Le Malade Imaginaire, Molière’s comédie-ballet in a Prologue, Three Acts & Three Interludes (1673)

  To celebrate Molière’s 400th anniversary, the Théâtre Molière Sorbonne has joined forces with its artistic and research partners to offer the public an exceptional and totally unique aesthetic [...]

Jeudis musicaux at the Royal Chapel in Versailles 2021 / 2022

The themes shaping the 2021-2022 season are: Les Musiciens de Province , Paris-Versailles-Saint-Cyr, L’Europe baroque  and Miroirs . The year starts off with two hitherto unpublished grands [...]

Sacred music and children’s choirs, from Naples to Salzburg

The themes shaping the 2021-2022 season are: Les Musiciens de Province, Paris-Versailles-Saint-Cyr, L’Europe baroque  and Miroirs. The year starts off with two hitherto unpublished grands [...]

Sacred music and children's choir, from Naples to Salzburg

Music table

While the ritual of the King’s supper in France and Europe helped promote ‘the glorification of a divine Monarch’ (Jean-Pierre Babelon [2]), the upheavals of the Age of Enlightenment, the relaxation [...]

Musical and Theatrical Migrations: Performance Practice in 17th and 18th -Century Europe

In 2022, the CMBV’s research unit will join the Centro de Estudos Musicais Setecentistas de Portugal to run an international symposium on the migration of musicians across Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. [...]