Photo : Gross, Arnaud Martin
L'Orchestre tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp in concert at TSM as part of Festival Sonore #3
Twenty years is worth celebrating! This year, L'Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp celebrates two decades of an extraordinary musical adventure with a generous and jubilant concert, driven by the communicative joy of playing together. Fueled by folk, jazz, African rhythms, rock, brass, and marimbas, their music creates a dialogue between influences in an irresistible impulse for sharing.
Théâtre Silvia Monfort (Paris 15th)
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As an opening act, the evening begins with the solo Myotis by Anthony Laguerre, a fascinating exploration of drum resonances. From pianissimo nuances to cavernous sounds, the drummer explores how to bring inaudible sounds into play by amplifying them. He creates a unique musical language where the most faint sounds turn into ghostly melodies, feedback into sonic arabesques, and sets the entire space into vibration.
This concert evening is part of the third edition of the Festival Sonore, from November 6 to 8, 2026.
Before the evening, dream away during a musical nap Au fil de l’eau, a mixed creation for harp, mezzo-soprano, and headphones with aquatic tones. Music and musical direction by Thomas Nguyen, new TSM associate artist starting the 2026/2027 season.
After the concerts, the evening continues with an open jam session hosted by a trio of musicians, Louise Frago, Alexandre Bamba, Alex· Charoud: join the trio for a participative and improvised concert/jam, with no constraints on style or level!
Cast
ORCHESTRE TOUT PUISSANT MARCEL DUCHAMP
With Dorian Selmi (drums), Lucien Chatin (drums), Vincent Bertholet (double bass), Lauren Hayet (marimba), Aida Diop (marimba), Titi (guitar), Reine Murigneux (guitar), Naomi Mabanda (cello), Thomas Malnati-Levier (viola), Gilles Poizat (flugelhorn), Gif (trombone), Māra Krastina (voice)
MYOTIS
With Anthony Laguerre
Sound Stéphane Levigneront
In partnership with the Centre culturel suisse. Paris
Our take on this event
Prepare for a sonic adventure that pushes the boundaries of traditional performance with raw energy and intricate layers of sound. From hypnotic drum resonances to a high-octane ensemble finish, this evening invites you to lose yourself in the music and even join the late-night improvisation on stage.
On November 7, 2026, the Théâtre Silvia Monfort presents the Orchestre tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp as part of the Festival Sonore #3. This eclectic musical evening features the solo performance Myotis by drummer Anthony Laguerre, followed by a headline concert and a participative open jam session hosted by Louise Frago, Alexandre Bamba, and Alex Charoud. Tickets for this event in the 15th arrondissement range from 5 to 20€. Whether you are a fan of experimental percussion or large ensemble arrangements, this program offers a unique opportunity to experience diverse sounds in an iconic Parisian venue.
The third edition of the Festival Sonore brings a vibrant musical lineup to the Théâtre Silvia Monfort on November 7, 2026, from 20:00 to 22:30. The night begins with Myotis, a solo work by Anthony Laguerre that delves into the hidden acoustic resonance of the drums, utilizing amplification to craft a haunting soundscape. Following this performance, the twelve-piece ensemble Orchestre tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp takes the stage, blending marimbas, strings, and brass instruments in a powerful collective display.
After the main performances, the stage opens up for an inclusive jam session. Led by musicians Louise Frago, Alexandre Bamba, and Alex Charoud, this participative session welcomes all levels and styles, encouraging the audience to get involved. Earlier in the day, attendees can also explore the musical nap session titled Au fil de l’eau, a creation for harp and mezzo-soprano directed by Thomas Nguyen, the theater's new associate artist.
Organized in partnership with the Centre culturel suisse, the event offers tickets priced between 5 and 20€. Visitors are encouraged to book their seats in advance to enjoy this complete evening of sonic exploration in the heart of Paris.
