Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France live in Paris

Experience Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France live on October 1st

Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France is a renowned French orchestra with a strong tradition of interpreting both standard classical repertoire and contemporary works. Established in 1939, the orchestra is known for its versatility and commitment to musical innovation, frequently commissioning new pieces and collaborating with prominent modern composers. Its sound is generally characterized by a refined elegance and clarity, reflecting its role as a broadcast ensemble initially focused on radio performance.

The concert will take place at Maison De La Radio Et De La Musique - Auditorium in Paris. This venue, inaugurated in 1995, serves as the primary broadcasting and concert hall for Radio France. Designed by architect Jean Nouvel, it’s notable for its innovative acoustic design intended to optimize sound quality for both live audiences and radio transmission. The auditorium boasts a distinctive asymmetrical shape and utilizes adjustable elements to tailor the acoustics to different musical genres.

Beyond hosting Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France performances, the Maison de la Radio et de la Musique also accommodates other orchestras, chamber music ensembles, and soloists, functioning as a central hub for musical activity in Paris. The building itself incorporates studios dedicated to radio production alongside public spaces designed to engage audiences with music.