European Concert - Orchestre Pasdeloup

Experience a refreshing take on classical masterpieces as two brilliant young conductors and soloists lead the Pasdeloup Orchestra through a rich program of Balkan and Iberian melodies. This is a must-see collaboration that blends technical virtuosity with an electrifying, modern approach to timeless symphonic works.

The Pasdeloup Orchestra presents a unique concert at Salle Gaveau on Saturday, March 13, 2027, from 15:00 to 16:30. Led by Slovenian conductor Mojca Lavrenčič, the ensemble explores a repertoire spanning from Eastern Europe with Bartók and Dvořák to Southern Europe with Falla and Granados. Violinist and composer Élise Bertrand joins the orchestra to perform her own works alongside pieces by Sarasate. This musical event, which is wheelchair accessible, showcases the exceptional talent of these young women in the heart of Paris's 8th arrondissement. It is an ideal way to spend an afternoon immersed in high-quality classical music.

On March 13, 2027, the Pasdeloup Orchestra performs a special program at Salle Gaveau featuring two rising stars in the classical music world. The concert runs from 15:00 to 16:30 and marks the inaugural collaboration between the orchestra and both the Slovenian conductor Mojca Lavrenčič—winner of the 2026 Maestra competition—and the versatile French violinist Élise Bertrand.

The performance serves as a musical tour of Europe, juxtaposing the Eastern traditions of Béla Bartók and Antonín Dvořák with the Southern rhythms of Manuel de Falla and Enrique Granados. Élise Bertrand plays a multifaceted role, appearing as a composer with her piece Les Traversées.7, as an arranger for Falla’s works, and as a virtuoso performer for Pablo de Sarasate’s Airs bohémiens.

Tickets are required for this event. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, ensuring a comfortable experience for all attendees in the 8th arrondissement.