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Marie Maïko. Cinematic folk-rock
Expect a cinematic blend of folk-rock where violin melodies and electric guitar riffs paint vivid landscapes. These two multi-instrumentalists invite you into a unique, ethereal world born from years of shared musical history.
Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion (Paris 16th)
About
Experience the cinematic folk-rock of Marie Maïko at the Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion on Saturday, November 28, 2026. This duo, composed of musicians Delphine Ciampi and Anne Gouverneur, explores a unique soundscape blending electric guitar, violin, and vocal harmonies. The performance takes place from 15:00 to 16:00, offering an intimate dive into their creative world. Admission is free, subject to seat availability, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Whether you are a fan of experimental folk or simply curious about new musical textures, this afternoon in the 16th arrondissement promises a refined and evocative auditory journey.
Mairie Maïko is a folk-rock duo, experimental, soft and bold, composed of the two musicians
Delphine Ciampi and Anne Gouverneur.
Delphine Ciampi was born to a Japanese mother, the actress Keiko Kishi, and a French-Italian father, the filmmaker Yves Ciampi. A composer, guitarist, and bassist, she pursues a career between France, the US, and Japan as part of various rock groups and musical projects.
Anne Gouverneur is a Parisian musician, violinist, singer, guitarist, and composer based in Guadalajara, Mexico. Trained at the classical conservatory in violin and choral singing, she has collaborated for twenty years with numerous artists on the French and Mexican music scenes.
The two musicians met during Claire Diterzi's "Tableau de Chasse" tour in 2007, completing hundreds of concerts and thus creating a deep bond. With Marie Maïko, they have developed an open musical project that explores a shared inner world, which they modulate according to their inspirations.
Their voices intertwine. Delphine's electric guitar and Anne's violin blend to create a sound material that breaks free. This unique depth, refined by their two voices in unison, has found the tone of Marie Maïko even if their music remains largely instrumental.
They are described today as cinematic folk-rock.
Our take on this event
Join us on Saturday, November 28, 2026, as the Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion hosts Marie Maïko for a live performance. From 15:00 to 16:00, the duo consisting of Delphine Ciampi and Anne Gouverneur will showcase their distinctive folk-rock style, a project born from a long-standing creative bond that began in 2007. With diverse backgrounds spanning international rock scenes and classical conservatory training, they offer an experimental approach that feels both bold and tender.
Their sound is often described as cinematic folk-rock. By layering electric guitar textures with violin melodies and unison vocals, they create a rich, primarily instrumental atmosphere. This performance is a rare opportunity to witness their shared musical vision firsthand in the heart of Paris' 16th arrondissement.
This event is open to the public free of charge, based on a first-come, first-served basis within the limits of the venue's capacity. Accessibility is a priority, as the library is fully wheelchair accessible. We invite you to arrive early to ensure your spot for this captivating musical hour.
