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Victoires de la Musique Classique

Victoires de la Musique Classique

Quartz - Brest - France 3

20st March, Frdiay, 2026

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Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin has been nominated in the “Young Lyric Artist Revelation” category at the Victoires de la Musique Classique 2026. The 33rd ceremony will take place on Friday 20 March 2026 at Le Quartz – Scène nationale de Brest, the city’s renowned performing arts venue. The event will be broadcast live at 9:00 pm on France 3 (television) and France Musique (radio), allowing around one million viewers and listeners to follow the evening simultaneously. The Orchestre National de Bretagne, conducted by the young conductor Nicolas Ellis, will accompany the performances throughout the night. It is a major annual musical celebration of excellence on the French classical scene, with a particular spotlight on the year’s outstanding talents.
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Recital Women composer

Recital Women composer

Les Maisonnettes - Gargenville

March 27th, Friday

Ayano Kamei (piano) and Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin (mezzo-soprano), top prizewinners of the 13th International Nadia & Lili Boulanger Singing-Piano Competition (Grand Prix Rainier III of Monaco), place their musical partnership at the service of a recital devoted to women composers, bringing to light works too rarely heard and restoring these creative voices to the spotlight. The programme weaves a sensitive, wide-ranging journey—from the refined melodic art of Hedwige Chrétien, or Ina Boyle, to the expressive intensity of song in Clara Schumann, the elegance and wit of Pauline Viardot, the Romantic sweep of Augusta Holmès, and other composers besides—moving between intimacy, salon brilliance, and dramatic breadth. Set within the intimate atmosphere of Les Maisonnettes in Gargenville—the former home of Nadia and Lili Boulanger, now a place of memory and culture—the concert resonates with particular meaning: acquired by the town to preserve and share this legacy, the house still bears the imprint of a living musical history and has welcomed many great figures over time. Awarded the “Maison des Illustres” label, this singular venue now hosts concerts and cultural events, continuing the spirit of transmission that has long animated its walls.
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Le Nozze di Figaro - W.A. Mozart

Le Nozze di Figaro - W.A. Mozart

Teatro di Manzoni - Pisotia

Saturday, April 19th

Role debut : Marcellina. At the Teatro Manzoni in Pistoia, Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro is presented in a production directed by Roberto Valerio and conducted by Daniele Giorgi, with the Orchestra Leonore. The Coro Filarmonico di Torino “R. Maghini”, prepared by Claudio Chiavazza, joins the musical forces.

The cast brings together Robert Gleadow (Count Almaviva) and Valentina Farcas (Countess Almaviva), alongside Roberto Lorenzi (Figaro) and Arianna Vendittelli (Susanna). Laila Salome Fischer appears as Cherubino, with Léontine Maridat Zimmerlin (Marcellina), Valerio Morelli (Bartolo), Jorge Navarro Colorado (Basilio) and Nika Gorič (Barbarina).
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Pygmalion - Jean-Philippe Rameau

Pygmalion - Jean-Philippe Rameau

rmstadt, Deutsch Philharmonie Merck

Saturday 9th, May

Founded in 1991 by Christophe Rousset, Les Talens Lyriques have established themselves as one of the leading period-instrument ensembles, with a career shaped by Baroque opera and tragédie lyrique, as well as programmes spanning from the Baroque to the Classical era. Their work combines concerts, staged productions, and recordings, and has been recognised internationally for many years.

For Rameau’s Pygmalion, a one-act acte de ballet first performed in 1748, Christophe Rousset conducts Abel Zamora in the title role, alongside Neima Fischer, Michèle Bréant, and Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin.
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Recital for voice and piano

Recital for voice and piano

Clermont-Ferrand's Opera House

Wednesday, May 13th 2026

Winners of the 28th International Singing Competition of Clermont-Ferrand

Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin and Louis Dechambre embody a new generation of talented and committed opera artists. As members of the “Génération Opéra” 2025–26 class, they stand out for their remarkable journeys and multidisciplinary approach.

Winners of the most recent edition of the International Singing Competition of Clermont-Ferrand — which, for the very first time, awarded a piano-vocal duo — Léontine and Louis perfectly embody the youth and boldness of today’s operatic scene.
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Carmen - G. Bizet

Carmen - G. Bizet

Capitole de Toulouse

26th June to 6th July 2026

Role of Mercédès (all casts)

Carmen is the most popular opera in the world, and one of the most moving—a searing tragedy of a woman who confronts her fate to assert her freedom to the very end.

