Valentine's Day Concert: Love Duos at Saint‐Sulpice

About the Event

A wonderful musical celebration of love with Clémence Levy & Artavazd Sargsyan singing some of the most famous love duos in the sumptuous church Saint‐Sulpice.

Program

Handel, “Hallelujah” from Messiah
Verdi, “Chorus of the Slaves” from Nabucco
Bizet, “Habanera” from Carmen
Verdi, “Libiamo ne' lieti calici” from La Traviata
Verdi, “Triumphal March” in Aida
Bizet, “Chorus of the Cigarette Girls” in Carmen
Verdi, “Chorus of the Gypsies” in La Traviata
Verdi, “Chorus of the Slaves” in Nabucco
Gounod, “Chorus of the Soldiers” in Faust
Gounod, “Juliet's Waltz” in Romeo and Juliet
Gounod, “Ange adorable,” Duet, in Romeo and Juliet
Rameau, “Les sauvages, Forêts paisibles,” in Les Indes Galantes
Delibes, “D'où viens‐tu, que veux‐tu” (Where do you come from, what do you want), duet, in Lakmé
Donizetti, “Una furtiva lagrima” (A furtive tear), tenor solo, in Elisir d'amore
Offenbach, “Antonia” in Les Comptes d'Hoffmann

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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.

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