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Vox Naturae: A Cappella Choral Works at Philharmonie de Paris
Philharmonie de Parisjeu. 24 sept. 2026 · 23:00 – 00:05
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Les « paysages sonores » de Raymond Murray Schafer et l’incantation chamanique Raua needmine de Veljo Tormis, servis par le chœur a cappella Les Métaboles et leur chef Léo Warynski.
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Vox Naturae presents a cappella choral works by Raymond Murray Schafer and Veljo Tormis, performed by the choir Les Métaboles under Léo Warynski. Schafer, a central figure in Canadian contemporary music, is known for his experimental compositions and ecological thought, as expressed in his book *The Soundscape*. His *Magic Songs* aim to restore neglected aspects of nature. Tormis, an Estonian composer, blends ancient Finno-Ugric shamanic traditions with modern references in *Raua needmine*, which questions the use of iron for warfare.
The performance is directed by Léo Warynski, with staging by Éric Oberdorff, lighting by Jean-Pierre Michel, and costumes by Camille Pénager. This immersive concert at the Philharmonie de Paris offers a unique exploration of soundscapes and spiritual connections to the environment.
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- Reservation required.
- Venue is covered.
- Accessible by metro: Porte de Pantin.
- Vélib station 84 m away.
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What is the program?
Works by Raymond Murray Schafer and Veljo Tormis, performed by Les Métaboles.
Who is performing?
Les Métaboles choir conducted by Léo Warynski, with staging by Éric Oberdorff, lighting by Jean-Pierre Michel, and costumes by Camille Pénager.
Programme
Jean-Pierre Michel
Jean-Pierre Michel was a member of the Senate of France, representing the Haute-Saône department from 2004 to 2014. He was a member of the Socialist Party. In 2014 he ran for a second term, but lost by a 57%-34% margin to Alain Joyandet and by a 60%-34% margin to mayor Michel Raison.
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