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On Sunday, June 8, 2025 at 3:30 PM, on the occasion of World Ocean Day, the Year of the Sea, and the France-Brazil Year, we invite you to an exceptional concert: The Voice of the Oceans.
A heartfelt tribute to the beauty, power, and fragility of the sea, through the work of Brazilian composer Antonio Santana, inspired by nature and the mysteries of the deep.

The sea has no voice… let us offer it ours.
An unforgettable experience awaits, where music, science, and marine conservation come together to give a voice to our oceans.

Don’t miss this unique event!

Program

Canto Selvagem (Wild Song)
Minha terra (My Land)
The Bird (A Song for the Planet)
Brazilian Trio: 3 movements
- Mysterious Exuberance of the Amazon
- Whispered Secrets under the Moonlight
- Whispers of the Forest
The Voice of the Amazon
The Voice of the Oceans – Transcription 1: “The Abyss”
The Voice of the Oceans – Transcription 2: “Beginnings”
Initiation Ceremony in the Temple of the Vestals
Cantiga di Ninar (Lullaby)

Distribution

Clara Bellon, soprano
Frank Braley, pianist (guest of honor)
Daniel Propper, piano
Élise Bertrand, violinist – Instrumental Soloist Revelation at the 2024 Victoires de la Musique Classique and laureate of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation
Michael Song, cellist – Resident at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and laureate of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation

With a unique contribution from marine biologist Pierre Mollo, a plankton specialist, who will offer a scientific perspective on ocean conservation.