Dates: 22 April - 26 April 2025 | Paris, France

The Misatango Festival offers you and your choir the opportunity to sing Misa a Buenos Aires (Misatango) together with the Argentinian composer Martín Palmeri and choirs from all over the world in one the most wonderful venues in Paris 2025. Perform the Misatango at world famous Grand Amphitheatre at Sorbonnne University Sing and conduct your own choir on stage at the “Night of the Choirs” concert in Paris at famous St Roch Church.

The Misatango Festival comprises rehearsal and performance of Misatango as well as accommodation and catering. Please check our schedule for all the details. The concert in the Wiener Konzerthaus offers each choir an individual appearance in the first part of the concert, the second half of the concert is defined by the performance of Misatango.

Both, composer Martìn Palmeri and conductor Saul Zaks were born in Buenos Aires and have been friends for a long time, both are renowned artist and have been awarded prizes and accolades for their work. Together with Martín and Saul you will rehearse and perform for the audience in Paris.

Choir Contact Ireland can help you plan an unforgettable choral trip for your choir. We take care of the planning and logistical arrangements, dealing with the ground operators and organisers, allowing you to focus on the singing. Contact us today for more information and sing with your choir in Paris, France.

PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES

Performance Details

Misatango Choir Festival for competitive and non competitive choirs, individual singers welcome.

Composer & Conductor

Martín Palmeri - composer, pianist, choir and orchestra conductor

Martín Palmeri is an Argentine composer, conductor, and pianist, renowned for his contributions to contemporary classical and tango music. Born in Buenos Aires, Palmeri's work blends classical forms with the rich traditions of Argentine tango, creating a unique fusion of genres. He is best known for his composition Misa a Buenos Aires, a work that combines elements of the Latin Mass with the rhythms and harmonies of tango, which has gained international acclaim. Palmeri's musical style is characterized by emotional depth, rhythmic complexity, and a vivid use of orchestration, which has earned him recognition as a leading figure in the Argentine music scene. In addition to his composition work, Palmeri has also performed as a pianist and conductor, further solidifying his influence in both the classical and tango communities.

Saul Zaks - conductor and artistic director

Saul Zaks is an Argentine conductor, composer, and educator, recognized for his significant contributions to both classical and tango music. Born in Buenos Aires, Zaks has built a distinguished career as a conductor, working with numerous orchestras and ensembles around the world. His expertise spans a wide range of musical genres, but he is particularly noted for his work in the tango genre, collaborating with prominent tango artists and ensembles. As a composer, Zaks is known for incorporating elements of traditional Argentine music into contemporary classical frameworks, creating a bridge between these distinct musical worlds. In addition to his performance and compositional achievements, Zaks is also a passionate educator, mentoring the next generation of musicians through his teaching and workshops. His innovative approach to music and his ability to merge different styles have made him a prominent figure in the cultural scene.