Conservatoire National de Musique François Mitterrand Trust Fund

Come cheer for our hobby courses students as they take on the stage next Saturday. From children to senior citizens, music, song and dance will abound.
Tickets: Rs200 per session
Venue: Serge Constantin Theatre
For tickets booking: WhatsApp message on 55001400 and on sale at the Conservatoire and on day of the concert.

We were delighted to welcome exceptional musicians from the Moscow Conservatory for a concert on Monday, and it was a joy to see them perform side by side with talented local artists in a series of duets.

The enthusiasm, generosity on stage made this concert a memorable experience for everyone present.

At our Conservatory, we believe in building bridges between artists, institutions, and communities. We are committed to creating more opportunities for collaboration, both locally and internationally, so that musicians can learn from one another, grow together, and enrich our cultural landscape.

As we approach the end of the academic year and the examination period, our students have benefited from a remarkable learning opportunity through the visit of a delegation of musicians from the Moscow Conservatory.

We feel privileged to have had such an enriching activity for our students. We extend our sincere gratitude to the Russian Federation for making this initiative possible.

You are cordially invited to this classical music Concert by the "Young Stars of the Moscow Conservatory" with the participation of artists from Mauritius.

Monday 15 June at 7pm at the Conservatoire.

For Bookings: Whatsapp message on 5 500 1400 by Thursday 11 June 2026.

Free Entry. Limited Seats Available

Our Adult Choir delivered an exceptional 'Cantus Sacri' concert last Saturday, that will be remembered for its artistry and spirit of togetherness.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each member of the Francis Thomé vocal ensemble, to our Choirmaster Ms Sophie Némorin who guided this project with unwavering dedication and to Mr Jonathan L'Espérance whose piano-playing dialogued seamlessly with the choir.
Thank you to St Jean Parish, and to all who came - your presence was an essential part of the evening.

As our choir prepares for this sacred music concert scheduled on Saturday 6 June at St Jean Church, we are continually moved by the beauty of voices coming together in harmony.

An evening of timeless music awaits. We look forward to sharing this special musical journey with you.

The Conservatoire had the pleasure of facilitating a workshop on traditional Chinese instruments for secondary school students, giving them a rare opportunity to explore the sounds and artistry behind these unique instruments, as performed by the Jiangsu National Women's Orchestra from China. A concert was also held in the evening where a string ensemble of teachers and students of the Conservatoire performed alongside the visiting artists, in a exchange of artistry and tradition.
This initiative was a collaboration between the China Cultural Centre and the Conservatoire.

"A Guitar Journey" truly lived up to its name - taking the audience during two beautiful evenings to different eras, styles and musical landscapes of classical guitar music.
The concert was made even more special by seeing three generations of guitarists sharing the stage together.
Our sincere gratitude goes to our guitar teachers Mr Hansley Félicité, Mr Jean-Jacques Félix and Mr Gérard Lavigilante, and our students Mr Oulerven Naidu and Ms Nelly Vencatachellum.
These concerts were made possible through a collaboration with the Centre Culturel d'Expression Française, and the dedicated work of our staff members.