For 2000 years, Christmas has been a delight to young and old alike. Moments of celebration, moments of reunion, moments of simplicity and sharing. The heart is a birth, that of a newborn in a manger. On the winter solstice, light spreads everywhere and provides perfect joy.

Before the birth, joy is already present, because we are waiting impatiently for the arrival of the child. Between Gregorian songs and readings by English composers, we oscillate between splendour and awe, to end with the exaltation of a Enjoy yourself by Steven Sametz! A joy that is radiant with the arrival of the newborn!

A Boy was Born by Benjamin Britten introduces the colourful vision of Francis Poulenc. Like a painter, he describes the scene with simplicity, revealing us in a pure and colorful way the great mystery. The silence of a night is conducive to the sweetness of the enveloping English lullabies. Finally, let us burst into joy in the early morning to announce the great news to the world. Sing now and be joyful!

The Great Mystery is a concert staged and highlighted. The dramaturgy of the program guides the audience to live a simple joy that is received and given.

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