Shakespeare's Songs

Shakespeare's verses find their match in these ethereal choral arrangements, perfectly captured within the city's best-kept acoustic secret. It is a rare chance to experience the Bard's work through pure, soaring harmonies that resonate long after the final note.

Experience the musical world of Shakespeare on Sunday, October 11, 2026, during a special performance part of the Festival Érard. Hosted at the Salle Érard in the 2nd arrondissement, this concert features the Maîtrise de Paris choir performing a program dedicated to the playwright's legacy. Led by conductor Edwige Parat, the performance includes musical accompaniment by Clémence Chabrand on piano, Françoise de Maubus on harp, and Saskia Lethiec on violin. This ticketed event runs from 11:00 to 13:00, offering classical music enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore these thematic compositions in an intimate setting.

The Festival Érard presents Shakespeare's Songs, a concert dedicated to the lyrical works inspired by the Bard. This performance takes place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at the historic Salle Érard, located at 13 rue du Mail, 75002 Paris.

Under the direction of Edwige Parat, the Maîtrise de Paris delivers an evocative vocal performance. To enhance the musical experience, the choir is joined by an instrumental ensemble featuring Clémence Chabrand on piano, Françoise de Maubus on harp, and Saskia Lethiec on violin. Together, they bring to life a repertoire that highlights the intersection of Elizabethan literature and classical music.

The event is scheduled from 11:00 to 13:00. As a paid concert, it provides an exquisite morning for those interested in high-quality vocal and instrumental artistry. Visitors are invited to attend this celebration of heritage and performance at one of the city's notable cultural venues.