At the very top of La Tour, Aurélien Sabouret, Principal Cello of the Paris Opera, will create a timeless musical interlude with Johann Sebastian Bach’s First Suite for Solo Cello, followed by the first movement of Gaspar Cassadó’s Suite for Solo Cello.
For a dazzling finale on the Toit de la Tour, the four musicians will be joined by a fifth soloist. Together, the five soloists of the Paris Opera will perform François Borne’s brilliant Fantaisie sur Carmen, followed by the irresistible energy of Astor Piazzolla’s Libertango.
As always at La Tour, music is accompanied by the pleasures of the table. The evening will begin with a glass of Tour d’Argent Grand Cru Champagne, followed by a tasting of amuse-bouches, savoury bites and sweet delicacies created by Chef Yannick Franques.
Guests may choose between a signature cocktail or mocktail crafted by mixologist Andy Soto, or a selection of wines from the House’s historic cellars.
8 September.La Tour becomes another stage.You have a front-row seat
Wednesday
July 1, 2026 from 18h30 to 23h00