In 2022, Marie-Nicole Lemieux made a historic debut in the title role, despite the challenging context of the health crisis. To overcome that difficult time and to offer you once again, in the best possible conditions, Jean-Louis Grinda’s beautiful production, a swift revival was essential. This revival promises to be spectacular, with two exceptional casts and Leo Hussain at the podium, an ideal conductor in the French repertoire.
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Festival International de Colmar - Recital

Festival International de Colmar - Recital

Koïfhus - Salle Roesselmann (XIVe -XVe s.) Colmar

July 7th, Tuesday 2026

The Zimmerlin-Dechambre duo was born out of friendship and a shared love of music.

After working on several projects at the CNSMDP, Louis and Léontine found themselves in the same class at Génération Opéra 2025-2026. This marked the beginning of a long-term collaboration. The duo won first prize at the Clermont-Auvergne Opera Competition and performs regularly in a variety of programmes. Léontine Mardiat-Zimmerlin, an academician at the Opéra Comique 2024-2025, is an Adami 2025 artist. This new season, she is making her debut at the Capitole in Toulouse, the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, and in Tenerife. For his part, Louis Dechambre is joining the Paris National Opera Academy for 2025-2026.

Gabriel Fauré: La chanson d’Ève, Op. 95 (ext. No. 1) – Paradis

Clara Schumann: Sechs Lieder, Op. 13 – Nos. 1 to 4 – Ihr Bildnis – Sie liebten sich beide – Liebeszauber – Der Mond kommt still gegangen

Gabriel Fauré: Trois mélodies, Op. 18 – Nell – Voyageur – Automne

Felix Mendelssohn: Kinderszenen, Op. 15 (excerpt), Träumerei

Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Six romances, Op. 73 (extract no. 6) and Op. 38 (extracts nos. 2, 3, 6) нова, как прежде, один

Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Six romances, Op. 38 – То было раннею весной – Средь шумного бал

Alberto Ginastera: Dos canciones, Op. 3 Canción a la luna lunanca – Canción al árbol del olvido

G. Enesco: Three Melodies, Op. 4 – Le désert – Le Galop – Soupir

Gabriel Fauré: Après un rêve, Op. 7 No. 1
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Recital for Meezo-Soprano, Piano and String Quartet

Recital for Meezo-Soprano, Piano and String Quartet

Pont-Croix

July 11th, Satudray, 2026

At the Pont-Croix Festival – Voice and Chamber Music (summer 2026), the Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame de Roscudon provides its warm acoustics for a recital where the voice meets the art of the string quartet: mezzo-soprano Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin (nominated as Lyric Artist Revelation at the Victoires de la Musique Classique 2026) joins forces with pianist Gabriel Durliat and the Quatuor Hermès—winners of the Geneva Competition and quartet in residence at the Fondation Singer-Polignac—for a journey through French music, rich in poetry, clarity, and sweeping lyrical impulse. The programme (Saturday 11 July 2026) moves from Fauré to Debussy, Duparc to Chausson, and culminates in Ravel’s String Quartet, including the jewel of chamber song, Chausson’s Chanson perpétuelle for voice, quartet and piano.
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One, two, three voices

One, two, three voices

Montpellier, Salle Pasteur, Le Corum

July 16th, Thursday 2026, 12:30 pm

As part of the warm and welcoming Radio France Occitanie Montpellier Festival, Brenda Poupard, Anouk Defontenay and Léontine Maridat-Zimmerlin—three young singers, each gifted with a beautiful mezzo-soprano voice—will come together for a concert unlike any other. Selected in 2025 to take part in a masterclass led by Marianne Crebassa, herself a mezzo-soprano, the idea arose to invite them one year later to perform together, alongside their close musical partner, pianist Anne Pagès-Boisset. Although they share the same vocal range, their voices are strikingly different in colour, allowing them to alternate between solo, duo and trio numbers without ever giving the impression of a single voice simply multiplied two or three times. With music by Pauline Viardot, Bizet, Gluck and others, this programme offers a threefold exploration of the mezzo-soprano voice.
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