What if, for one unforgettable concert, two of the greatest voices in French popular music finally shared the same stage? With this unique show, and more than one million albums sold, Les Stentors pay tribute to two legendary figures of French music: Johnny Hallyday and Michel Sardou. Two worlds, two styles, two legends… brought together by the power of their voices and the emotion of music. From “Je vais t’aimer” to “L’envie”, through “Les Lacs du Connemara”, “Que je t’aime”, “Marie” and “En chantant”, the greatest hits of these two icons take on a whole new dimension through powerful and elegant vocal arrangements. Driven by the voices of Les Stentors and the strength of the choir, this show offers an exceptional musical experience, where the two repertoires answer one another, blend together and ultimately meet. On stage, these great popular songs take on a spectacular new scale… proving that, in the end, only Les Stentors could bring Johnny Hallyday and Michel Sardou together. On stage: 3 musicians: piano, drums and guitar 3 singers: Mathieu Sempéré, Jean-Philippe Catusse and Vianney Guyonnet Accompanied by the Chœur Populaire d’Occitanie

The Sacred Dialogue Between Man and the Living World With The Seasons, choreographer Thierry Malandain presents a luminous work that intertwines Antonio Vivaldi’s famous The Four Seasons with the lesser-known compositions of Giovanni Antonio Guido. Carried by these two musical works, the performance moves through time and emotion, celebrating the eternal cycle of nature. Through a series of inspired scenes, the dancers explore the connections between humanity and the living world. True to his style, Thierry Malandain develops a simple, precise and accessible choreographic language, always serving the music. The work leaves room for sensations and imagery, inviting each audience member to experience it in their own personal way. Between precision and poetry, The Seasons invite us to feel the beauty of the world and the passage of time. “The work by the director of the Biarritz Ballet is truly magnificent.” — Le Figaro “He offers a celebration of nature and the four seasons of the cycle of life.” — Le Monde

A Meeting Between Jazz and Classical Music Composer and conductor Dominique Rieux, a leading figure in France’s great jazz orchestras, created the Blue Rose Project, bringing together jazz and chamber music. This unique ensemble features nine renowned musicians. Pianist, composer and arranger Philippe Léogé has created a rich repertoire especially for the group, combining the works of Thelonious Monk and Astor Piazzolla. Two distinct musical worlds come together and find harmony through a jazz quintet and string quartet. Soloists Dominique Rieux and Jean-Michel Cabrol, alongside all the members of the Blue Rose Project, explore the possibilities born from this encounter between jazz and classical music. Presented by the Jazz Club Béziers association. Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes