Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios
Mozart, « La reine de la nuit » from La Flûte enchantée; Mozart, « Papageno Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja » from La Flûte enchantée; Handel, « Hallelujah » from Le Messie; Verdi, « chœur des Esclaves » from
Overview
Mozart, « La reine de la nuit » from La Flûte enchantée; Mozart, « Papageno Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja » from La Flûte enchantée; Handel, « Hallelujah » from Le Messie; Verdi, « chœur des Esclaves » from Nabucco; Bizet, « Habanera » from Carmen; Verdi, « Libiamo ne’ lieti calici » from La Traviata; Verdi, « Triumphal March » from Aida Bizet, « Chœur des cigarières » from Carmen; Bizet, « Vive Escamillo » from Carmen; Verdi, « chœur des gitans » from La Traviata; Gounod, « Chœur des soldats » from Faust; Rameau, « Les sauvages, Forêts paisibles », from Les Indes Galantes; George Gershwin, « Summertime » from Porgy and Bess, Puccini, « Nessun Dorma » from Turandot
Orchestra: Hélios
Choir: Le chœur Ephémère de Paris
Concerts Hélios
Concerts Hélios is a music production company dedicated to promoting classical and sacred music in exceptional heritage venues, primarily in Paris. Founded with the desire to make classical music vibrant, accessible, and profoundly human, Concerts Hélios brings together high-level professional musicians around emblematic programmes: great masterpieces of the repertoire, seasonal concerts, sacred music, symphonic and choral works. Each concert is conceived as an immersive experience, where artistic excellence meets the beauty of the venues: historic churches, iconic monuments, and spaces steeped in history become the setting for a unique musical moment, accessible to both seasoned music lovers and the general public. Concerts Hélios pays particular attention to acoustic quality, proximity between artists and audience, and meticulous organisation, guaranteeing an experience that is both demanding and welcoming. Through its regular productions, Concerts Hélios is committed to transmitting, sharing, and enhancing musical heritage, fostering a dialogue between tradition and living emotion.
Listen & watch
Artist
Mozart
Mozart — Austrian composer, pianist, violinist, organist, and conductor — concert schedule in Paris.
Getting there
Église Saint-Sulpice
Église Saint-Sulpice is a concert and show venue at 2 Rue Palatine, 75006 Paris.
- Address
- 2 Rue Palatine, 75006 Paris
- Time
Métro nearby
- 10Mabillon4 min walk
- 4Saint-Germain-des-Prés6 min walk
- 4Saint-Sulpice6 min walk
Tickets & pricing
Past event
| Category | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Box office | 22 € | — |
Accessibility & rules
- Audience
- All audiences
- Format
- In person
Poster
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Frequently asked questions
Where does Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios take place?
Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios takes place at Église Saint-Sulpice (75006 Paris).
When does Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios take place?
The scheduled date is 11 September 2026 at 20:00.
Who is performing at Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios?
Mozart is on the bill. See the artist page on concerts.paris.
How much are tickets for Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios?
Tickets for Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios start from €22 (excluding booking fees). Indicative price, to be confirmed on the official box office.
How do I get to Église Saint-Sulpice?
Église Saint-Sulpice is located at 2 Rue Palatine, 75006 Paris. Public transport is recommended; full directions are on the venue page.
What type of event is Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios?
Les Grands Airs d'Opéra - Concerts Hélios is classified as “Classique” in the concerts.paris listings.
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