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French Touch

Experience Royal Life Guards Music Band in top form for an evening filled with French elegance, energy and musical excellence.

On the podium is the French conductor Florent Didier, bringing the distinctive French sound and style to life.

Together with the orchestra, he presents a programme that combines lightness and precision with a myriad of colourful tones and powerful musical moments.

Prepare yourself for a concert that entertains, surprises and impresses – from lively rhythms to more emotional moments.

French Touch is your ticket to an evening of world-class live music, set in one of Copenhagen's most iconic concert halls.

Participants

Royal Life Guards Music Band

Conductor: Florent Didier

Upcoming concerts

Saturday 22 May 2027 at 19:30
Music events

String Quartets in the Diamond: Quatuor Ébène – Beethoven's String Quartets (6:6)

Hear Beethoven’s 16 string quartets across six concerts in the Queen’s Hall as French star quartet Quatuor Ébène returns to The Black Diamond. This evening’s programme features Nos 6 and 15.

The Black Diamond, The Queen's Hall 
Saturday 22 May 2027 at 15:00
Music events

String Quartets in the Diamond: Quatuor Ébène – Beethoven's String Quartets (5:6)

Hear Beethoven’s 16 string quartets across six concerts in the Queen’s Hall as French star quartet Quatuor Ébène returns to The Black Diamond. This evening’s programme features Nos. 2, 16 and 14.

The Black Diamond, The Queen's Hall 
Friday 21 May 2027 at 19:30
Music events

String Quartets in the Diamond: Quatuor Ébène – Beethoven's String Quartets (4:6)

Hear Beethoven’s 16 string quartets across six concerts in the Queen’s Hall as French star quartet Quatuor Ébène returns to The Black Diamond. This evening’s programme features Nos. 7 and 3.

The Black Diamond, The Queen's Hall 
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