Rungis Piano-Piano Festival 2026 Unveils "Clair de lune sur la tour Eiffel" on October 4

The Rungis Piano-Piano festival 2026 will present "Clair de lune sur la tour Eiffel" on October 4, a concert conceived by illustrator Grégoire Pont that combines live drawing, animation cinema, and visual theatre. The performance unfolds as a silent film brought to life by music, with Pont's linework animating on screen to depict sleeping rooftops, deserted streets under the stars, and dreamlike silhouettes, gradually leading audiences on a nocturnal stroll through Paris that culminates at the sparkling Eiffel Tower. The narrative follows Jean and Céleste as they move through a world suspended between dream and reality. Each Debussy piece functions as a scene, atmosphere, or emotion tied to Paris, including "Des pas dans la neige," "Reflets dans l'eau," "La fille aux cheveux de lin," "Rêverie," and the celebrated "Clair de lune." Described as a complete spectacle blending concert, animated cinema, and visual theatre, the event is designed as an experience for the whole family. The production is a partner event of Club Artistik Rezo, with details announced via press release.