(c) Paul Savalle Les 4 Saisons de Vivaldi (extraits), Kreisler, Beethoven at Saint Germain des Prés
Paris, Eglise Saint‐Germain‐des‐Prés — Main Hall
About the Event
Rediscover the magic of classical music through this concert featuring the most famous works of the repertoire.
Concerts Hélios is a music production company dedicated to promoting classical and sacred music in exceptional heritage venues, mainly in Paris.
Founded with the aim of bringing classical music to life, making it accessible and deeply human, Concerts Hélios brings together top‐level professional musicians around iconic programs: great masterpieces from the repertoire, seasonal concerts, sacred music, symphonic and choral works.
Each concert is designed to be an immersive experience, where artistic excellence meets the beauty of the venue: 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, the proximity between artists and audience, and meticulous organization, guaranteeing an experience that is both demanding and welcoming.
Through its regular productions, Concerts Hélios is committed to transmitting, sharing, and promoting musical heritage, creating a dialogue between tradition and living emotion.
Program
- Fritz Kreisler – Prelude and Allegro
- Ludwig van Beethoven – Violin Concerto
- Antonio Vivaldi – Four Seasons (excerpts)
Cast / Production
solo violin: Glen Rouxel
Customer Reviews
4.5 of 5
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Edmar B, Brazil
May 2026
Too informal. Could introduce artists and pieces
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Notanee V, France
May 2026
The performance was awesome. The people attending less awesome. Quite distracting when you see a bunch of cell phones in the air recording when you are trying to enjoy the show. Some people couldn't help themselves from talking during the show Wich was equally as distracting as you're there to listen to live classical music, not only is it disrespectful to the attendees around, the venu in which we are, and above all, the musicians. I thought the lighting was a bit too bright as I had thought it would be dimmed. I found it sad seeing some people scan through their social medias looking down at their phone half the time. Maybe the organization can prohibit cell phone use and talking during the show.
Address
Eglise Saint‐Germain‐des‐Prés, 3, place Saint‐Germain‐des‐Prés, Paris, France — Google Maps
