Friday 16 april 2027 at 20:00

Concert - "Smile" - Toulon Music Festival, June 26–27

Name: Concert - "Smile" - Toulon Music Festival, June 26–27
Start: 2027-04-16
End: 2027-04-16
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Cultural
Concert
Classical music

Le Liberté, scène nationale de Toulon, Grand Hôtel - 185 place de la Liberté, 83000 Toulon

Saison 26-27 (1) — ©
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A trio, a step to the side—it was their dream! Just like in a cabaret, Sabine Devieilhe, Pauline Buet on cello, and David Violi on piano bring to life their joy of making music together to connect with you.

Their chemistry is skillfully woven together by the masterful hands of Laurent Pelly, who directs, and Emmanuel Touchard, who handles the arrangements. Songs by Cora Vaucaire, Annie Cordy (yes, really!), and Stephen Sondheim come together with works by Francis Poulenc, Édith Piaf, Josephine Baker, and many others. The boundaries between musical repertoires blur, giving way to musical theater and a jubilant song recital.