Artistic partners

The Concert de la Loge has started a partnership for 4 seasons with the Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles and the Association pour le développement des Activités Musicales de l’Aisne. As part of this project, concerts, recordings and academies will be offered around the enhancement of the French repertoire of the eighteenth century.

The programme for 2024-2025 season :

Paternship of the 10 years of the Concert de la Loge :

concerts, publication, exhibition

Since September 2016, Le Concert de la Loge has been in residence at the Conservatoire Jean-Baptiste Lully in Puteaux.

Every season, the ensemble presents creative residencies, commented public rehearsals, educational and participative concerts with students, conferences, meetings with artists, recordings and concerts in the city of Puteaux.

The goal of this residency in Puteaux is to develop the audiences of the Conservatoire’s musical season in particular by carrying actions with companies and institutions on its territory.

The programme for 2024-2025 season:

• 10th october 2024
Baroque Follies with Trio SR9

• 27th may 2025
The Imaginary Ballet

This residence is supported by la Ville de Puteaux, la Région Île-de-France and la DRAC Île De France.

Le Concert de la Loge and le Quatuor Cambini-Paris continue the partnership initiated with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France around unpublished collections and manuscripts.

After the success of the exhibition as part of the Osez haydn! at the Hôtel de Lauzun in 2018, other original manuscripts will be exhibited alongside come concerts.

The Bibliothèque Nationale de France has also entrusted the soloists of Le Concert de la Loge with the Symphonies de salon by Anton Reicha. After a deciphering session in the library’s reading room, the musicians chose la Première grande symphonie de salon, which is the subject of a recording and a concert tour.

Le Concert de la Loge is associated with le Musée du Louvre around the rediscovery of the repertoire that was played at the Tuileries in the 18th century.

Two years after the departure of the Concert Spirituel, Le Concert de la Loge Olympique obtained, in 1786, the authorization to give its concerts in the salle des Cent-Suisses du palais des Tuileries.

It was in this huge hall that the orchestra performed for the first time the Symphonies Parisiennes which it had commissioned from Haydn through its founder, the Comte d’Ogny.

Two centuries later, Le Concert de la Loge conducted by Julien Chauvin recorded and performed these symphonies in concert at the Auditorium of the Louvre, offering each season a program inspired by those of the time.

All the records of this “live at the Louvre” recorded collection are sold at the museum bookstore.