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SONORE FESTIVAL #3, a unique sound exploration festival at the Théâtre Silvia Monfort
Third edition of the Sonore Festival! Three days to listen closely and let sound take center stage. A playful and unbridled discovery festival, where sound creation becomes a playground to be explored from every angle. Here, no boundaries: aesthetics cross, formats reinvent themselves, experiences arise in the present. Jazz, electronics, percussion, vocals, rock... Everything is experienced up close with the audience, in all spaces of the theater and its surroundings.
Théâtre Silvia Monfort (Paris 15th)
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PROGRAM
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2026
7:30 PM La Fanfort – brass band, jazz – garden / 20 min / free admission
8:30 PM Myotis V, Anthony Laguerre & les Percussions de Strasbourg – rock noise – main hall / 1h / from €5 to €20
9:45 PM Jam session – jam – garden
On Friday, November 6, the third edition of the Sonore Festival opens with a bang, to the rhythm of La Fanfort, the festive group from the Théâtre Silvia Monfort, led by Clea Torales, Antonin Leymarie, and Fabrice Theuillon.
Then, a change of atmosphere with Myotis V. Surrounded by the high-flying musicians of the Percussions de Strasbourg, the troublemaker Anthony Laguerre, composer and musician, transforms the drums into an instrument with unsuspected resources. Imperceptible amplified sounds, resonances, vibrations, and silences compose music that is as physical as it is delicate. An immersive and spectacular listening experience that invites us to curiosity and enchantment.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2026
5:30 PM / 6:15 PM / 7 PM Musical Naps Au fil de l’eau, Thomas Nguyen (ages 7+) studio / 30 min / flat rate €5
8 PM Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp – supporting act Myotis, Anthony Laguerre – jazz punk, rock noise – main hall / 2h30 / from €5 to €20
– in partnership with the Centre culturel suisse. Paris
10:30 PM Jam session – jam – garden
As an introduction to this second day of the festival, dream for a while with a musical nap Au fil de l’eau composed by Thomas Nguyen: close your eyes, get comfortable, and let yourself be carried away. Under headphones, a harp, a voice, and a soundscape compose a moment of calm and pleasure. Between poetry and daydreaming...
Then, it's time to party! The Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp celebrates two decades of an extraordinary musical adventure this year, with a generous and jubilant concert, driven by the communicative joy of playing together. Fueled by folk, jazz, African rhythms, rock, brass, and marimbas, its music makes influences dialogue in an irresistible surge of sharing.
Beforehand, the evening opens with the solo Myotis by Anthony Laguerre as a support act, a fascinating exploration of the resonances of the drums.
The evening continues after the concert with an open jam session led by a trio of musicians, Louise Frago, Alexandre Bamba, and Alex Charoud: join the trio for a participative and improvised concert/jam, without any aesthetic or skill constraints.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2026 – KIDS SONORE
2 PM Whistling workshop with Bertrand Causse (ages 5+) studio / 1h / free upon reservation subject to the purchase of one or more tickets for the show La Vie bien accordée de Rémy Pinson
3 PM La Sirène en fanfare – brass band, pop – location to be announced / 45 min / free admission
4 PM La Vie bien accordée de Rémy Pinson, Thomas Nguyen – musical tale – (ages 5+) main hall / 50 min / from €5 to €15
On Sunday, the festival ends with a day of musical discoveries to experience as a family. The La Sirène brass band, a group gathering up to thirty musicians around an eclectic repertoire, opens the festivities with fervor.
Then La Vie bien accordée de Rémy Pinson, for which Thomas Nguyen, the new associate composer of the Théâtre Silvia Monfort, wrote the score, tells the story of a man whose daily life changes with the arrival of music. Supported by a narrator, a whistler, and a string quintet, this musical tale celebrates the power of sounds and closes the festival in style.
To accompany your discovery of La Vie bien accordée..., let yourself be surprised by a whistling workshop on Sunday, November 8 at 2 PM! What if you turned your lips into an instrument? Guided by Bertrand Causse, protagonist of Rémy Pinson and a whistler since childhood, discover the art of whistling. Explore a surprising and musical practice, accessible to everyone.
Our take on this event
Prepare to challenge everything you thought you knew about sound as this avant-garde festival takes over a corner of the city. From experimental percussion pieces that transform physical space to dreamlike audio journeys, every performance here is designed to intrigue. Cap off your nights by picking up an instrument and joining the musicians for an open, spontaneous jam session.
From November 6th to 8th, 2026, the Théâtre Silvia Monfort hosts the third edition of the Festival Sonore, a unique event dedicated to acoustic exploration. Throughout this three-day festival, audiences can discover a wide range of musical genres, including noise rock, jazz, fanfare, and immersive soundscapes, all within the vibrant setting of the 15th arrondissement. Whether you are looking for experimental live performances or family-friendly activities, the festival offers a diverse schedule. Please note that the whistling workshop on Sunday is free with a reservation, provided you have also purchased a ticket for the musical tale La Vie bien accordée.
The Festival Sonore returns to the Théâtre Silvia Monfort for an eclectic three-day journey into sound. The event kicks off on Friday, November 6th, with the lively Fanfort brass band in the garden, followed by a powerful performance from Myotis V featuring Anthony Laguerre and the Percussions de Strasbourg in the main hall. Tickets for the main shows range from 5:00 to 20:00.
Saturday, November 7th, begins with relaxing musical naps, followed by a high-energy performance by the Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp, celebrating twenty years of musical adventure. The evening concludes with an open jam session in the garden, welcoming musicians of all levels to join the improvisation.
Sunday, November 8th, is dedicated to family discoveries. The day features the brass band La Sirène and concludes with the musical tale La Vie bien accordée. Attendees can also participate in a specialized whistling workshop led by Bertrand Causse at 14:00. Ticket prices for the Sunday show range from 5:00 to 15:00.
