
Barbara et moi: A Tribute to Barbara at Philharmonie de Paris
Philharmonie de ParisSun, Apr 11, 2027 · 02:00 PM – 03:10 PM
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Barbara et moi is a listed event at Philharmonie de Paris in Paris, sourced from the city's official open-data agenda. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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This intimate concert at the Philharmonie de Paris brings together pianist Alexandre Tharaud and accordionist Roland Romanelli, a longtime collaborator of the legendary French singer Barbara. Romanelli, who worked with Barbara for 20 years as her artistic director, arranger, and co-composer on songs like "À peine" and "Vienne," offers a deeply personal perspective on her music.
Attendees can expect a heartfelt journey through Barbara's repertoire, performed by musicians who knew her best. The program highlights Romanelli's remarkable career, which spans French chanson, electronic music, and film scores, all while keeping Barbara's spirit alive on stage.
This event is a rare opportunity to experience the legacy of one of France's most iconic singers through the eyes and hands of those who shaped her sound.
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- Reservation required.
- Venue is covered.
- Nearest metro: Porte de Pantin.
- Vélib station 84 m away.
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Who is performing?
Alexandre Tharaud (piano) and Roland Romanelli (accordion).
What is the event about?
A tribute to French singer Barbara, featuring her longtime collaborator Roland Romanelli.
Where is the venue?
Philharmonie de Paris, 221 Av. Jean Jaurès, Paris 19e.
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Alexandre Tharaud
Alexandre Charles Martial Tharaud is a French pianist.More
He is active on the concert stage and has released a large and diverse discography.
Roland Romanelli
Roland Romanelli is a French accordionist, keyboardist, composer, and arranger.More
He became well known as the accordionist for the singer Barbara from 1966 to 1986. He has also accompanied other prominent French singers including Johnny Hallyday and Michel Delpech.
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