Benjamin Grosvenor © Andrej Grilc
Benjamin Grosvenor © Andrej Grilc
Benjamin Grosvenor © Andrej Grilc
Benjamin Grosvenor © Andrej Grilc

Benjamin Grosvenor piano 

Benjamin Grosvenor’s very British class shines in the art of the sonata.

Dates

  1. Friday 4 December 2026 - 8:00 PM

Mozart Sonata No. 13 K. 333
Beethoven Sonata No.14 Op. 27 No.2 « Moonlight » 
Liszt Petrarch’s Sonnets (excerpts from Années de Pèlerinage, Year 2 – Italy) 
Chopin Sonata No. 2 « Funeral March » 

About


His previous performance of Chopin’s Sonata No. 2 on the stage of the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées caused quite a stir! “It takes a few moments to recover one’s composure, time to realise that the twenty or so minutes of this Sonata in B flat minor were a journey into another temporal dimension, where the pianist transformed this work into a great piece with broadened horizons,” wrote the astonished musicologist Alain Lompech. While record collectors will recall that his recording of Petrarch’s Sonnets for Decca earned him a Diapason d’Or award at the start of the decade, Parisians will discover how Benjamin Grosvenor approaches Mozart’s Linz and Beethoven’s Moonlight. Not to be missed.

Jeanine Roze Production

Prices

  1. CAT. 1 75 €
  2. CAT. 2 55 €
  3. CAT. 3 40 €
  4. CAT. 4 28 €
  5. CAT. 5 10 €
  6. CAT. 6 5 €

CAT. 4: reduced visibility
CAT. 5: severely reduced visibility
CAT. 6 : tickets for listening / on sale at the box office 1 hour before the performance

Dates

  1. Friday 4 December 2026 - 8:00 PM

Prices

  1. CAT. 1 75 €
  2. CAT. 2 55 €
  3. CAT. 3 40 €
  4. CAT. 4 28 €
  5. CAT. 5 10 €
  6. CAT. 6 5 €

CAT. 4: reduced visibility
CAT. 5: severely reduced visibility
CAT. 6 : tickets for listening / on sale at the box office 1 hour before the performance