Saturday 20 december from 18:00 to 19:30

Viva Vivaldi!

Cultural
Concert
Choral

Chapelle des Pénitents Noirs, 7 Bis Rue du Général Gallieni, 06500 Menton

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An immersion in some of Vivaldi's most expressive works. A vibrant, sensitive and luminous program, performed by the Quazylis women's vocal ensemble, joined by several soloists.

On Saturday, December 20, 2025 at 6pm, the Quazylis women's vocal ensemble will present a concert dedicated to the passionate, sacred world of Antonio Vivaldi. Conducted by Raphaële Leidecker, this program will immerse us in some of the Venetian composer's most expressive works.

Audiences will hear the Beatus Vir, several arias from operas and oratorios, a solo motet and the Gloria. For this occasion, Quazylis will bring together several soloists, giving the performance a richness of timbre and a particular intensity.

Based in Menton for almost twenty years, Quazylis is renowned for its commitment, the finesse of its vocal work and the cohesion of its singers. The ensemble is guided by the attentive direction of Raphaële Leidecker, who trained as a singer and choral conductor at leading conservatories and at the Sorbonne, where she pursues an ongoing course of study that nurtures her musical approach.

The concert will be accompanied on piano by Elisabeth Bogliotti, whose musicality and precision will underline the expressive palette of the program.

More than a concert, this proposal celebrates the bond between choristers, collective work and the joy of making voices resonate in an exceptional heritage site.