The diving museum has exchanged its usual calm for a particularly festive musical excitement. The Nord-Aveyron Music Conservatory organized its end-of-year auditions and concerts. A meeting which attracted an audience that came in droves, to the point of filling every available space.
The festivities began with fanfare on the outside square. The batucada led by Merlin raised the temperature to the powerful rhythm of the drums, bringing together percussionists of all ages, from 6 to 70, in perfect intergenerational communion. In the process, the public was able to appreciate the gentleness of the students in Juliette’s singing class, harmoniously accompanied by Franck.
Head upstairs, then, for the highly anticipated concert of musical awareness and musical training classes, followed by all current music. Diligent and enthusiastic, the youngest singers won over the audience.
The musical stroll continued in the museum hall, where the delicate notes of the pianists and flautists resonated under the red stone vaults, offering a suspended moment of great quality. Finally, to close this rich evening, the accordion class took possession of the upstairs again. The musicians, proud to present the fruit of their work, delivered a warm and dynamic performance, largely greeted by loud applause from the spectators.
A superb success for the students and the teaching team of the Conservatory, who knew how to make this historical monument the most vibrant of musical settings.
