Concert - Paris Chamber Players

Ready to experience a classical music concert with a French group in an exceptional venue?

Not to be outshone by the Olympian sportspeople, a group of Parisian musicians are embarking on a marathon tour around New Zealand: 14 concerts in just 18 days - with  a date in Auckland on Monday, 11th of November.

The Paris Chamber Players are a chamber music ensemble based in Paris, composed of professional musicians. They are dedicated to performing classical works in various venues, including churches and other unique spaces.

A delightfully classical programme from the early 19th century, featuring the Beethoven Septet (7 players) and the Schubert Octet, (8 players) rarely presented together, and featuring instruments that
almost make a mini orchestra.

Infos & tickets 

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Holy Trinity Cathedral, 446 Parnell Road, Auckland

 Monday 11th of November
From 8:00PM to 10:00PM

 Tickets available here Tickets Tickets
Tickets will be on sale at the door if there are any left

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The little extra : For all the food lovers, chestnut cream will be available for sale during the intermission.

Who are the Paris Chamber Players?

A French group composed of 8 professional musicians:

• 1st violin: Jennifer Schillerm
  
• 2nd violin: Agnès Reverdy
  
• Viola: Mark Oremland
  
• Cello: Myriam Teillagorry
  
• Double bass: Bernard Lanaspèze
  
• Clarinet: Saori Kurimoto
  
• Horn: Antoine Degremont
  
• Bassoon: Vincent Reynaud

This ensemble is quite unique in the world – for over 50 years (under the name of its sister entity the Heidelberg Chamber Orchestra) it has been taking beautiful chamber music of the 17th and 18th centuries to thousands of people all over the world, – ordinary people in simple settings, almost entirely self-sufficient.

Their repertoire mainly features classics from the 17th and 18th centuries, with occasionally more recent works. Alongside the well-known favorites of Vivaldi, Mozart, and Bach, there are also works by Corelli, Telemann, Albinoni, and Marcello, to name just a few.