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Concert with the Musiquam ensemble
Saturday, November 21 at 11 am in the blue room by registration
Bibliothèque des Batignolles (Paris 17th)
About
Musiquam is a chamber music group made up of amateur musicians. The ensemble seeks a certain originality with a variable size, music from different styles, lesser-known composers, and transcriptions.
The Musiquam ensemble (Stéphanie Carrez on violin, Stéphanie Aliotti on cello, Jean-Paul Vilain on clarinet, and Josquin Foulliaron on piano) will perform works by Paul Juon, Arthur Honegger, Reinhold Glière, Didier Lafaye, Arvo Pärt, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Our take on this event
Forget formal concert halls and lose yourself in a chamber music session that refuses to stick to the script. From forgotten gems to bold new arrangements, the rotating cast of talented musicians promises a performance as unpredictable as it is captivating.
The Musiquam ensemble performs at the Bibliothèque des Batignolles on Saturday, November 21, 2026, for a classical chamber music concert. This group of amateur musicians stands out for its eclectic approach, performing a mix of varied styles, unique transcriptions, and works by lesser-known composers. Suitable for ages 13 and up, the concert offers an opportunity to hear performances by Stéphanie Carrez, Stéphanie Aliotti, Jean-Paul Vilain, and Josquin Foulliaron. Admission is free, and the venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, providing an inviting setting in the 17th arrondissement for an hour and fifteen minutes of live music.
On Saturday, November 21, 2026, the Bibliothèque des Batignolles presents a chamber music recital featuring the Musiquam ensemble. The performance runs from 11:00 to 12:15 and is open to audience members aged 13 and over.
The ensemble consists of violinist Stéphanie Carrez, cellist Stéphanie Aliotti, clarinetist Jean-Paul Vilain, and pianist Josquin Foulliaron. They will present a curated selection of pieces by Paul Juon, Arthur Honegger, Reinhold Glière, Didier Lafaye, Arvo Pärt, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The group focuses on an original repertoire that highlights diverse musical styles and specific transcriptions.
The event is free of charge and takes place at 18, rue des Batignolles, 75017 Paris. The facility is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can enjoy the morning performance in this central Parisian location.
