Photo : Tom Gachet
Open rehearsal of the Sorbonne University Orchestra
Immerse yourself in the work of the Sorbonne University Orchestra as the "América Latina" opening concert approaches.
Auditorium du Campus Clignancourt de Sorbonne Université
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Experience a rehearsal from the inside and observe how the "América Latina" program is worked on and refined by the conductor and instrumentalists as the concert approaches. An opportunity to listen to the instruments in a different way while discovering the behind-the-scenes of music!
Sorbonne University Orchestra
Nicolas Agullo conductor
Our take on this event
Step inside the creative process of the Sorbonne University Orchestra as they polish their upcoming Latin American repertoire. This unique window into their rehearsal room lets you experience the raw precision of professional musicians long before the curtain rises on stage.
The Sorbonne University Orchestra invites you to a unique behind-the-scenes experience on Saturday, November 28, 2026. Under the direction of Nicolas Agullo, the musicians will refine their upcoming program, América Latina, allowing the audience to observe the artistic process from within the rehearsal hall. Whether you are a classical music enthusiast or simply curious about how an orchestra prepares for a concert, this open session offers a fascinating glimpse into the technical and creative adjustments required. The event takes place at the Campus Clignancourt auditorium and is fully accessible to wheelchair users.
Get an insider's view of a professional rehearsal as the Sorbonne University Orchestra prepares for its next performance. On Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 11:30 to 13:00, the Campus Clignancourt auditorium opens its doors to the public. Led by conductor Nicolas Agullo, the musicians will dedicate this time to polishing their América Latina program.
This session offers a rare chance to hear instruments in a different context while discovering the intricate work that goes into preparing a concert. You will witness firsthand the artistic dialogue between the conductor and the instrumentalists, providing a deeper understanding of the efforts behind every musical phrase.
The event is free of charge. The venue, located at 2 rue Francis de Croisset in the 18th arrondissement, is equipped to be accessible to those in wheelchairs.
