Concert

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic is performing Déjanaire under the conductorship of Kazuki Yamada, featuring mezzo-soprano Kate Aldrich, tenor Julien Dran, soprano Anaïs Constans, baritone Jérôme Boutillier,  mezzo-soprano Anna Dowsley and the Chorus of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo with Choirmaster Stefano Visconti. Music by Saint-Saëns. +377 92 00 13 70 Regular tickets run from €20 to €50 Youth tickets from €6 to €25 Group tickets from €17 to €40

New to the scene, Juliette Armanet has a dynamic style and brings to life beloved pop songs from hitmakers such as Michel Berger, Daft Punk, Dua Lipa and Veronique Sanson with a stage presence unparalleled by them all! Grimaldi Forum 10 Avenue Princesse Grace www.grimaldiforum.com +377 99 99 20 00 Tickets start at €39

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic is performing a concert for young people called Le Roman d’Ernest et Célestine featuring Conductor Philippe Béran and Daniel Pennac as author and narrator. Music by Beffa.

The Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra is presenting an afternoon of Chamber Music with Daniel Lozakovich on violin,, Stanislav Soloviev on piano, Sibylle Duchesne on violin, François Duchesne and Raphaël Chazal on violas, and Alexandre Fougeroux and Florence Leblond on cellos. Music by Tchaikovsky, Chausson, and Ravel. 

Spend an evening of pop, folk and rock with General Elektriks, headed up by composer, singer, keyboard player and producer Hervé Salters.  

Popular French band General Elektriks will take to the stage at the Espace Léo Ferré in Monaco this November. After a tour that included 200 performances in France, it is Monaco’s turn to welcome Hervé Selters, aka General Elektriks, on Sunday 6th November for a concert of funk, pop and electro. For this, one of the last dates on the tour, Selters will be joined by a number of artists who collaborated on his 6th album, including American rapper Lateef the Truthspeaker, Franco-Greek actress Ariane Labed, Brazilian singer Céu, rapper Quelle...

Spend a soulful evening with Portuguese fado singer Mariza as she tells beautifully haunting tales of life of the downtrodden and love lost.  

MoodSwing, the 1994 album by the Joshua Redman's first quartet, is a musical feast created by four musicians, namely Joshua Redman on saxophone, Brad Mehldau on piano, Christian McBride on bass, and Brian Blade on drums, who went on to leave their mark on the music scene. 

Renowned Polish-Austrian pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja performs a selection of pieces by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert in this evening concert at the Salle Garnier. Her career spans an incredible 70 years, having first started at the age of seven at music school. This living legend plays one night only in Monaco. Don’t miss it! 

Hector Berlioz’s The Damnation of Faust is coming to the stage with Aude Extrémo, Pene Pati, Nicolas Courjal, Frédéric Caton, the Chorus of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo, the Rainier III Academy of Music Children’s Choir and the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra. The event will be conducted by Kazuki Yamada. 

As part of the Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival, a screening of Let’s Get Lost, the 1988 film by Bruce Weber documenting the turbulent life and career of jazz great Chet Baker, will be shown at the Salle Garnier.