Emmanuel Pahud and some chamber musician friends.

A Sunday outing with the Trio Wanderer, from Haydn to Chopin.

A morning exploring Chopin’s 24 Preludes with pianist Roger Muraro.

The Hanson Quartet bridges the gap between Shostakovich and Beethoven’s opus 131.

Ensemble Diderot and Johannes Pramsohler bring us a pure gem from the English vocal repertoire.

Adam Laloum plays Schubert, of course, but also Chopin’s Fantasies.

A Sunday morning devoted entirely to Chopin with François Dumont and the Pražák Quartet.

Maxim Emelyanychev and violinist Aylen Pritchin travel from Brahms to the great plains of Grieg’s Far North.

Benjamin Grosvenor continues his Sunday Morning musical explorations with Chopin.

Prokofiev’s classic musical tale continues to enthral and enchant all generations. 

The Belcea Quartet invites the brilliant cellist Nicolas Altstaedt to accompany it on a journey through time from Boccherini to Schubert. 

A morning with Denis Podalydès and Pierre-Laurent Aimard, two men of letters and lovers of music.

The assured talent of young pianist Alexandra Dovgan who is equally at home with Bach or Rachmaninoff and Scriabin.