In the business world as in the music world, the search for perfect harmony, synergy and convergence of initiatives towards a SINGLE common goal are omnipresent. Get up close and personal with the workings of an orchestra and witness the fundamental elements of group initiative in action. Together, experience a close encounter that makes sense of group work. It will add an original touch to your conference or seminar.
You will attend one of our symphony orchestra’s rehearsals, in the real conditions of preparing for a concert. Your teams will discover the search of perfect harmony, a fragile construction obtained after hours of work. Just like in a company, the participation of every member of the team is vital to its success.
The conductor, fully aware of your presence, will introduce you to what goes on behind the scenes of his profession, directing his comments to your attention and thus creating a dynamic interaction between the orchestra, participants and the business world. A real architect in the performance of a musical work, the conductor coordinates and enhances talents, in echo of the fundamental concept of leadership in companies. The dialogue can continue over drinks, a unique and delightful opportunity to ask the conductor and musicians any questions you might have.
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The OPPB, Pau Pays de Béarn Orchestra
With a growing reputation, the Pau Pays de Béarn Orchestra (OPPB) is a major contributor to Aquitaine cultural heritage. It now occupies a new place on the French symphony orchestra scene. Since its creation, the Orchestra has been conducted by Fayçal Karoui, whose career also led him to conduct at the Opéra de Paris, La Scala in Milan and the Vienna State Opera, after being musical director of the New York City Ballet for six years. He is also regularly invited to conduct at prestigious festivals with the OPPB or other orchestras, for example La Roque d’Anthéron, La Folle Journée in Nantes and Tokyo, the Festival de Menton and the Festival d’Annecy.
