Participatory Concert: Peru

Prepare to have your senses awakened by the vibrant spirit of Peruvian folk traditions during this interactive musical showcase. From foot-stomping rhythms to hauntingly beautiful melodies, this collective experience turns the stage into a shared space for rhythm and celebration.

Experience a musical journey through Peru on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, with the Sorbonne University Choir & Orchestra (COSU). Led by conductor Nicolas Agullo and featuring vocalist Christine Audat, this performance showcases a vibrant repertoire spanning from huayno and creole waltzes to cumbia. Held at the Campus Clignancourt Auditorium in the 18th arrondissement, the concert celebrates Peruvian heritage through collective rituals and heartfelt compositions. This event is free to attend and the venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

The Sorbonne University Choir & Orchestra invites you to a unique evening dedicated to the musical traditions of Peru. The program highlights the versatility of Peruvian sounds, blending traditional styles with original works by Franco-Peruvian composer Christine Audat. Attendees will enjoy a carefully curated selection of pieces, including works by Ángel Cabral and Miguel Ángel Hurtado Delgado, performed by an ensemble featuring percussionists Miguel Ballumbrosio and Rodolfo Muñoz, alongside bassist Clémence Gaudin.

This participatory event takes place on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 19:00 to 21:00. The performance will be hosted at the Campus Clignancourt Auditorium of Sorbonne University, located at 2 rue Francis de Croisset, 75018 Paris. Admission is free for everyone, and the auditorium is wheelchair accessible, ensuring a welcoming environment for all guests interested in exploring these rich South American musical expressions.