Since its inception in December 2024, Le Parnasse en fête has been driven by a fundamental mission: to transform early music into a living, vibrant art form that looks resolutely towards the future.

The baroque ensemble Mozaïque serves as our primary laboratory of excellence—a space where the precision and creativity of our artists give rise to truly captivating projects.

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In 2026, we will bring the artists of ensemble Mozaïque to Europe’s most prestigious venues, from the Davos Festival in Switzerland to the Salle Cortot in Paris.

Alongside these performances, two recording projects will be released on the Aparté label: the world-premiere recording of Antonio Caldara’s oratorio, David Umiliato, and the launch of the album Unusual Suspects.

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Our project reaches far beyond performance; it is deeply rooted in the values we hold dear:

 

• A Spirit of Inquiry: We are committed to crafting pioneering projects where historical and musicological research meet modern-day artistic creation.

• Tolerance: Our projects welcome and celebrate our artists, regardless of their background, religion, or sexual orientation.

• Sharing: By engaging with diverse audiences from Normandy to Hauts-de-France, we share and pass on our passion for early music to the widest possible audience.

 

Join the Cercle du Parnasse today and become a patron of our association!

As a patron of Le Parnasse en fête, you will enjoy a privileged relationship with our team of passionate artists, all dedicated to championing humanist values. Your contribution provides crucial support for the realisation of our ambitious projects.

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Together, let us make music shine!