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Félix, Robert and Clara | SCHUMANN | MENDELSSOHN

Photo : Orchestre de chambre de Paris

Jan 23

Félix, Robert and Clara | SCHUMANN | MENDELSSOHN

Chamber music at the Salle Cortot: Clara, Robert, and Félix, a story to listen to.

Salle Cortot (Paris 17th)

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What if you could write a letter… without using words?

Clara and Robert Schumann had found their language: music.

They loved each other, responded to one another, and supported each other. Alongside them, their friend Mendelssohn shared that same passion for creation.

In this concert, the instruments become the voices of these three great musicians. They respond to each other, seek each other out, and find one another again.

A story of love and friendship told through music.

Our take on this event

Forget written letters and discover the raw intensity of a romance told entirely through music. This performance brings together the works of Schumann and Mendelssohn to capture the profound connection between three of classical music's most celebrated minds. It is the perfect escape for those who want to hear the story of an iconic friendship and marriage unfold on stage.

Experience the musical dialogue between Robert and Clara Schumann and their close friend Mendelssohn at Salle Cortot on January 23, 2027. Running from 15:00 to 16:00, this concert explores how these composers communicated their deepest emotions through instruments, replacing words with melodic expressions of love and friendship. The performance is designed to be inclusive, offering specific adaptations for blind, visually impaired, and cognitively disabled audience members. Tickets are priced at 20€ for the standard rate and 5€ for those under 28 years old, providing a unique opportunity to witness this historical creative bond.

Salle Cortot hosts a concert highlighting the intricate musical relationships between Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Felix Mendelssohn. This event focuses on the artistic language shared by these three composers, showing how their instruments act as voices to convey stories of affection and mutual support that transcend verbal communication.

The performance takes place on Saturday, January 23, 2027, from 15:00 to 16:00. The organizers have made the event accessible to various audiences, with specific provisions for blind, visually impaired, and cognitively disabled attendees to ensure a welcoming experience for everyone.

Admission is set at 20€ for general entry, while a discounted rate of 5€ is available for visitors under the age of 28.

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