Photo : Alexandre Beuzeboc
New Worlds Concert by Le Quatuor Alma
Forget everything you thought you knew about the clarinet as this daring quartet pushes the boundaries of their instrument. From the classic elegance of Dvorak to the rhythmic pulse of Bernstein, expect a concert that feels both refreshingly modern and beautifully timeless.
Le Pavillon de la Sirène (Paris 14th)
About
The Quatuor Alma performs Nouveaux mondes at Le Pavillon de la Sirène on Friday, December 11, 2026. Featuring four clarinetists, the concert highlights the unique versatility of the instrument through a curated selection of original works and transcriptions by Bernstein, Gershwin, Dvorak, and Connesson. This hour-long musical experience is open to all, with tickets available from 5€ to 12€. Attendees should note that the venue is fully accessible, welcoming individuals in wheelchairs as well as those with visual, hearing, or cognitive impairments through dedicated accommodations.
The Quatuor Alma brings together four clarinetists driven by the desire to promote their instrument
through original repertoire, but above all through the singularity of its transcriptions. "New
Worlds" will be an opportunity to reflect this approach with the addition of unpublished pieces by Bernstein and Gershwin, framed on one hand by Dvorak's "American" string quartet, and on the other by the breathtaking "Prelude et funk" by Connesson
Our take on this event
Experience the artistry of the Quatuor Alma on Friday, December 11, 2026, as they take the stage at Le Pavillon de la Sirène. From 20:00 to 21:00, the ensemble explores the expressive range of the clarinet, performing a program that balances the American quartet by Dvorak with compositions by Bernstein, Gershwin, and the energetic Prelude et funk by Connesson.
Tickets are priced at 12€ for general admission, 8€ for the reduced rate, and 5€ for children under 12. The organizers ensure the event is inclusive for all music lovers, providing full wheelchair accessibility and specific adaptations for guests who are blind or partially sighted, those with cognitive disabilities, and sign language users.
