Orchestre d'Harmonie de Chatelaillon-Plage - Musique Classique

What if the Orchestre d'Harmonie offered you a unique experience, a humorous show and a revisited relationship between the orchestra, its conductor and the audience?
The codes of the stage and those of an orchestra leave little to our imagination: as soon as an orchestra, and then its conductor, enter the stage, the audience expects a concert. What if we were to shake up the codes to better understand what's being played? What if the orchestra became the audience, and vice versa?
What if the conductor let himself be conducted? Emmanuel Van Cappel takes on the role of Manoche, a clown musician, who must lead the orchestra.

The orchestra takes on both a musical and theatrical role, becoming a full-fledged player in the farce orchestrated by Manoche. And the audience is not to be outdone, witnessing Manoche's hesitations and experiments.

Author/performer: Emmanuel Van Cappel
Director: Jean-Philippe Lucas Rubio
Orchestre d'Harmonie de Châtelaillon-Plage conducted by Cécile and Francis Bétermin