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Concert 'Nous Sommes le Vent' by the La Sirène concert band and Hormê
Prepare for a sonic whirlwind as one of the city's oldest harmony orchestras joins forces with a jazz quartet for an unforgettable performance. Their collaborative composition channels the raw intensity of weather patterns, shifting from mysterious mists to powerful storms through melodic storytelling. This is a rare chance to hear high-caliber musicians pushing boundaries in an electrifying, wind-swept soundscape.
Théâtre Sylvia Montfort (Paris 15th)
About
On Saturday, December 5, 2026, the Sylvia Montfort Theater presents the musical performance Nous Sommes le Vent. This unique collaboration brings together the La Sirène de Paris wind orchestra, featuring over seventy musicians, and the jazz quartet Hormê. From 18:00 to 19:00, the ensemble explores soundscapes composed by Rozann Bézier, inspired by meteorological elements and shifting climates. The event is designed to be fully inclusive, offering specific accessibility features for blind or visually impaired guests, those with cognitive disabilities, and users of sign language, ensuring an engaging experience for everyone in attendance.
A musical gust sweeps over the Left Bank, led by the beating drums of the La Sirène de Paris concert band. Founded in 1874, this amateur orchestra, one of the oldest in the capital, brings together more than seventy musicians in repertoires that bridge classical and contemporary music. With the creation 'Nous sommes le vent' (We are the wind), they offer an original collaboration with the jazz quartet Hormê - trombone, guitar, double bass, drums - to stir the imagination. The repertoire, built around the compositions of Rozann Bézier, draws shifting landscapes, crossed by breaths and flashes.
These fiery works plunge into the heart of climatic elements, from mists to storms, with unprecedented emotional intensity.
Under the direction of William Le Sage, the La Sirène de Paris concert band reveals here all its sensitivity and its taste for collective dynamics. True to its mission, it defends more than ever a living musical practice, where popular music and contemporary creation dialogue.
Our take on this event
The La Sirène de Paris wind orchestra, a historic ensemble established in 1874, joins forces with the jazz quartet Hormê—comprising trombone, guitar, double bass, and drums—for this special program. Directed by William Le Sage, the performance features compositions by Rozann Bézier that translate the intensity of weather patterns, from mist to storms, into musical forms. This collaboration highlights the orchestra’s dedication to blending classical heritage with contemporary jazz expression.
The concert takes place on Saturday, December 5, 2026, at the Théâtre Sylvia Montfort in the 15th arrondissement. Attendees can expect a one-hour show running from 18:00 to 19:00. Tickets are available through the venue’s box office with a flexible pricing scheme ranging from 5 to 10 euros. The organizers have prioritized accessibility, providing a performance that is adapted for blind or visually impaired individuals and those with cognitive disabilities, while also incorporating sign language to welcome a diverse audience.
