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icone texte plus grosicone texte plus petit icone impression icone partage de la page Discover all the cultural programming organized around the exhibition Algeria 1830-1962. Featuring Jacques Ferrandez. Concerts, guided tours, conference...
 

Concerts



Individual rates and reservations Reservation required (within the limit of the available seats) by calling : 01 44 42 35 07 from Monday to Thursday from 10:00 am to 12:00 am and 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
All tickets must be collected at the North Entrance ticket office.
Full rate : 9 euros. Reduced rate : 7 euros.


Monday, May 21.
Gallery Turenne : 8:00 pm.
With the support of the French Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs – DMPA.

Nasro BEGHDAD, oud, violin and voice.
Michel GODARD, serpent and bass
Assia GUEMRA, dancer
Linda BSIRI, voice and poetry
Amar CHAOUI, bendir, darbuka and galal

Algerian Patchworks
Journeying in Algeria
When traditional music, improvisation and new creations meet. Accompanied with poetry and dance.


Thursday June 7
Cathedral Saint-Louis des Invalides : 8 :00 pm
With the support of the French Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs – DMPA

Orchestre d’Harmonie de la Guarde Républicaine (Orchestra of Harmony of the Republican Guard)
François BOULANGER, Conductor
François-Joël THIOLLIER, Soloist

ROSSINI, L'italiana in Algeri (The Italian Girl in Algiers): Overture
CHABRIER, España, rhapsody for orchestra
SAINT-SAENS, Suite algérienne, op. 60 ; The Piano Concerto No. 5 in F major, op. 103, Samson and Delilah : the bacchanale


Friday June 8
The Grand Salon : 8:00 pm
With the support of the French Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs – DMPA

Masterclasses by Caroline DUMAS of the Paris Opera House, classical teacher of singing at the National School of Music of Paris – ENMP

and her students
Mathilde FUROIS, soprano
Emilie BERREBI, soprano
Joseph KAUZMAN, tenor
Auriane ORINEL, soprano
Malika BELLARIBI, mezzo-soprano
Tristan RAËS, piano accompaniment

Travel Diary and Oriental Dream
BIZET, Les Adieux de l'hôtesse arabe from Les Orientales (Poems by V. HUGO)
BIZET, Air de Nadir (Nadir’s Aria) from Les Pêcheurs de Perles (The Pearl Fishers)
RAVEL, Kaddisch from Deux Mélodies Hébraïques (Two Hebrew Songs), sung in Armenian
FALLA, Siete canciones populares españolas (Seven Spanish Folksongs). Extracts
ROSSINI, L'italiana in Algeri (The Italian Girl in Algiers): Aria
RAVEL, La Flûte Enchantée (The Magic Flute) from Shéhérazade
Andalusian classical music


Friday June 15
The Grand Salon : 8:00 pm
Under the patronage of His Excellency the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Spain to France, Mr Carlos BASTARRECHE
With the support of the Spanish Embassy Cultural Office in Paris
With the support of the French Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs – DMPA

Begoña OLAVIDE, voice, psaltery and percussions (Spain)
Patrizia BOVI, voice, harp and percussions (Italy)

Hispanic women : Kingdom, Memory and Exile
Recital of Andalusian classical music
Martín CODAX, Cantigas de amigo (thirteenth century lyric poetry)
Epic narrative songs from Turkey, Spain and Portugal (XV and XVI centuries)
Wedding Songs from Marocco and Bulgaria


 

Meet Jacques Ferrandez during a two hours conference



Reservations Free admission. Reservation required (within the limit of the available seats) at : histoire-ma@invalides.org


Saturday June 16
Auditorium Austerlitz. From 2:00 p;m; to 4:00 p.m
From history to fiction : presenting Jacques Ferrandez and his Carnets d’Orient

French cartoonist Jacques Ferrandez will present his ten volumes comic-book series Carnets d’Orient, in which he depicts the history of the French conquest of Algeria, from the 1830’s to the Algerian Independence in July 1962. The first volume was published in 1987. Since then, he has dedicated 25 years to this epic saga. A saga largely inspired from his own family history, historical sources and his own imaginative narratives. He will answer questions on the connection between history and fiction and explain how he recreated French Algeria as a virtual place of memory.


 

Young visitors’ activity



Bookings Bookings and practical informations at : jeunes-ma@invalides.org


Young visitors’ itinerary.
A Special Young visitors’ itinerary starts at the main gate of the Hôtel des Invalides with the presentation of guns used during the conquest of Algeria during the nineteenth century. Ten didactic panels complete this itinerary.
In the Cour d’Honneur a ground game is organized around « mystery objects ». Their signification will be found in the exhibition Algeria 1830-1962. Featuring Jacques Ferrandez.
All along the exhibition, the characters created by Jacques Ferrandez all along the exhibition will provide you substantive explanations on models, uniforms, arms, paintings and photographs of this historical period.
Short vocabulary lessons will provide a great opportunity to enrich your knowledge on links between French and Arab languages with terms and expressions, many of them still in use today, brought back to France by the French soldiers who had served in the Army of Africa.

School groups visits to the exhibition
Guided tours of the exhibition can be organized at the teacher’s request



Groups visits to the exhibition



Bookings Bookings and practical informations at : visites-ma@invalides.org


School groups, associations and day care centres are entitled to free admission by booking 15 days prior to their visit.
Contact : jeunes-ma@invalides.org
Guided tours of the exhibition are organized upon demand.
Contact : visites-ma@invalides.org
Carnets d'Orient - Jacques Ferrandez - tome 4
Carnets d'Orient - Jacques Ferrandez - tome 4
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