Organisation of Two Concertini at La Monnaie

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A synergy project is an initiative carried out collectively by several partners united around a common goal.
By sharing their skills, resources, and experiences, these actors — associations, institutions, and volunteers — work together to develop actions that are stronger, more coherent, and more sustainable.

These collaborative projects make it possible to pool expertise, create solutions tailored to real needs, and amplify the impact of initiatives that serve the well-being of isolated or vulnerable elderly people.

Concertino à la Monnaie
Stefan Tabirta

To give the beneficiaries of be.Source's HUB partner organisations the opportunity to experience the magic of classical music, the Royal Theatre of La Monnaie is organising two concertini featuring artists from its orchestra, choirs and MM Academy.

The first concert, scheduled for October or November 2026 in La Monnaie's Grand Foyer, will feature a vocal programme with piano accompaniment, performed by soloists and laureates of the MM Academy. Under the direction of Ouri Bronchti, this concert will bring together approximately nine artists and welcome up to 150 beneficiaries.

The second event, entitled "Christmas Concert", is scheduled for Friday, 17 December 2026, at 3 p.m. It will feature La Monnaie's Women's Choir, comprising approximately twenty artists, under the direction of Emmanuel Trenque. This vocal programme with piano accompaniment is intended for 250 beneficiaries.

Reserved for beneficiaries of be.Source's HUB, these two concerts offer a unique opportunity to discover classical music in a prestigious setting, share a cultural experience and encourage connections between participants.

With the support requested from the be.Source Foundation, this initiative aims to make classical music accessible to 400 beneficiaries from the associations and institutions that are part of its partner network.