An enchanted interlude between sky, music and heritage
7:30 p.m. - Museum Courtyard
KAREN KURONUMA, piano
Originally from Japan, Karen Kuronuma joined the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra as a soloist at just 19 years old. She then continued her training at the CNSM in Paris. In 2021, her acclaimed debut album, Les Soirées françaises, pays tribute to Ravel and Poulenc. The following year, the 67th Maria Canals Competition awarded her the Honorary Medal Award, before she became a laureate of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation in 2023.
9 pm - Place de la Castre
AMY GADIAGA, bass and vocals
Luke BACCHUS, piano
Simon LAMB, drums
A singer and bassist with natural elegance, Amy Gadiaga lights up the stage with a jazz-soul style that's both profound and spontaneous. Trained in London and awarded by the Royal Philharmonic Society, she is a rising star on the European jazz scene. Accompanied by exceptional musicians, she delivers a show as free as it is refined.
KAREN KURONUMA, piano
Originally from Japan, Karen Kuronuma joined the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra as a soloist at just 19 years old. She then continued her training at the CNSM in Paris. In 2021, her acclaimed debut album, Les Soirées françaises, pays tribute to Ravel and Poulenc. The following year, the 67th Maria Canals Competition awarded her the Honorary Medal Award, before she became a laureate of the Gautier Capuçon Foundation in 2023.
9 pm - Place de la Castre
AMY GADIAGA, bass and vocals
Luke BACCHUS, piano
Simon LAMB, drums
A singer and bassist with natural elegance, Amy Gadiaga lights up the stage with a jazz-soul style that's both profound and spontaneous. Trained in London and awarded by the Royal Philharmonic Society, she is a rising star on the European jazz scene. Accompanied by exceptional musicians, she delivers a show as free as it is refined.
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Opening times
Opening times
On 11 July 2025
- 19:30 at 23:00
