Concert

Since 2011, the Department of Cultural Affairs has been organising annual Baroque performances in collaboration with the Diocese of Monaco. Directed by Jean-Sébastien Beauvais and with the promise to take the audience on a “musical journey close to the wonders of Christmas where the figure of the Virgin Mary and the woman intersect”, the Surge Propera! concert by the La Chambre ensemble this Friday 16th December at 8pm will include key musical works by some of the great masters of the Renaissance including Roland de Lassus, Thomas Tallis, William Byrd...

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting an evening concert with Grammy-nominated pianist Piotr Anderszewski who will be playing a selection of by pieces Bach and Beethoven. 

Come and enjoy Christmas In Monaco with violinist Peter Szüts and Pierre Debat conducting, the Musicians of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Petits Chanteurs de Monaco. Traditional Christmas songs will be performed alongside music by Mozart and Handel. At the Cathedral of Monaco.

The ethereal voices of the Monaco Boys Choir will be complemented by the talented musicians of the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra. Directed by Peter Szüts and Pierre Debat, the concert promises to deliver nine stunning performances of classical scores composed by masters such as Mozart, Handel, and Bach and performed by some of the most talented artists in Monaco.

End the year with some serious fun, as the Queen tribute band, Queen Machine Symphonic puts on a dinner concert playing all the sing-out-loud hits everyone knows and loves.  

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing five concerts dedicated to the works of one of the classical world’s most prolific and famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from the end of January. The opening night on Friday 27th January will feature pianist David Bismuth accompanied by Liza Kerob on violin, Frederico Andres Hood on alto and cellist Thierry Amadi who will be playing pieces by both Mozart and that other classical master, Ludwig von Beethoven. Then on Sunday 29th, the OPMC’s Artistic and Musical Director Kabuki Yamada will be conducting...