Des sons et des mots - Vincent de Murcia - piano/voice

Mémorial Alsace Moselle
Schirmeck, France
Vincent De Murcia propose un spectacle où les textes des grands poètes et chanteurs ne sont plus chantés mais dits par lui, se chevauchent avec le piano.
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Sounds and words mingle, clash and intersect. Vincent De Murcia offers a show in which the texts of the great poets and singers are no longer sung, but spoken by him, overlapping with the piano.
The socio-cultural association "Le Repère" welcomes to the Mémorial-Alsace Moselle :
Brassens dialogues with Bach, Brel with Debussy, Brahms with Baudelaire. Barbara, Devos, Renaud, Beethoven and Schubert are also featured in this original show, which rediscovers in music the texts that enchanted our hearts in the 60s and 80s.
Vincent de Murcia teaches piano at the Conservatoire de Strasbourg, and also gives numerous concerts, listening sessions and lectures on music.
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Mémorial Alsace-Moselle
Allée du Souvenir Français
67130
Schirmeck
Schirmeck, France
+33 3 88 47 45 50
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Free entry with the Museums-PASS-Musées
Dates
On 18 October 2026
Sunday: 17:00-18:15
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