For 50 years, the Nuits du Château de la Moutte have been bringing Saint-Tropez to life in the moonlight, between the courtyard, the palm grove and the Canebiers beach, with concerts of classical, baroque, jazz and world music. A magical rendezvous under the stars.
Poetic piano
In the intimacy of the château courtyard, an evening of poetry with Mikhaïl Pletnev, world-famous piano star, for the first time in Saint-Tropez. His fingers will bring to life Bach's immortality, Schumann's fantasies and Grieg's "miniatures", all of them poetic tableaux.
Mikhail Pletnev (Piano)
Mikhail Pletnev, pianist, conductor and composer, has been delighting and dazzling audiences around the world for decades, making him one of today's most respected and influential artists.
In 1978, when he was just twenty-one, the pianist won the Gold Medal and First Prize in the Tchaikovsky Competition, a recognition that propelled him onto the international stage.
In 1988, he was invited to perform at a diplomatic summit in Washington, which led to a friendship with Mikhail Gorbachev. Throughout his career, he is committed to breaking down barriers through the universal language of music.
In 1990, Mikhail Pletnev founded the Russian National Orchestra (RNO), the first independent orchestra in Russian history. His leadership as Artistic Director and Principal Conductor led the RNO to rank among the world's greatest orchestras.
Over thirty years later, he renews his commitment to artistic freedom by creating the International Rachmaninov Orchestra, named after the famous pianist, conductor and composer whose career has inspired audiences the world over.
A pianist of exceptional musicality and dazzling technique, Mikhail Pletnev's concerts and recordings demonstrate the diversity and breadth of his repertoire, making him one of the greatest virtuosos of our time.
His recordings have won numerous awards, including a Grammy Award in 2005 for his arrangement of Prokofiev's Cinderella. He was also nominated for a Grammy for Schumann's Symphonic Etudes in 2004, and for Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 (2003). His album of Scarlatti Sonatas (Virgin/EMI) won critical acclaim and a Gramophone Award in 1996. His recording of Beethoven's symphonies and piano concertos (complete works on Deutsche Grammophon) was named "Best of 2007" by the NewYorker.
Mikhail Pletnev plays a Shigeru Kawai concert piano, provided by Kawai Europa GMBH.
In the intimacy of the château courtyard, an evening of poetry with Mikhaïl Pletnev, world-famous piano star, for the first time in Saint-Tropez. His fingers will bring to life Bach's immortality, Schumann's fantasies and Grieg's "miniatures", all of them poetic tableaux.
Mikhail Pletnev (Piano)
Mikhail Pletnev, pianist, conductor and composer, has been delighting and dazzling audiences around the world for decades, making him one of today's most respected and influential artists.
In 1978, when he was just twenty-one, the pianist won the Gold Medal and First Prize in the Tchaikovsky Competition, a recognition that propelled him onto the international stage.
In 1988, he was invited to perform at a diplomatic summit in Washington, which led to a friendship with Mikhail Gorbachev. Throughout his career, he is committed to breaking down barriers through the universal language of music.
In 1990, Mikhail Pletnev founded the Russian National Orchestra (RNO), the first independent orchestra in Russian history. His leadership as Artistic Director and Principal Conductor led the RNO to rank among the world's greatest orchestras.
Over thirty years later, he renews his commitment to artistic freedom by creating the International Rachmaninov Orchestra, named after the famous pianist, conductor and composer whose career has inspired audiences the world over.
A pianist of exceptional musicality and dazzling technique, Mikhail Pletnev's concerts and recordings demonstrate the diversity and breadth of his repertoire, making him one of the greatest virtuosos of our time.
His recordings have won numerous awards, including a Grammy Award in 2005 for his arrangement of Prokofiev's Cinderella. He was also nominated for a Grammy for Schumann's Symphonic Etudes in 2004, and for Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 (2003). His album of Scarlatti Sonatas (Virgin/EMI) won critical acclaim and a Gramophone Award in 1996. His recording of Beethoven's symphonies and piano concertos (complete works on Deutsche Grammophon) was named "Best of 2007" by the NewYorker.
Mikhail Pletnev plays a Shigeru Kawai concert piano, provided by Kawai Europa GMBH.
Opening times
Opening times
On 3 August 2025
- 21:00
