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Ô Féminins: Francis Poulenc plays at Germaine Tillion
For Monte le Son, a focus on women in music, the Conservatory's classical guitar ensemble performs Three Madrigals by Emma Lou Diemer.
Bibliothèque Germaine Tillion (Paris 16th)
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As part of the Paris Monte le Son library festival, which focuses on women in music this year, the Germaine Tillion library hosts the Francis Poulenc Conservatory. Aurore Brellmann's classical guitar ensemble will perform Three Madrigals by Emma Lou Diemer (1927-2024), an American composer, musicologist, and university professor.
Our take on this event
Lose yourself in the delicate acoustics of a classical guitar performance hidden away in a quiet sanctuary of books. Experience the rare and evocative compositions of Emma Lou Diemer during this intimate session that promises to quiet the city noise.
The Germaine Tillion library hosts a special musical afternoon on Saturday, November 7, 2026, as part of the Paris Monte le Son festival. Featuring students from the Francis Poulenc Conservatory, this concert highlights the work of American composer Emma Lou Diemer. Under the guidance of Aurore Brellmann, the classical guitar ensemble performs her famous Three Madrigals. Located in the 16th arrondissement, this event is completely free of charge and the venue is wheelchair accessible. It offers a unique opportunity to explore female-led compositions in an intimate setting perfect for music lovers looking for a refined cultural experience.
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Germaine Tillion library serves as the venue for a tribute to female composers. Running from 15:00 to 16:00, the event showcases the talents of the Francis Poulenc Conservatory's classical guitar ensemble.
Organized under the umbrella of the Monte le Son library festival, the program features the Three Madrigals by the late American musicologist and professor Emma Lou Diemer. Led by Aurore Brellmann, the performers provide an insightful look into this significant musical work. The concert is free to attend, and the library is fully wheelchair accessible to ensure everyone can enjoy the performance comfortably.
