Emmanuel Ceysson x Denis Bouriakov in Taiwan
A flute and harp recital in New Taipei with the LAPhil Principal Flute Denis Bouriakov, including works by CPE Bach, Piazzola and Takemitsu amongst others.
A flute and harp recital in New Taipei with the LAPhil Principal Flute Denis Bouriakov, including works by CPE Bach, Piazzola and Takemitsu amongst others.
Emmanuel shares the Koerner Hall stage in Toronto with Canadian pianist Elisabeth Pion, for a concert conducted by Ryan Haskins including Henriette Renié’s Harp Concerto.
Emmanuel joins forces with TSM invited artists for Debussy trio sonata, and Tournier Sonatine op.30 with violin and cello.
Emmanuel shares a concert with Italian harpist Claudia Lamanna during this year’s World Harp Congress. He will play rare chamber music works by Marcel Tournier, included in his latest recording “Images - Hommage à Marcel Tournier”
An evening of mostly French chamber music with the invited artists of Classical Tahoe 2026, including Ravel’s Introduction and Allegro, and Jean Cras’ Quintet for flute, harp, and string trio.
Debussy’s Danse sacrée et danse profane, Mahler’s 5th symphony Adagietto with the Classical Tahoe Orchestra.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic returns to the Proms for the first time in over two decades, conducted by Music Director Gustavo Dudamel.
Program includes Beethoven’s Pastorale, and Thomas Adès’ Inferno
As part of the LAPhil EIF 2026 residency, this first concert will include Gustavo Dudamel’s rendition of Beethoven’s 7th Symphony, and the Scottish premiere of Gabriela Ortiz’s Revolucion Diamantina
As part of the LAPhil EIF 2026 residency, this second concert will include Gustavo Dudamel’s rendition of Beethoven’s Pastoral, and Thomas Adès’ Inferno.
Emmanuel returns to Finland for Saint-Saens’ Morceau de concert and Pierné’s Concertstück with the Tapiola Sinfonietta and their artistic partner conductor Ryan Bancroft
Amongst his LAPhil colleagues, Emmanuel will play Glière Harp concerto’s last movement under Gustavo Dudamel’s baton.
Marcel Tournier’s Sonatine op.30 in its rare trio version with violinist Rebecca Reale and Principal Cello Robert deMaine, amongst other French chamber music works by LAPhil colleagues.
Emmanuel plays Henriette Renié’s Concerto in C minor at the Teatro Mayor in Bogota, Colombia.
A harp recital including works by Bach, Spohr, Glinka, Fauré and Debussy amongst others.
Photo credits Danny Clinch for LAPhil
Emmanuel joins his LAPhil colleagues for a chamber music evening featuring Caplet’s musical rendition of The Mask of Red Death by E.A. Poe, for harp and string quartet.
Photo credit Danny Clinch for LAPhil
Emmanuel plays Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Rotterdam Philharmonic.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel plays Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Rotterdam Philharmonic.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Join us at the home of DeAnn Cary and Bill Jech for pre-concert hors d'oeuvres & refreshments, a whole French music solo harp recital, followed by a dessert reception with the Emmanuel.
Photo credit Danny Clinch for LAPhil
Emmanuel plays the European premieres of Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel plays the European premieres of Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel plays the European premieres of Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel plays the European premieres of Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine.
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel plays Rheinhold Glière’s harp concerto with the Mississipi Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Crafton Beck
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Emmanuel plays Glière Harp Concerto with the Gävle Symfoniorkester, conducted by Chloé Dufresne.
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Emmanuel plays Glière Harp Concerto with the Gävle Symfoniorkester, conducted by Chloé Dufresne.
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Emmanuel premieres Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the LAPhil
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel premieres Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the LAPhil
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel premieres Joe Hisaishi’s new Harp Concerto with the LAPhil
Photo credit Omar Cruz
Emmanuel joins flutist Anette Maiburg and dancer Chiara Jovy at the Niederrhein Musikfestival for an evening evoking impressions of Nature…
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Recently appointed Associate Music Director of the USA International Harp Competition, Emmanuel will perform a solo recital part of the competition’s Concert Series.
Program to include works by Bach, Spohr, Fauré, Renié and Tournier amongst others.
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Douglas Bostock conducts the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra in a stunning program including Rheinhold Glière Harp Concerto.
Photo credits LAPhil / Ryan Hunter
Emmanuel joins forces with musicians from the Musikkollegium Winterthur in a whole French program including Caplet, Ravel, Saint-Saens and Jean Cras.
Roberto Gonzalez-Monjas conducts a full French program, including Debussy’s Danses sacrée et profane and Germaine Tailleferre’s Concertino.
Roberto Gonzalez-Monjas conducts a full French program, including Debussy’s Danses sacrée et profane and Germaine Tailleferre’s Concertino.
Roberto Gonzalez-Monjas conducts a mainly Russian festive program, including Glière’s best known work: Harp concerto Op.74!
A theatre performance in Winterthur featuring Swiss actor Adrian Furrer around chamber music works with Quatuor Voce.
Staged by the one and only Romain Gilbert!
Emmanuel returns to Hong Kong with a poetically curated programme of “birds”, exploring how composers across the eras and borders depict the soaring little creatures through beautiful music. Ceysson also plays music from his home country of France by Fauré and Debussy.
Emmanuel returns to Hong Kong with a poetically curated programme of “birds”, exploring how composers across the eras and borders depict the soaring little creatures through beautiful music. Ceysson also plays music from his home country of France by Fauré and Debussy.