Orchestre National de France live in Paris

Experience Orchestre National de France live on June 25th

Orchestre National de France is a renowned French symphony orchestra with a history dating back to 1934, initially established as the orchestra of French National Radio. The ensemble performs a broad repertoire encompassing works from the classical canon through to contemporary compositions, frequently commissioning new pieces and exploring 20th and 21st-century music alongside established masterpieces. It is known for its versatility and commitment to both traditional orchestral sound and innovative programming.

The concert on June 25, 2026, will take place at Maison de la Radio et de la Musique – Auditorium in Paris. This venue serves as the primary broadcasting and concert hall for Radio France. Opened in 1963, the building was designed by architect Henry Bernard and is notable for its modernist architecture and exceptional acoustics. The auditorium itself boasts a capacity of approximately 1,438 seats and is specifically engineered for both live performance and high-quality radio broadcasts. It’s equipped with advanced sound technology to meet the demands of both audiences and recording engineers. The venue regularly hosts performances by Orchestre National de France, as well as other ensembles and soloists, contributing significantly to Paris's cultural landscape.