Description
Harp recital in the Grand Salon of the Palais Lascaris, presented by Aliénor de Georges.
These myths guide us through the waves of the world and the eddies of our realities; tonight, they come to life, carried by a melody that mirrors another. On stage, Aliénor De Georges—singer, harpist, and actress—brings Ovid’s *Metamorphoses* to life with her electric harp and a spellbinding voice, weaving together original compositions and unique covers—pop, jazz, rock, French songs, and classical pieces—all of which echo the tales to which they are linked. From Daphne transforming into a laurel tree to Narcissus melting into the waves, from the Phoenix rising from its ashes to Orpheus descending into the Underworld, each myth finds its musical color, its breath, its voice. These metamorphoses—so distant and yet so human—resonate like so many mirrors held up to our own transformations. Part concert, part embodied reading, *Le Chant des Métamorphoses* reminds us that nothing perishes; everything changes, everything is renewed, everything is sung.

