Chopin Schubert par Thom Poirier

Thom Poirier presents an evening dedicated to the works of Frédéric Chopin and Franz Schubert, two major figures of musical Romanticism, in the intimate setting of the Église Saint-Julien le Pauvre.

Pianist Thom Poirier, renowned for his nuanced interpretations of the Romantic repertoire, pays tribute to two composers whose works left their mark on the 19th century. Frédéric Chopin, a virtuoso Polish pianist and composer, is famous for his nocturnes, waltzes, preludes, and polonaises, which explore a vast palette of emotions. Franz Schubert, an Austrian composer, is the author of lieder, sonatas, and piano pieces distinguished by their lyricism and melancholic depth.

During this recital, Thom Poirier will offer a personal reading of these scores, inviting the audience to rediscover the expressive richness of these masters. His concerts are appreciated for the commitment and sensitivity he brings to each piece, creating an atmosphere conducive to listening and contemplation. The programme will highlight the dialogues and contrasts between the worlds of Chopin and Schubert, revealing the uniqueness of each.

This concert is aimed at music lovers eager to experience an immersive musical journey. The Église Saint-Julien le Pauvre, with its particular acoustics and historic setting, offers an ideal backdrop for appreciating the subtlety and power of these piano works. It is a privileged opportunity to connect with the timeless beauty of classical music.