As part of "Ma Région Virtuose!"
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 - 1791) :
Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 13 in C major K.415
Rondo for piano and orchestra in D major K.382
Unique in the history of music for their richness and variety, Mozart's piano concertos accompanied the composer throughout his Viennese period. The last in a series of three concertos written at the same time, Concerto No. 13 is distinguished by its rich instrumentation. It precedes the irresistible Rondo in D major, whose typically Viennese theme gives rise to six brilliant variations of contrasting character.
Sélim Mazari is one of the most acclaimed French pianists of his generation. He began playing the piano at a very early age and continued his training at the Paris Conservatoire, notably with Brigitte Engerer, who had a lasting influence on his career. He then went on to perfect his skills in London and Vienna with the great masters of the European school.
After being named ADAMI Revelation in 2012 and nominated for a Victoire de la Musique Classique award in 2018, he quickly established himself on the international scene. His first album, devoted to Beethoven's Variations, was awarded a Diapason d'Or and drew critical attention for the maturity and finesse of his interpretation.
Invited to play in major concert halls and numerous festivals, Sélim Mazari pursues an active career as a soloist and chamber musician, playing alongside renowned musicians. His clear, poetic and masterful playing has made him a rising star on the contemporary French piano scene.
Sinfonia Varsovia is a symphony orchestra based in Warsaw, Poland. It was founded in 1984 on the initiative of musicians from the Polish national orchestra, with the idea of forming a flexible orchestra capable of performing a very broad repertoire: symphonic, chamber, contemporary music and so on.
Since its foundation, Sinfonia Varsovia has established itself as one of Poland's most prestigious orchestras, playing regularly in the country's leading concert halls and taking part in numerous international festivals. The orchestra is renowned for the quality and variety of its repertoire, which ranges from traditional classical music to contemporary works, enabling it to reach a very wide audience. Through its concerts, tours and recordings, Sinfonia Varsovia actively contributes to the dissemination of Polish and international classical music.
As part of Ma Région Virtuose.
A project initiated by the Pays de La Loire Region, supported in our region by the Pays de Château-Gontier, in partnership with Le Carré.
sunday 25 january 2026 - 7.00pm
Espace Saint-Fiacre
Family concert
duration: 45 min
free seating
full price €12 / under 18s €2
Tickets will be available from Friday 12 December at Le Carré or from the online ticket office (rental charge €0.50/ticket).
Concerto for piano and orchestra No. 13 in C major K.415
Rondo for piano and orchestra in D major K.382
Unique in the history of music for their richness and variety, Mozart's piano concertos accompanied the composer throughout his Viennese period. The last in a series of three concertos written at the same time, Concerto No. 13 is distinguished by its rich instrumentation. It precedes the irresistible Rondo in D major, whose typically Viennese theme gives rise to six brilliant variations of contrasting character.
Sélim Mazari is one of the most acclaimed French pianists of his generation. He began playing the piano at a very early age and continued his training at the Paris Conservatoire, notably with Brigitte Engerer, who had a lasting influence on his career. He then went on to perfect his skills in London and Vienna with the great masters of the European school.
After being named ADAMI Revelation in 2012 and nominated for a Victoire de la Musique Classique award in 2018, he quickly established himself on the international scene. His first album, devoted to Beethoven's Variations, was awarded a Diapason d'Or and drew critical attention for the maturity and finesse of his interpretation.
Invited to play in major concert halls and numerous festivals, Sélim Mazari pursues an active career as a soloist and chamber musician, playing alongside renowned musicians. His clear, poetic and masterful playing has made him a rising star on the contemporary French piano scene.
Sinfonia Varsovia is a symphony orchestra based in Warsaw, Poland. It was founded in 1984 on the initiative of musicians from the Polish national orchestra, with the idea of forming a flexible orchestra capable of performing a very broad repertoire: symphonic, chamber, contemporary music and so on.
Since its foundation, Sinfonia Varsovia has established itself as one of Poland's most prestigious orchestras, playing regularly in the country's leading concert halls and taking part in numerous international festivals. The orchestra is renowned for the quality and variety of its repertoire, which ranges from traditional classical music to contemporary works, enabling it to reach a very wide audience. Through its concerts, tours and recordings, Sinfonia Varsovia actively contributes to the dissemination of Polish and international classical music.
As part of Ma Région Virtuose.
A project initiated by the Pays de La Loire Region, supported in our region by the Pays de Château-Gontier, in partnership with Le Carré.
sunday 25 january 2026 - 7.00pm
Espace Saint-Fiacre
Family concert
duration: 45 min
free seating
full price €12 / under 18s €2
Tickets will be available from Friday 12 December at Le Carré or from the online ticket office (rental charge €0.50/ticket).