text: 2019-20 Season | Philharmonie de Paris
  2019-20 Season: Concerts & Shows Download the French brochure
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  Subscriptions (3+ and 6+) from 1pm on Saturday 16 March
  Under 28 Youth Subscription from 12pm on Monday 25 March
  Individual tickets, adults activities and family concerts from 12pm on Monday 6 May
  Activities for Families and children (in cycles) from 12pm on Monday 27 May
  Activities for Families and children (in single sessions) from 12pm on Monday 24 June
  The year 2020 marks the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, an excellent occasion to re-immerse ourselves in a body of work as protean as it is Promethean.
  Celebrating the juxtaposition of music and image, the Philharmonie presents screenings of cinema classics with live musical accompaniment and experimental audiovisual projects.
  Charlie Chaplin • Danny Elfman/Tim Burton • Dracula • Jaws …
  A series of concerts and shows on the multiple facets of the African continent in dialogue with the West.
  Complete Beethoven piano sonatas • West-Easter Divan Orchestra • Complete Brahms symphonies with the Staatskapelle Berlin
  The Qatsi trilogy by Philip Glass and Godfrey Reggio explores the threat to life on earth in an enchanting musical and cinematographic ballet.
  A selection of the vertiginous oeuvre of the pioneer of musique concrète, from his Messe pour le temps présent to La Dixième Symphonie derived from Beethoven's monumental corpus.
  The great Russian conductor at the head of three prestigious ensembles.
  Orchestre de Paris • Mariinsky Orchestra • Münchner Philharmoniker
  The American trumpet player and composer alongside the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and the Orchestre de Paris, for three exceptional concerts.
  A programme characterised by a certain vision of modernity, featuring three concerts by Max Richter, screenings of the work of Yulia Mahr, and numerous guests.
  Catherine Ringer celebrates the Rita Mitsouko with a 'carte blanche' for the weekend.
  A vibrant premiere in the form of a concert-performance with the Phuphuma Love Minus, a spectacular group of singers-dancers from Johannesburg.
  Symphonic repertoire · Period instruments · Jazz · World music · Concertos · Pop / Rock · Dance· Opera & oratorio · Contemporary repertoire · Piano & chamber music · Voices
  9 - 19 JANUARY 2020
  This exhibition is an invitation to rediscover the work of the master of silent film from a musical vantage point, shining the spotlight on the close relation to dance, rhythm and the illusion of speech and sound, all rigorously "orchestrated" in each of Chapin's works.
  Designed as a musical and visual installation, this exhibition explores the universe of Pierre & Gilles through an assembly of more than a hundred of their photo-paintings, along with a host of objects and video documents.
  SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 TO JANUARY 3, 2021
  From his earliest scenes of gypsy life, flute players in the 1970s and harlequin musicians to his bacchanal canvases, this exhibition explores the musical dimension running throughout Picasso's work.