Symphony On Titan Par Le Grissini Project

An odyssey at Salle Molière

We are delighted to welcome Symphony on Titan by Le Grissini Project to the intimate and finely tuned setting of Salle Molière in Lyon. From our vantage as a venue dedicated to detail and nuance, this program promises an evening where chamber precision meets cinematic scale. The ensemble’s hallmark is to make symphonic color feel close at hand, drawing audiences into narrative soundscapes that spark the imagination. Symphony on Titan embraces that spirit, inviting listeners to journey from the warmth of strings to the shimmer of winds and the steady heartbeat of piano, with timbres that evoke distant horizons and the quiet suspension of space. In Salle Molière, known for its natural clarity and balanced projection, these textures bloom without exaggeration, allowing every motif, counterline, and resonance to speak. Expect lighting and pacing that gently guide the ear, not as spectacle for its own sake, but as an elegant extension of musical storytelling. For those who appreciate intimacy married to grandeur, this is the rare occasion where both coexist in a room designed to serve the music first.

An evolving artistic chapter for Le Grissini Project

Le Grissini Project has cultivated an audience that values craft, curiosity, and a taste for borderless repertoire. Their path has consistently drawn together classical technique and the evocative language of contemporary scoring, resulting in performances that feel both grounded and adventurous. Symphony on Titan amplifies this trajectory: a program that invites us to listen with eyes as well as ears, to hear orchestral colors as narrative signposts, and to sense the gravitational pull of an idea carried through movement after movement. Rather than presenting a collage of styles, the ensemble favors a cohesive arc, shaping the evening the way a composer shapes a symphony—through contrast, return, and transformation. From our perspective at Salle Molière, this is a timely chapter in the ensemble’s artistic life. Audiences have come to associate the group with polished, story-forward concerts—intimately played, elegantly staged, and unfailingly attentive to balance. This season’s focus on cosmic imagery and the poetics of exploration reflects a broader desire to recast the concert hall as a place of discovery, where familiar instruments offer new ways of hearing space, time, and silence.

Hosting Symphony on Titan at Salle Molière allows us to present these ideas in a venue perfectly scaled to them. The room’s warm acoustics reward attentive listening, enhancing the dialogue between sections and giving each phrase the space it needs to settle, glow, and fade. We take care with seating plans to preserve sightlines, because the visual cohesion of an ensemble like Le Grissini Project—how they breathe together, cue each other, and share the lead—forms part of the experience. You can expect a generous program that flows without rush, with moments of hushed stillness contrasted by surges of collective energy, an ebb and flow made vivid by the hall’s natural response. For seasoned concertgoers, it is a chance to hear the group’s latest ideas in a room that rewards nuance; for first-time visitors, it offers a welcoming introduction to the possibilities of live instrumental storytelling. Above all, the evening reaffirms what we love to facilitate at Lyon’s Salle Molière: a shared, unhurried immersion in music that feels as exploratory as it is finely honed.